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.