By Plenary Sessions: Ando Kiviberg

The speaker demonstrates a high level of expertise in constitutional law and electoral legislation, providing detailed analyses of specific articles and proposed amendments. They possess a strong command of technical legislative terminology (e.g., the "sunset clause") and are capable of explaining the rationale behind legal changes, often referencing prior legislation (such as the 1993 Churches Act). Their role is authoritative when clarifying the work and procedures of the Constitutional Committee.

His/Her primary expertise lies in the work of the Constitutional Committee and procedural processes, providing a detailed overview of the committee's session and the decisions that were adopted. He/She openly admits that he/she is not an e-voting specialist, but rather conveys the discussion that took place within the committee. He/She focuses on covering the procedures of the electoral service and international assessments (ODIHR).

Demonstrates expertise in constitutional law and legislative procedure, serving as the Chairman of the Constitutional Committee. He/She focuses on specific legal details, such as the justification for the amount of the state fee (or state duty) and the basis for its calculation, and refers to articles of the constitution and decisions of the European Court. He/She requires information from the Ministry of Justice regarding the basis for calculating the state fee.

The speaker demonstrates expertise at the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI), copyright, the digital development of the Estonian language, and heritage culture. He/She positions himself/herself as an advocate for the Estonian language and folkloristics, using specific terminology such as "artificial intelligence" and "digital developments."

The speaker demonstrates a thorough knowledge of the history of the Russian Orthodox Church, its ties to the Soviet Union and the KGB, and the canonical status of the Orthodox Church in Estonia since 1918. Specific historical facts and dates (e.g., 1943, 1996, 1940) are cited, and the speaker refers to Kirill's background as a KGB officer and intelligence resident in Switzerland. Furthermore, examples are given of legislative solutions adopted in Latvia and Ukraine concerning the termination of canonical links.