By Plenary Sessions: Anti Allas

The speaker demonstrates proficiency in legislative procedures, providing a detailed account of the Constitutional Committee's debate, the voting outcomes, and the procedural actions taken. They are well-versed in the subject matter concerning food supply security, vital services, and the Civil Crisis Act, also making reference to the entry into force of the European Union directive. They utilize technical terminology and provide exact schedules for government draft legislation.

The speaker demonstrates expertise regarding the reform of rural schools and the educational organization managed by local municipalities, citing the Foresight Centre’s vision for 2040. He addresses specific practical problems, such as the distances between schools (12–15 km) and student numbers (approximately 50 pupils), highlighting the difficulty of achieving community consensus.

The speaker demonstrates expertise on the topic of memorials and historical conflicts, specifically referencing the 2007 events and the monument's earlier relocation. He also highlights practical experience removing Soviet-era monuments while serving as the Mayor of Võru, which lends him a certain authority in addressing the topic.

The expertise is limited to familiarity with the procedural rules of the Riigikogu and the work of its committees, particularly the question of whether the topic was proposed for referral to the specialized Social Affairs Committee. Data regarding the content of the specific underlying problem is missing, which means the substantive expertise cannot be evaluated.