By Plenary Sessions: Aleksei Jevgrafov

The individual demonstrates interest in education management and HR matters, specifically requesting quantitative data regarding the completion rates of teachers' language exams and the current number of staff shortages. Emphasis is placed on the necessity of having precise figures concerning compliance with language requirements and the overall teacher deficit.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge regarding the history of Estonian-Georgian relations and the diplomatic consequences of international statements. The expertise also focuses on legislative procedure, inquiring about the discussions held in the committee and the positions of other European Union countries. There are no references to the use of technical terms or statistics.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in healthcare financing and the volume of post-crisis services, referencing both the expiration timeline for hospital contracts and the specific percentage reduction (1%) in operating costs. Reference is also made to a previous information session and the Minister of Health’s stated positions, which indicates thorough monitoring of the subject. Technical terms such as "supplementary budget bill" and "operating costs" are employed.

The speaker demonstrates expertise on fiscal policy and addressing budget deficits, offering alternative solutions such as a bank tax and public sector personnel reform. Specific economic data is utilized (economic recession for nine consecutive quarters) and historical comparisons are drawn (a 14% economic decline during the crisis). Furthermore, the speaker is meticulous regarding the sections and points of the draft law, asking for specific justifications for raising state fees and fine rates.

The speaker demonstrates profound expertise in the field of healthcare financing and administration, utilizing technical terminology such as Health Insurance Fund contracts, HVA hospitals, treatment funding limits, and reimbursement coefficients. They present concrete data regarding budget overruns (all 20 HVA hospitals) and the required amount of additional funding (30–50 million euros). The speaker clearly links the long-term impact of the coronavirus crisis to patient care and the progression of diseases.