By Plenary Sessions: Aleksei Jevgrafov

The speaker demonstrates expertise in regional development and economic transition, utilizing precise statistical data (e.g., 170 million euros allocated, 626 versus 3,000 jobs). The primary focus is the implementation and impact of the Just Transition Fund (JTF). To substantiate this knowledge, specific sources are cited, such as the July and August data provided by the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the social sector and public health, referencing authoritative sources such as the guidelines issued by the Estonian Health Insurance Fund/Health Fund. The knowledge regarding child nutrition standards is particularly detailed, citing specific food quantities and the role of school lunch in meeting a child’s daily energy requirements (35%). Technical information is also requested regarding the bill’s impact on the number of families.

The speaker demonstrates solid knowledge of the principles governing social policy and the calculation of subsistence benefits, highlighting specific thresholds (200, 240, 160 euros) and their effective start date (June 2022). The expertise also includes a comparison between the increase in the minimum wage (25%) and general inflation.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of the procedures for drafting legislation and can differentiate the bill's impact on businesses versus the general public. Furthermore, a technical question is posed concerning the bill's legacy and the minister's personal role in its development. There is no use of specific data or statistics.

The speaker demonstrates detailed expertise in border management and the specific operational characteristics of the Narva border crossing points, citing concrete wait times (six to eight hours) and the pattern of bus arrivals. Social media correspondence is utilized as evidence to quantify the scope of the issue (approximately 100 people were left waiting in the queue overnight). Furthermore, precise references are made to previous ministerial statements and the exact date of the Narva-2 closure (November 28, 2022).

The speaker has expressed interest in work and rest time regulations, particularly in an international comparative context. They are requesting specific statistics on the number of rest days in Latvia, Lithuania, and Poland, citing the necessity for a data-driven analysis. Furthermore, they are aware of the role of the Estonian Employers' Confederation and are awaiting their official positions.

Demonstrates awareness of issues within the education sector, specifically focusing on teacher qualifications and the lack of pedagogical training in Tallinn schools. Media data (stating that half lack the necessary education) is utilized to underscore the severity of the situation. The expertise focuses on matters concerning educational standards and teacher preparation.