By Plenary Sessions: Urmas Kruuse

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the field of education (AI implementation) and in national defense/health, referencing statistics on the physical fitness of military conscripts. He utilizes specific data—that less than 30% are able to meet the minimum requirements—and compares this with state examination results to underscore the dismal picture of physical readiness.

The speaker demonstrates in-depth knowledge of the technical details of lawmaking, including error rectification, harmonization of terminology, and procedural processes (e.g., notifying the European Commission). Their expertise is also evident when addressing the Food Act, childcare regulations, and rural affairs issues (such as organic food subsidies, land taxation, and the price differentials between agricultural land and forest land). They reference the risk-based control system used by the Agricultural and Food Board.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of criminal procedure and legal culture, focusing on the problems related to the leakage of prosecution data and the phases of investigation. Technical terms such as "proceedings" and "court ruling" are used, and reference is made to the publicly widespread concept of "erasing people."

The speaker demonstrates expertise in financial matters, particularly concerning the second pension pillar and its regulatory flexibility. They use technical terminology (e.g., "transferring inherited funds into the heir's pillar") and support their claims by referencing an authoritative source (an analysis by the Bank of Estonia).