By Agendas: Toomas Kivimägi

The speaker demonstrates expertise regarding the state budget and macroeconomic indicators, using precise figures (a 4.5% deficit, 800 million euros) and relating them to GDP percentages. He/She employs statistical reasoning when dissecting the components of the budget deficit, performing on-the-spot calculations concerning the size of the deficit without factoring in the increase in defense expenditures.

There is not enough data.

The speaker demonstrates competence in constitutional law and administrative practice, raising a specific legal question concerning the constitutionality of language choice mechanisms. They focus on the conformity of normative acts with the Constitution, employing a precise legal framework.

The speaker demonstrates authority regarding parliamentary procedural rules by introducing the Riigikogu information hour and initiating an attendance check. Substantive expertise in specific policy areas (e.g., healthcare, regional policy) is not evident from the speech.

The expertise is clearly connected with the knowledge of the Riigikogu's internal procedure, procedural rules, and practices, particularly regarding the formats of plenary sessions and the organization of committee work. He points to the need to amend the Riigikogu Rules of Procedure and Internal Rules Act, as well as historical practices (nearly 20 years), to strengthen the arguments. He also demonstrates knowledge of potential cost savings within the parliamentary structure.

The speaker demonstrates competence in the areas of criminal procedure and judicial administration, covering specific issues such as the statute of limitations, the public nature of proceedings, and the threshold for accessing the courts. The questions raised are directed toward finding systemic solutions, seeking a balance between the responsibilities of the judiciary and the legislature.

Insufficient data.

The speaker demonstrates awareness of the parliament’s internal dynamics (specifically, the Riigikogu members’ desire to impose taxes) and legal constraints, referencing data protection when discussing the publication of names. The speaker is also cognizant of foreign policy developments, noting a significant foreign visit. There is an absence of references to complex economic or technical data.

Insufficient information

The speaker demonstrates expertise on topics related to monetary policy (Euribor, European Central Bank interest rates) and managing the state budget deficit. Specific terminology, such as "additional supplementary burden," is employed, and the speaker asks for forecasts regarding interest rate reductions, indicating a deep dive into the technical details.

Insufficient information

Insufficient data. There is a complete absence of any reference to the use of data, statistics, or technical terminology that would demonstrate subject matter authority.