By Plenary Sessions: Aleksei Jevgrafov

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the field of legislation and misdemeanor proceedings, using specific terms such as "misdemeanor proceedings" and "paying a coercive fine in installments." The focus is on the technical details of the draft law and its practical impact on the collection of fines.

There is no specific expertise concerning data or technical terminology. Knowledge is limited to the general association of the green transition and vehicle topics, focusing rather on symbolic activity.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in integration policy and social sciences, citing specific studies and the positions held by social scientist Marju Lauristin. Knowledge of constitutional law is also presented, highlighting the Chancellor of Justice’s stance on the issue of voting rights. Furthermore, the speaker demonstrates detailed awareness of the complex and practical bureaucratic hurdles involved in renouncing Russian citizenship.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the field of macroeconomics and social statistics, citing the Bank of Estonia’s forecasts regarding the prolonged recession and Statistics Estonia’s data on poverty. Concrete figures and thresholds for relative and absolute poverty are used (e.g., 303,900 people, the 756 euro limit). Detailed changes in tax policy and their impact on specific groups are also addressed (e.g., 150,000 people affected by the cancellation of the tax benefit for housing loan interest).

Demonstrates specific knowledge of education funding mechanisms, accurately identifying the target group for the salary supplement (teachers instructing in Estonian) and the location (Ida-Viru County). Provides detailed, date-specific data concerning payment delays, noting that the supplement due for January and February was not received and was only paid out in late March or early April.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the legal and political context of the voting rights issue. He/She quotes specific legal authorities, such as Chancellor of Justice Ülle Madise, sworn advocate Jüri Raidla, and Minister of Justice Madis Timpson, emphasizing their opposition to the draft bill. He/She is also aware of the procedural details of the bill's drafting, noting that it was written by the Reform Party office, not the Ministry of Justice.

The speaker demonstrates expertise regarding the implementation of education policy and administrative processes, referencing specific information systems (the Estonian Education Information System and the Application Processing Information System) and the necessity of data verification. The expertise focuses on the details of disbursing salary supplements to teachers teaching in Estonian in Ida-Viru County and the ministry's justifications.