By Plenary Sessions: Rene Kokk

Expert knowledge is evident in the field of public finance and budgetary processes, particularly in the handling of the supplementary budget and the financial control of ministries. The speaker uses specific large sums of money (100.4 million) and refers to the work of the financial staff at the Ministry of Finance and the MKM.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of the logistics of military training (engineer training equipment, mines, explosives) and the corruption issues surrounding international aid. He/She references studies conducted by Ukrainians themselves, which indicate that roughly one third of aid supplies are stolen, emphasizing the necessity of structural reforms.

The speaker demonstrates expertise regarding transport organization and regional differences, emphasizing the poor accessibility of public transport and the distance of services in rural areas. They use specific financial indicators when proposing alternative ways to cover budget deficits, referencing the cost of Rail Baltic (over 300 million) and the impact of abolishing the tax hump (500 million). Furthermore, the speaker is familiar with the claims made by ministry officials concerning the differences in transport organization between urban and rural areas.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of administrative management, the IT sector, and state investments, referencing data leaks, the m-State project, and the issue concerning the deputy secretary's conflict of interest. Specific financial figures are used, such as 700 million in lost investments and various amounts cited as the m-State's "tuition fee" (€800k, €200k, €360k).