By Plenary Sessions: Aleksei Jevgrafov

The speaker demonstrates expertise in healthcare financing and administration, referencing the Ministry of Finance's assessments regarding rising costs and the role of the Health Insurance Fund (formerly Haigekassa) council. Specific terminology and figures are also employed, such as a 10% cut and budget forecasts for 2025–2028. Furthermore, there is knowledge concerning the practical obstacles to implementing the Citizenship Act.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge regarding the expense of establishing social services infrastructure (specifically, nursing homes), citing a concrete example from Narva and its corresponding budgetary figures (nearly 8 million euros). This expertise pertains to the financial burden placed on local municipalities and the accessibility of social services. The text also emphasizes the projected future increase in demand for these services.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of the numerical indicators of national defense expenditures (percentages of GDP, e.g., 2% vs 3%) and relevant legislation (the draft bill). This expertise is evident in their capacity to quote the minister’s prior statements (made to the Estonian Public Broadcasting) and insist on concrete, quantitative solutions.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of healthcare policy and patient behavior, referencing a Kantar Emor study on the preference for paid versus free appointments. Furthermore, they have a detailed understanding of the proposed bill's amendments concerning consultation fees and the educational requirements for public service, particularly for the positions of State Secretary and local secretaries.

The speaker demonstrates expertise regarding telecommunications infrastructure and regulations, citing the CEO of Telia Estonia and detailing specific issues related to the siting of communication masts. Particular emphasis is placed on the technical and regulatory differences between the requirements applicable to electricity and communication masts.