By Plenary Sessions: Anastassia Kovalenko-Kõlvart

The individual possesses deep knowledge of privacy, data accessibility, and security matters, referencing risk analyses, contingency plans, and examples involving the Police and Border Guard Board (PPA), the Tax and Customs Board, and internal control mechanisms. They cite specific figures and institutional references (e.g., 1,400 officials), demonstrating technical understanding of the sector's nuances.

He clearly uses examples and data (e.g., 42% of accidents with Bolt, 13.68% regarding Tuul scooters) to argue the impact of insurance and regulation. He highlights the role of ministries, the Competition Authority, and the Health Insurance Fund, and discusses the problems of the legislative approach and market balance. Demonstrative, data-backed regulatory analysis, along with attention to the context of safety and consumer protection.

The speaker demonstrates a strong command of knowledge concerning the Constitution, data protection, and the risks associated with surveillance, specifically mentioning the principle of interference (or proportionality) and the role of artificial intelligence in data analysis. Reference is made to the positions held by representatives of the Ministry of Finance, the Police and Border Guard Board (PPA), and the Health Insurance Fund. The discussion also involved a review of costs and values (e.g., the noted 3.5 million euro grant received from the European Union). The operational scope is characterized by strong legal and data protection foundations, along with a consistent emphasis on the role of institutions.

Emphasizes strong knowledge of budgetary and financial management (e.g., issues concerning salary and event cost levels, constraints arising from the budget). It highlights the insider list, the role of the Financial Supervision Authority, and the restrictions of criminal procedure under § 284, demonstrating legislative and supervisory expertise and the work of special committees.

He demonstrates knowledge regarding the operations of special anti-corruption committees and the legal principles governing insider information and trade secrets. The referenced Enefit Green case and the subsequent prosecution proceedings highlight his characteristic grasp of the complexity of such matters and the role of oversight. He employs precise terminology such as "insiders" and "inside information."

The text highlights the importance of understanding local government budgets and taxation (including land tax, car tax, VAT, and income tax) and how these affect schools, social policy, and infrastructure. It brings up specific issues such as the cancellation of free public transport, reduced road funding, and rising maintenance expenses. The discussion centers on the impact of tax reforms and the shortage of local resources.

Demonstrates knowledge of how financial markets operate and the risks associated with insider information: references the sudden increase in trading volumes prior to the public release of news and the link to insider information. Highlights the action taken by the legal system (a criminal report filed with the Central Criminal Police and subsequent involvement with the Prosecutor's Office) as part of the anti-corruption analysis. Demonstrates understanding of protecting the interests of the company and the financial market, as well as responsible governance.

Uses data and specific figures (250,000 euros, 243,000 euros, half a million euros, salary fund 12 million, CEO salary ~€10,000) when analyzing labor and public sector costs. Highlighted topics include: the Health Insurance Fund’s workforce policy, the necessity of impact analyses, and general control over state budget expenditures. A thorough, fact-based critique concerning the labor market and institutionalized costs.

The speaker demonstrated a clear reverence for using financial and tax policy knowledge and data: they cited specific figures (2% income tax, 24% VAT) and major expenditure items (the Enefit Green buyback at 68 million, summer retreats at 254,000, training costs at 243,000, and the total payroll fund at 12 million euros). They used examples from events related to the special anti-corruption commission and insider information leaks to underscore the urgency of attention required. The speaker emphasized finance and oversight as the fundamental cornerstone of their work.

He/She focuses on issues concerning employment and the youth workforce, citing the August unemployment figures and potential reasons for the lack of specialized vocational education among young people. The references made to the State Audit Office's audits and confidential agreements demonstrate an ability to juxtapose statistics, institutional oversight, and legislative matters. Broadly speaking, his/her expertise relies on utilizing data and institutional sources and connecting the themes of youth education and labor.

Strong theoretical and procedural expertise: referring to specific topics such as the national pet register and microchipping, the lack of an impact assessment for the motor vehicle tax, and questions regarding the compatibility of European Union law with the constitution. Numerical defense strategies are presented (e.g., 21.9% interest rates, risks related to state compensation for damages) alongside clear examples of budget transparency and the linking of amendments. References are made to legislative processes (e.g., the involvement of administrative courts, advance voting reforms) and analytical arguments concerning impact and legal legitimacy.