By Plenary Sessions: Madis Kallas

The politician demonstrated knowledge of judicial system procedures (Supreme Court, appeals) and the timeline for electoral disputes, specifically noting a three-week delay. Particular emphasis was placed on the potential application of private sector experience to improve the speed of the judicial system.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in controlling national defense investments and addressing the economic challenges of financing public transport. Comparative data (Switzerland's population density and GDP) are utilized to explain why high-quality public transport is expensive in Estonia. Furthermore, the speaker is familiar with regional development trends and the outcomes of pilot projects (such as demand-responsive transport), noting that these do not result in cost savings.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the field of social welfare, particularly regarding the nuances of calculating the subsistence level and the historical context of the special needs care reform. They specifically inquire about how basic necessities (food, clothing, and footwear) are factored into the subsistence level. Their questions carry authority because they draw upon personal prior involvement with a special care institution.