By Plenary Sessions: Kalle Laanet

The speaker demonstrates expertise in legal policy, anti-corruption legislation (specifically the concept of a related person), and the shortcomings inherent in criminal procedure. He leverages his 40-year career and former ministerial role to criticize the lack of clarity in legal norms and the conduct of state institutions. Furthermore, his deep knowledge of the statutory right to compensation and the regulations concerning restrictions on official actions (conflict of interest) is highlighted.

The speaker demonstrates a deep understanding of the legislative procedure and the work of the Constitutional Committee, providing accurate procedural rulings. Professional competence is evident in the explanation of the technical details concerning the Identity Documents Act, the streamlining of migration procedures, and the authorization norms for data registers. Specific terminology is employed, referencing concrete legislation and their respective effective dates.

High expertise is evident in the management of identity documents, e-residency regulations, and citizenship procedural processes. Specific terms are used, such as "DNA expertise," "state fee," and references are made to the lists maintained by the Money Laundering Data Bureau. Experts (Mägi, Läänemets) explain detailed logistical problems, such as the lack of contracts for the PPA (Police and Border Guard Board) and the practical necessity of discontinuing the issuance of digital identity cards.

Politicians are demonstrating knowledge of parliamentary procedure, particularly concerning the formation and mandates of investigative committees, distinguishing them from the toolkit available to law enforcement agencies. Evelin Poolamets and Helir-Valdor Seeder show an understanding of legislative gaps and the necessity for political oversight that is distinct from criminal investigations. They stress that the investigative committee must focus on identifying shortcomings in laws and the division of labor.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in maritime security and defense planning, referencing historical developments such as General Kert’s idea of merging the fleets of the PPA (Police and Border Guard Board) and the Navy. Specific terminology is employed, including "situational awareness," "response capability," and "effective use of force." The necessity of integrating lessons learned from the war in Ukraine into the defense sector is also mentioned.

Profound expertise concerning the rules of procedure and procedural regulations of the Riigikogu Constitutional Committee, including familiarity with the deadlines for draft legislation to reach the plenary session. The government's detailed position was presented concerning the inadequate analysis of the bill's economic effects (budget, foregone revenue) and social impacts (employees working under aggregated hours schemes).

The speaker demonstrates a deep understanding of the Riigikogu's operational structure, the procedures of the Constitutional Committee, and existing oversight mechanisms, citing relevant laws and past investigative committees. They utilize specific data, including the committee's voting results, participant lists, the Rail Baltic budget (3.2 billion euros), and the financial deficits faced by the Baltic states. Moreover, the speaker is cognizant of Rail Baltic's national defense implications and its logistical significance within the framework of allied relations.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of the substantial figures involved in national defense funding, specifically referencing the concrete need for 1.6 billion euros in additional financing. This expertise is rooted in citing institutional data and actively engaging in the discussion of the topic across the media and relevant circles.

The speaker demonstrates profound expertise in the field of legal and judicial administration, particularly concerning the regulation of the Code of Criminal Procedure, administrative cases, and surveillance activities. Specific data (e.g., 473 court-granted authorizations) and technical terminology are utilized, referencing the causes of the slowdown in procedural tempo, such as generational turnover and rigid procedural rules. The importance of digitalizing the entire offense procedure is emphasized.

Demonstrates detailed expertise in constitutional law and procedures, providing an accurate overview of the Constitutional Committee's deliberation. Employs legal terminology such as "duty of care" and "unconstitutionality," and is familiar with the Supreme Court's jurisprudence regarding the protection of fundamental rights of natural and legal persons in the banking sector.