By Plenary Sessions: Rene Kokk

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the field of criminal law and case law, focusing on issues related to sentencing, early release, and recidivism. In their argumentation, they rely on public discourse and media monitoring to identify the divergence between judicial rulings and public expectation.

The expert analysis is evident in the field of national defense and security, particularly regarding the discovery of parts from illegal or hostile drones. Specific terminology is used, referring both to the concrete incident and whether the cases are currently "under investigation."

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of regional planning processes, referencing the objectives and specifics of initiating the thematic plan for mineral resources in Rapla and Pärnu counties. They are also familiar with the public issues surrounding the recordings of the National Electoral Committee sessions and the test videos for e-elections, allowing them to evaluate the institution's operational capacity.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the legislative process, referencing the work of the committees and the crucial role of the Chancellor of Justice's intervention during the handling of the motor vehicle tax. He is familiar with the details of the motor vehicle tax, mentioning the N1G category and its impact on hunters, construction workers, and farmers. Furthermore, he is aware of the transparency issues within state finances, citing examples of unaccounted-for sums of money found in various ministries.

The speaker demonstrates expertise regarding the procedural matters of the Riigikogu, highlighting the proper accessibility of information and the correct processing of draft legislation. They possess knowledge concerning the personnel profiles and understaffing issues within state institutions (the Defence Forces, PPA, Rescue Service, and EMTA), connecting these challenges to the staffing requirements of new national projects, such as the new prison. Furthermore, they emphasize the necessity of conducting psychological and social impact assessments.

The speaker demonstrates competence in state budget and taxation matters, emphasizing the rapid return of Value Added Tax (24%) to the state budget via domestic consumption. Specific financial data is cited (12–13 million in expenditure, 100.4 million in unspent funds), and the ministry representative is questioned regarding their understanding of the economic cycle.