By Plenary Sessions: Aleksei Jevgrafov

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of the history of integration policy, referencing 30 years of work and discussions held at the university 27 years ago. The expertise is social in nature, emphasizing schools' practical readiness for the transition to Estonian-language education and the demographic and social impact of legislative changes (such as the disenfranchisement of 150,000 people). Instead of relying on data or statistics, the arguments are based on moral and social principles.

The speaker demonstrates detailed expertise regarding the logistics and customs control procedures at the Narva border crossing, highlighting specific data concerning the reduction in throughput capacity and the resulting overload of bus passengers. The analysis focuses on the bottlenecks in border management, explaining how full customs control has halved the throughput and generated long queues. Reference is also made to previous decisions and assessments by the Ministry of the Interior (for example, the closure of Narva 2).