By Plenary Sessions: Tanel Kiik

The speaker demonstrates expertise in prison policy, the process of ratifying international treaties, and the workforce needs of internal security. He/She cites analyses that have highlighted unmitigated risks and focuses on the complex issue of labor shortages within the internal security sector.

The speaker demonstrates profound expertise in healthcare financing and the social sector, particularly topics related to special needs care. They refer to specific budget figures (4.2 million allocated to special needs care) and the history of establishing the Health Insurance Fund's (Tervisekassa) reserves, emphasizing their previous experience as Minister of Social Affairs. They use technical terms such as "historical deficit" and "health insurance payments for the elderly" to assert their authority.

The speaker demonstrates profound expertise in the field of healthcare financing and social policy, referencing the deficit of the Health Insurance Fund (Tervisekassa) (200–300 million euros) and patient co-payment percentages (25% versus the EU average of 15%). Technical terms such as "solidarity-based healthcare system" are used, alongside international comparisons (OECD, WHO), to substantiate the underfunding of Estonian healthcare. Furthermore, specific funding decisions made by previous governments (Ossinovski, Sikkut) are cited as foundational to the system's operational viability.