By Months: Kalle Laanet

The speaker demonstrates profound expertise in legislative procedure, the work of the Constitutional Committee, and the intricacies of administrative law, particularly in the fields of identity documents, data protection, and migration procedures. They also possess exceptional knowledge regarding the interpretation of complex terminology within the anti-corruption act (such as "related person"). The speaker references specific legal amendments and their effective dates (e.g., December 9, 2025).

High expertise is evident regarding migration procedures, the issuance of identity documents (including the termination of the digital ID card), and the application of DNA expertise. Janek Mägi presented technical details and statistics on the number of applications (2,800 applications annually) and explained the problems associated with fulfilling contractual obligations. Lauri Läänemets demonstrated knowledge regarding the complexity of compiling the list of e-residency restrictions and the role of the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU).

The speakers demonstrate knowledge of the Riigikogu’s procedural specifics, particularly regarding the powers and limitations of the investigative committee compared to standing committees and criminal proceedings. Poolamets and Seeder emphasize legislative analysis, focusing on the need to identify the gaps and shortcomings in the laws that enabled the Nordica case. They also refer to the results of the special audit concerning the roles of the management board and the supervisory board.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in maritime security and defense force structures, referencing General Kert's earlier proposals regarding the unification of naval fleets. Specific terminology is employed, such as "situational awareness," "naval fleet modernization," and "effective use of force." Emphasis is placed on the necessity of integrating lessons learned from the war in Ukraine to ensure Baltic Sea security.

The speaker demonstrates thorough knowledge of the Riigikogu's procedural rules, explaining the limitations of investigative commissions and the effectiveness of alternative formats (e.g., parliamentary inquiries, law enforcement agencies). They utilize specific financial data concerning the Rail Baltic budget deficit across the Baltic states (Estonia 1.8B, Latvia 4.4B, Lithuania 3.9B) and refer to the findings of the State Audit Office audit. Furthermore, the speaker is aware of Rail Baltic's national defense dimension, emphasizing the railway's importance for moving military equipment.

The speaker demonstrates strong expertise in the legal system and procedural processes, citing specific statistical data (e.g., 999 warrants for surveillance activities) and analyzing the causes behind the deceleration of procedural tempo. Technical legal terminology is employed (criminal proceedings, administrative matters, surveillance operations). Furthermore, the speaker exhibits knowledge concerning the necessity of national defense funding and the pursuit of economic solutions.

The speaker demonstrates thorough knowledge of the operational structure and procedural rules of the Riigikogu Constitutional Committee, providing a detailed overview of the session's proceedings and participants. He/She is proficient in matters of financial law and constitutionality, distinguishing between the rights of natural and legal persons, and referencing Supreme Court case law regarding the duty of care.