By Plenary Sessions: Rene Kokk

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the fields of economics and agriculture, citing studies by the Estonian Institute of Economic Research that show a decline in Estonian domestic goods on the market. Specific terms are used, such as "capital availability," "bank tax," and reference is made to the slow response of the Rural Development Foundation (MES).

The speaker demonstrates expertise on the taxation of banking windfall profits and loan conditions, drawing specific comparisons with Lithuania (which recorded over 100 million in extraordinary revenue). He directly links financial policy to the financing and loan availability for industry, particularly the food sector and the green transition.

The assessment concerns the regulation of food products and the organization of the retail sector, focusing specifically on issues related to the labeling and differentiation of insect-based foods. It also demonstrates awareness and recognition of the role of Estonian agriculture in ensuring high-quality food. No data or statistics are used in the discussion.

The speaker demonstrates expertise concerning the Act on Restrictions on the Acquisition of Immovable Property and its amendments, citing specific sections and current restrictions in Estonia. Statistical data is utilized to support their position, pointing out a 42.2% increase in property acquisition by Russian citizens when comparing 2021 and 2022. Furthermore, they are knowledgeable about similar regulations in neighboring countries.

Awareness of labor market statistics is demonstrated, highlighting the specific figure of 55,892 unemployed individuals who are officially registered as such. The topic of government accountability and ministerial statements is also addressed, referencing questions raised by Tiit Riisalo and Siim Pohlak.