By Years: Raimond Kaljulaid

The speaker demonstrates a high level of expertise in the field of national defense and security, detailing NATO capability goals, the volume of defense procurements, management requirements for RKIK (Center for Defence Investments), and delays in implementing acts. He/She also uses data and statistics (e.g., GDP percentages, the number of PPA calls) on topics ranging from local government (dangerous dogs) to economic policy (labor market deciles). The speaker frequently relies on input from experts (the National Audit Office, the Commander of the Defense Forces).

The speaker exhibits deep expertise in national defense and security policy, referencing NATO defense plans, Russia's defense expenditures (7–8% of GDP), and the specifics of comprehensive national defense (PPA armament, crisis reserve). They are familiar with complex legislative changes, such as the special provisions of the Income Tax Act concerning the taxation of banks and amendments to the Arms Act designed to reduce bureaucracy in the defense industry. Furthermore, they are aware of the regulatory discrepancy regarding age limits in Estonia and the electoral practices of other European countries.