By Plenary Sessions: Anti Allas

The speaker demonstrates knowledge regarding the production volumes and market mechanisms of oil shale energy, emphasizing that production is large-scale, but the main obstacle is the market price and competitiveness ("it is priced out of the market"). The expertise is focused on the necessity of maintaining energy security and reserve capacity.

Demonstrates expertise in the field of motor vehicle registration and taxation, utilizing terminology such as "motor vehicle tax," "registries," and "vehicle lifecycle." Furthermore, they possess knowledge regarding regional policy and administrative structure (specifically the closure of courthouses), highlighting the impact of these issues on county centers.

The speaker demonstrates expertise regarding the procedures for registering and deregistering motor vehicles, as well as vintage vehicle regulations, referencing previous legislative missteps (such as the requirement for a certificate of destruction). The speaker employs technical details, like lowering the age requirement for historically valuable vehicles from 35 to 30 years, to ensure the preservation of spare parts and cultural heritage. This expertise focuses specifically on the practical effects of tax policy on society’s capacity for self-reliance.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in excise policy, particularly concerning alcohol excises and their social impacts. He/She refers to global experience showing a clear link between price and harm, and uses technical terms such as the differentiation of excise duties between low-alcohol and high-alcohol products, as well as border trade. The necessity of addressing availability, advertising restrictions, and increasing public awareness is emphasized.