By Plenary Sessions: Mario Kadastik

The speaker demonstrates profound expertise in differentiating between Motor Third Party Liability (MTPL), general liability insurance, and comprehensive (Casco) coverage, and is fully proficient in the legal framework surrounding EU directives. He/She supports his/her positions with concrete statistical data (45 accidents, average loss of €1,000–€1,500, insurance cost of €5–€6) and international examples (German practices).

The speaker demonstrates strong expertise in the field of energy technology and regulations, utilizing specific terminology such as battery passport, battery management system, and battery capacity units (kWh, megawatts). They are knowledgeable about battery construction practices in Estonia, both among manufacturers and those who build for their own consumption.

The speaker demonstrates in-depth knowledge of motor insurance regulation, EU directives, and accident statistics concerning electric scooters. He/She refers to specific data points, such as the 70% rate of single-vehicle accidents and the stable statistics for Bolt accidents compared to the exponential growth among private users. This expertise is also based on prior experience as a rapporteur for the steering committee and familiarity with the positions held by the LKF (Estonian Motor Insurers' Bureau) and the Ministry of Finance.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the fields of energy and the labor market, by referencing the enormous disparity in electricity consumption and price forecasts between weekdays and weekends. He/She uses economic terms such as "fixed monthly salary," "work input," and "quantity of work," emphasizing the necessity of considering the correlation between work input and a specific quantity of work.

The speaker demonstrates competence in the legislative process, particularly concerning the initiation of Riigikogu decisions and the representation of the lead committee. He is familiar with the specific legal requirements associated with the adoption of nuclear energy, such as drafting safety legislation and establishing a regulatory authority. Furthermore, when justifying decisions, he references the considerations put forth by the Legal and Analysis Department as well as prior parliamentary practice.