By Plenary Sessions: Urmas Kruuse

The speaker demonstrates expertise in legislative procedure, covering readings, deadlines, and committee decisions (Rural Affairs Committee). They also possess knowledge regarding the regulation of hunting and the management of nuisance specimens, analyzing the long-term impact of court rulings. Specific terminology, such as "nuisance specimens," is employed, and procedural details are referenced (linguistic proofreading/editing).

The speaker demonstrates profound expertise in sports policy and funding systems, citing differences in sports school financing (per capita funding, municipal sports schools) and the requirements for Olympic Committee membership. They are also familiar with the potential of income tax incentives and the donation market (referencing 1 billion in untapped potential) and issues concerning the physical fitness of young people upon entering the defense forces.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in financial and banking regulation, employing terminology such as banks' capitalization level and competitiveness. Particular attention is drawn to the issue of lost interest income for Estonian depositors (encompassing both businesses and private individuals). He stresses the role of banks as "economic donors" and calls for a comprehensive economic impact analysis.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the regulations governing pet ownership, the Local Government Organization Act, and the field of state supervision (the Agriculture and Food Board). Specific terminology such as "penalty payment" (sunniraha) and "financial sanction" is utilized, and reference is made to statistics (600 attacks) and the positions of organizations advocating for animal welfare. The expertise focuses on issues related to the implementation and supervision of the law.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in international security, defense spending, and geopolitical awareness. He analyzes the capacity of authoritarian states to keep their populations under control and prioritize the costs of aggression over social capital. Particular emphasis is placed on the differing threat perceptions of Estonia and the average European regarding Russia, and the necessity of leveraging economic capability.