By Months: Maria Jufereva-Skuratovski

Total Months: 15

Fully Profiled: 15

09.2025

2 Speeches

The speaker demonstrates expertise regarding the legal framework of data protection and police work, referencing prior remarks from the Chancellor of Justice and the Data Protection Inspectorate. They detail the draft bill’s provisions concerning data collection, storage (a maximum of 45 days), and access requirements. This expertise is backed by concrete examples of using cameras for crime prevention and investigation (including robberies, narcotics cases, and car thefts).
06.2025

4 Speeches

The speaker demonstrates authority in tax policy and economic reforms, using specific terminology such as the taxation of distributed profits, the unified tax-exempt minimum, and administrative burden. Also highlighted are the ethical and practical risks of implementing artificial intelligence in the judicial system in the context of speeding up the pace of proceedings.
05.2025

5 Speeches

The speaker demonstrates expertise regarding economic forecasts and macroeconomic factors, citing assessments from specific institutions (the Bank of Estonia, the Ministry of Finance). Furthermore, they possess deep knowledge of the technical aspects of the legislative process, including the division of labor between committees (such as the Constitutional Committee and the Legal Committee) and how draft laws affect corporate reporting requirements.
04.2025

3 Speeches

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of administrative procedure and the jurisdiction of the Chancellor of Justice, requesting detailed data regarding motor vehicle tax appeals and specific exceptional cases (people with disabilities, vehicle destruction). He/She also has a clear understanding of the strategic importance of digital security and information warfare, particularly in connection with the activities of the neighboring state.
03.2025

1 Speeches

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of national security and border control procedures, particularly concerning the government's authority to close the border for security considerations. The focus is on procedural and legal clarity, directly inquiring about the role of parliament in this situation.
02.2025

9 Speeches

The speaker demonstrates deep expertise in taxation and financial analysis of the banking sector, presenting precise data regarding advance income tax rates (14%, 18%, 22%) and the amounts flowing into the state budget (641 million euros in additional revenue). He/She uses technical terminology and statistics to justify opposition to the temporary bank tax, citing Lithuania's negative consequences (fintech outflow, SEB consolidation).
12.2024

1 Speeches

The expert assessment focuses on the organization of work and legislative processes within the Riigikogu, demonstrating knowledge derived from studying the experiences of other nations. Specifically, a clear distinction is drawn between personal assistants and caucus advisors, indicating detailed knowledge of the parliament's support structures.
11.2024

1 Speeches

There is no data regarding technical or specific domain expertise, as the discussion focuses on the rhetoric and public communication strategy employed by the opponents of the bill.
10.2024

1 Speeches

The speaker demonstrates deep expertise regarding the parental benefit system and its financial implications, utilizing specific figures (e.g., 4733 euros, 725 euros) and ratios (a 6.5-fold versus 4.4-fold difference). He/She references studies and previous personal presentations on the topic, confirming long-term engagement with issues concerning social security and labor market flexibility.
09.2024

3 Speeches

The speaker demonstrates authority regarding the procedural rules of the Riigikogu (Estonian Parliament) and the formation of international delegations. They possess a precise mastery of procedural language, referencing specific dates, times, and the committee's consensus decisions (e.g., the sittings of September 6 and September 12). This expertise is focused on the transparent and accurate management of the legislative process.
06.2024

3 Speeches

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of foreign policy mechanisms by inquiring about Georgia's participation in the European Partnership Project and the Eastern Partnership. He/She is proficient in economic matters, particularly concerning the cost of living and the prerequisites for economic recovery, when addressing questions to the Governor of the Bank of Estonia.
05.2024

3 Speeches

The speaker demonstrates interest in public health matters, specifically children's nutrition in schools, and regulatory oversight regarding childcare facilities' compliance with established criteria. Furthermore, awareness of sensitive political and social issues related to the Orthodox Church is evident. The speaker does not provide specific data or statistics but instead requests this information from the ministers.
03.2024

1 Speeches

The speaker demonstrates an understanding of the connections between the education system and mental health, asserting that the hundreds of young people dropping out are largely attributable to mental health problems. The expertise lies in connecting these issues and clearly defining the respective areas of responsibility (Minister of Education versus Minister of Health). A quantified term ("hundreds of young people") is utilized.
02.2024

5 Speeches

The speaker demonstrates expertise in geopolitics and international security, citing Zbigniew Brzezinski's work "The Grand Chessboard" to emphasize Ukraine's strategic importance. He is knowledgeable about Russian propaganda mechanisms and the necessity of countering them in Estonia, calling for studies regarding the supporters of Kremlin-aligned narratives. Furthermore, he demonstrates sound procedural knowledge by presenting a detailed report on the Foreign Affairs Committee meeting and the handling of the draft legislation.
01.2024

2 Speeches

The speaker demonstrates interest in research and education policy, focusing specifically on how motivation connects to salary and career models. They are also well-informed about the work of parliamentary committees and procedural details, inquiring about the substance of the debate. While there is no use of specific data or technical jargon, their understanding of policy levers is evident.