By Plenary Sessions: Aleksei Jevgrafov

The highest level of expertise is demonstrated in the areas of local government (LOV) funding and hobby education, where specific grant amounts are utilized and reference is made to previous mayoral experience. The speaker also uses their background as an athlete to argue in favor of promoting sports activities instead of implementing a sugar tax. Regarding the nuclear power plant, the need for thorough studies and analyses is emphasized.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge regarding state finance austerity plans and public sector wage policy, citing specific ministerial positions and assessments made by a member of the Reform Party parliamentary group. The subject matter expertise is primarily focused on the salary level issues faced by police officers, rescue workers, and teachers, highlighting the precise amount of the increase to the teachers' minimum salary threshold (17 euros gross).

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of specific sections of the draft bill (e.g., § 47 subsection 5) and the administrative organization of local government educational institutions. Particular focus is placed on the regulations governing the establishment of food costs and the involvement of the board of trustees.

The speaker demonstrates strong expertise in analyzing the financial data and profitability of the banking sector. Specific statistical data is utilized, drawing on information from the Bank of Estonia, including quarterly and annual profit figures (940 million and 444 million euros). Furthermore, the net profit per working individual is calculated (113 euros per month), which highlights a profound skill in data processing.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the field of education policy, focusing on teacher language proficiency requirements (B2 level) and the implementation of the transition to Estonian-language instruction. To support their arguments, they use specific references to media articles (Postimees) and the minister's previous explanations. This expertise is evident in the details, such as allowing exceptions for subject teachers in Sillamäe.

The speaker expresses interest in alternatives to public health policy (such as promotion instead of taxation) and sensitive political issues concerning the Estonian Orthodox Church. They emphasize the necessity of political solutions and dialogue, referencing the church leadership's prior position regarding Patriarch Kirill’s public statements.