By Plenary Sessions: Helmen Kütt

The first speaker demonstrates profound expertise in social policy and child protection legislation, referencing specific laws, historical deadlines, and statistical data (e.g., 13,000 children, 2,055 children in foster families). They explain in detail the mechanisms for automatic data transmission between local governments and the Social Insurance Board. The second speaker focuses on procedural shortcomings in lawmaking and the environmental impact of economic decisions.

The speaker demonstrates profound expertise in social welfare, the social protection strategy ("Eesti 2035"), and the history of relevant legislation. They highlight specific statistical data, such as the increase in the poverty rate among the elderly from 41.6% to 53.1%. This expertise is substantiated by their personal background, including education in the social field, nearly 20 years of work in local government, and the leadership of the Riigikogu Social Affairs Committee.

Demonstrates expertise in the social field, particularly concerning the length of waiting lists for special care services and issues of service accessibility. Appears to be familiar with the procedures for handling the draft bill, referencing the minister's thorough work in the Social Affairs Committee.