By Plenary Sessions: Mait Klaassen

The speaker demonstrates expertise in environmental, energy, and subsoil law, detailing the phase-out of oil shale use and the preparation of the Climate Act. Specific legal terminology is employed, such as "infringement of the principle of constitutionally legitimate expectation," referencing reports from the Legal and Analysis Department of the Chancellery of the Riigikogu and the Ministry of Climate.

The speaker demonstrates thorough knowledge of the complexities surrounding the Earth's Crust Law and the environmental permit procedure, utilizing specific terminology (e.g., mining allotment, the principle of legitimate expectation). This expertise is also evident in the presentation of detailed procedural processes and commissioned legal analyses (from the Ministry of Climate and the Legal and Analysis Department of the Riigikogu). He/She is able to explain the legal risks associated with processing permits before the new regulation comes into force.

The speaker demonstrates profound expertise in the technical details of the Waste Act and the Traffic Act, particularly concerning the procedure for deregistering vehicles from the registry and the regulation of historic vehicles. He/She employs precise procedural terminology, such as "suspended registration entry" and "rolling deletion," and references specific sections and ministerial proposals. Furthermore, he/she presents statistical data regarding the number of temporarily deregistered vehicles (approximately 30,000).