By Plenary Sessions: Rene Kokk

They seem knowledgeable about immigration and visa regulation topics. They stress the need for quantitative statistics to understand the scale of residence permit misuse and the trend (rising or falling).

The speaker demonstrates knowledge regarding the topic of social genders and the critical evaluation of scientific consensus. Their expertise lies in using historical examples (Seto language, lobotomy) to challenge the lasting validity of current scientific viewpoints and to urge caution.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in tax policy (VAT, excise duties, car tax) and budget oversight, criticizing the waste of hundreds of thousands of euros on analyses and 100 million euros lying dormant in the budget. Furthermore, the speaker possesses knowledge of energy policy, addressing oil shale energy, the register of bunkering operators, and direct line capability. Statistical data is utilized (e.g., the share of food in household expenses is 20–30%), as are international comparisons (EU and US VAT rates).

The speaker demonstrates in-depth knowledge of the mechanisms for drafting the state budget and identifying budgetary errors, utilizing specific financial data and references. The specialized focus is on fiscal oversight, citing, for instance, a double entry totaling 100.4 million euros discovered under the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications' line item, as well as the budgetary issues concerning Rail Baltic.

The speaker demonstrates thorough knowledge of the processes for managing and auditing state-owned enterprises, knowing the scope (20 vs 120+ pages) and timeline of the Nordica special inspection audit. They use technical terms such as "special audit" and refer to analogous risk cases (Port of Tallinn, Rail Baltic), emphasizing the systemic risks present among the 25 state commercial companies. This expertise is aimed at identifying management errors and financial risks.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in state governance structures and legislative processes, utilizing terminology such as "intent to draft legislation" and "precedent." The professional focus is directed towards mechanisms of financial transparency and clarifying the respective roles of the Parliament (Riigikogu) and the Government.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of energy production planning, particularly regarding the construction of gas power plants and the comparison of fuel sources (oil shale, local gas). He emphasizes the vulnerability of the supply chain, citing specific risks such as cable damage and issues with maritime transport. He asks the minister to evaluate the capacity for supplying local raw materials on a ten-point scale, which indicates a desire for quantified analysis.