By Plenary Sessions: Rene Kokk

The speaker demonstrates expertise in energy policy, particularly the financing of wind energy, and internal ministry documents (memos). They are knowledgeable about the ministry's structure (the Energy Department) and clearly distinguish between confidential economic indicators and the names of companies and officials that require public disclosure. They cite the process of drafting the forestry development plan as an example to justify the need for transparent stakeholder involvement.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in hunting and the regulation of large predator populations, using specific terminology such as "problem animal," "hunting certificate," and "hunting permit." He/She cites specific data regarding the optimal number of wolf packs (25) and the estimated actual number (39–40). This expertise is further supported by a reference to personal experience as Minister of the Environment during 2019–2020.

The speaker demonstrates expertise regarding the details of the car tax and its implementation problems, highlighting specific examples (such as the 2016 Mercedes-Benz V-class) of radically different tax amounts applied to identical vehicles. The lack of logic in the taxation scheme is emphasized, and a detailed technical breakdown is demanded.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the field of constitutional law and citizenship policy, addressing the status of persons with undetermined citizenship and the possibility of their emergence even in the year 2025. They highlight that the state lacks a precise overview of the actual number of both dual citizens and stateless persons residing in Estonia.

The speaker demonstrates detailed knowledge of the energy market, emphasizing the impact of transmission fees on the final price and inquiring about the investment climate. Awareness of digital policy and the value of data is also evident, with reference made to the 4 billion words in the Estonian language corpus and the "gold price" value of databases.