By Plenary Sessions: Anastassia Kovalenko-Kõlvart

It demonstrates clear legal standing, utilizes arguments concerning constitutionality, and provides examples of appeals to the administrative court. It refers to the assessment provided by the Chancellor of Justice and the potential review by the Supreme Court. It clarifies that core values – specifically the interests of children and families with special needs – are crucial within tax policy.

A limited overview regarding tax policy topics; it mentions the introduction of 24% VAT and income tax, and the discussion surrounding their permanence, but presents no data or technical analysis. It is cited in the context of the Ministry of Finance's activities and mentions money laundering and relations with Russia, but deep professional expertise is not demonstrated.

He/She demonstrates an understanding of the impact of bureaucracy, competition, and the EU's green policy specifically on small farmers. Political terminology is used, and reference is made to the requirements imposed under the green policy, which indicates an awareness of regulatory factors.

The speaker demonstrated knowledge regarding forest increment, citing 6.7 solid cubic meters per hectare and the concept of "liquid increment." He emphasized that no explanation for these figures has been provided to either the legislature or the sector, and showed a strong grasp of technical terminology and reporting procedures. He expressed readiness to obtain the precise data directly from the ministry.

Demonstrates a strong knowledge- and facts-based approach: refers to the assessment of the National Audit Office (1.8 billion) and the calculations of the Latvian investigation committee, and emphasizes the lack of a contingency plan and risk analysis within the Ministry of Climate. Uses statistical and economic arguments (costs, maintenance costs, comparing traffic needs to Elron prices). Presents consistent references to official sources and calculations.

Kaz: uses references to the "Corruption Perception Index study," mentions "climate corruption" and the "green transition," and highlights offshore wind turbine decisions as examples that demonstrate the connection between technical and political decisions and corruption. Shows awareness of risks related to green topics and corruption, and the ability to link data with policy.

Demonstrates understanding of the supervision of nursing homes, the role of law enforcement agencies, and the deficiencies in jurisprudence; refers to specific cases (Pihlakodu) and issues related to the scope for interpretation, as well as the need to discuss a new legal framework. Emphasizes the role of legal enforcement and legal accountability, and analyzes the limits of statutory interpretation and the importance of establishing precedents.

The text demonstrates knowledge of the fundamentals of criminal procedure and the regulation concerning corporate liability. It references the provision that entered into force at the end of 2023, and since case law is lacking, there is a need to test the interpretive space and establish a precedent. It utilizes legal literature and terminology—such as case law, precedent, and interpretive space—and offers examples of the general legal methodological burden.

Demonstrates knowledge of tax policy and economic impact: refers to specific taxes (24% VAT/income tax) and their effect on prices and inflation; highlights corruption and the necessity of controlling power (Special Anti-Corruption Committee), as well as issues related to competition law; mentions the Porto Franco case and draft legislation protocols as components of parliamentary work.

The presented material demonstrates strong subject knowledge regarding anti-corruption oversight, public funding processes, and the management of municipal enterprises. Specific individuals and cases are referenced (the Porto Franco case, Ossinovski, Taavi Aas, Tõnis Mölder, Kiik, Aab), as well as tax-related discussions (security tax, car tax) and budgetary issues. The text includes references to specific missteps and considerations regarding taxes and indexation, which demonstrates theoretical and practical reasoning skills and attention to discussions concerning state expenditures and revenue.

The text demonstrates an understanding of the issues surrounding constitutional and institutional independence, coupled with an awareness of the need to protect the fundamental principles of the state system. It employs terminology such as the subversion of the state order and the fundamental principles of democracy, and references procedural propriety, reflecting a conscious grasp of institutional organization. The text seeks to establish that the subject matter is grounded in an understanding of the rule of law and democratic principles, and the confirmation of official independence, rather than being driven by economic or advertising policy.

The speaker demonstrates a strong level of knowledge regarding legal bureaucracy and regulatory mechanisms: they speak precisely about the differences between misdemeanor proceedings versus administrative proceedings and refer to the risks of fundamental rights violations. Reference is made to the positions of the Chancellor of Justice, the Supreme Court ruling in the Olerex case, and the potential investigation topics of the special anti-corruption committee, which confirms their legal background and the necessity of a fact-based approach. The texts contain technical terms and references to legal practice, and they emphasize that the directive must be transposed according to the standard procedure.