By Plenary Sessions: Ando Kiviberg

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the field of lawmaking and the judicial system, particularly regarding the procedures for selecting candidates for the Supreme Court and the work of the Constitutional Committee. He/She demonstrates an understanding of the necessity of distinguishing between law and political ideology in adjudication. Furthermore, he/she is familiar with the need for inter-factional coordination when handling draft legislation.

The speaker demonstrates expertise on electoral law, the working procedures of the Riigikogu committee, and international election observation (ODIHR). He relies on quotes from Arne Koitmäe, the head of the Republic of Estonia's Electoral Service, confirming that e-voting complies with the law. He clearly differentiates the ODIHR legal report from the technical assessment, demonstrating detailed knowledge of the specifics of the subject matter.

Demonstrates strong expertise regarding the working procedures of the Constitutional Committee and the interpretation of state law, detailing the requirement for the majority of the composition and its historical evolution. He/She accurately employs technical terminology and refers to assessments provided by the Riigikogu Legal and Analysis Department, as well as the content of the ODIHR report. Although he/she denies considering himself/herself a constitutional expert, he/she demonstrates profound procedural knowledge.

The speaker demonstrates expertise regarding prison management and infrastructure, describing the high cost of the specialized concrete structure built to meet specific requirements, and the near impossibility of repurposing it. They refer to the development of a system designed to provide inmate detention services and confirm that they have consulted with relevant experts and officials. Their authority on the subject is supported by references to crime rate data curves and the practices adopted by other countries.

The speaker demonstrates awareness of the history of justice sector policy, specifically referencing the topic being previously raised by a Minister of Justice from the Isamaa party in 2022 or 2023. They focus on seeking alternative solutions regarding prison management, which suggests a certain depth of engagement with the subject matter.