By Plenary Sessions: Raimond Kaljulaid

While admitting their limited knowledge in one specific area, they demonstrate a strong grasp of entrepreneurship, industrial supply chains, and food security. The focus is particularly strong on the intersection of national defense and energy, pointing specifically to the lack of research into the impacts of radar systems and coastal defense armaments. They reference joint sessions of Riigikogu committees (the National Defense Committee and the Economic Affairs Committee) and the studies presented there, which clearly indicates procedural awareness.

The speaker demonstrates awareness of Estonia's legal framework concerning gender definition, stressing that legally, only two sexes exist in the country. This understanding is utilized to delineate and clarify the content of the draft legislation, thereby preventing inaccuracies in the official transcript.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in national defense and legislative procedures, knowing the exact effective dates of the amendments to the Arms Act and the procedural stages for implementing regulations. Specific data is used regarding the length of the delay (133 days), and reference is made to the rapid technological modernization of Ukrainian drone production. This knowledge also encompasses the draft legislation information system and the timeline for the preliminary drafting plan.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of labor market regulations, referencing different forms of platform work, zero-hour contracts, and studies conducted by Tallinn University of Technology. They are familiar with regional policy and the debates surrounding the rationality of investments, and possess a good understanding of the Läänemaa infrastructure (specifically the health track/path) and the organization of inter-island ferry services.