By Plenary Sessions: Anti Allas

The speaker demonstrates expertise regarding the challenges facing the cultural sector in rural areas, highlighting the shortage of specialists and ongoing wage problems. Particular emphasis is placed on the scarcity of music and folk dance teachers, which is causing choirs and groups to disappear. This knowledge is based on direct contact with cultural figures in "more remote regions of Estonia."

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the legal matters of environmental protection, forestry, and land ownership, referencing specific legislative bills and the activities of the Environmental Board. Particular emphasis is placed on mechanisms for compensating the decline in real estate value, and reference is made to details published in the press.

The analysis focuses on macroeconomics, inflation, and competition regulation. To establish their authority, the speaker references the faction's meeting with the management of the Bank of Estonia, thereby demonstrating knowledge of economic growth and the competitive landscape.

The speaker demonstrates competence in legislative processes, citing working groups, the historical context of the proposals, and the necessity of legally tracking the proceedings in the Riigikogu. They are aware that the issues are not the result of a mere oversight or slip-up, but are systemic and were known to the working group.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the history of tax policy and state finance, specifically highlighting the decoupling of fuel excise duty from road repair funding to cover income tax cuts. They utilize concrete financial indicators (800 million euros in potential revenue from a progressive income tax) and address a specific banking issue (the absence of fixed-margin loans in Estonia). Furthermore, the speaker is aware of errors made within the legislative working groups and the role the Chancellor of Justice plays in rectifying them.

The speaker demonstrates expertise on topics related to state finance (criticism of deficit spending), infrastructure (the structural foundations of the road sector), and education (teacher salaries and shortages). He is particularly detailed when explaining the necessity of car tax exemptions and regional differentiation, pointing out specific target demographics (the disabled and the elderly, and large families). Specific examples are used, such as the shortage of physics and chemistry teachers.