By Plenary Sessions: Lauri Laats

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Demonstrates technical knowledge of economic and tax policy: refers to specific figures (120 million to 236 million; bank profits of 444 million), the issue of the CO2 coefficient, the registration fee, and age distribution; uses references to the media (ERR) and in the context of parliamentary inquiries, and mentions the Stability Programme and European documents.

It references legal frameworks (Paragraph 48, § 483) and the role of the State Electoral Service, utilizing the example of the Tallinn City Council for oversight. It demonstrates theoretical and legal knowledge regarding election security and control. It highlights that it is impossible to simultaneously verify the results of all voters using the integrated system.

Is aware of healthcare policy and the potential economic impacts of taxation, referencing specific figures (25 million in tax revenue, 5 million in costs) and using the alcohol excise duty example to gauge the effect. The text demands a comprehensive program and an impact analysis that connects health problems with the evidence-based impact of taxation. Questions and examples are provided to illustrate a scientific and analytical approach.

Demonstrates a strong grasp of the electricity market and the universal service mechanism, utilizing concrete examples and figures (19 cents as the universal service price, compared to market fluctuations ranging from 6–12 cents per kilowatt-hour, 150,000 consumers). References the timeline when the government pledged to address the issue (2022–2023) and points out the necessity for better/more acceptable solutions; employs structured numerical evidence and temporal analysis. The list of football hall projects indicates knowledge of infrastructure development topics, but the description is primarily conceptual, not technical.

Emphasizes the methodology of economic forecasts and the differentiation of scenarios (positive, negative, conservative). It refers to the terminology used, such as 'spring scenario', 'GDP growth', 'risk scenario', and the consideration of assumptions; it demonstrates the use of macroeconomic terminology and data interpretation.