By Plenary Sessions: Hanah Lahe

The speaker demonstrates expertise regarding the content and objectives of sustainability reports, highlighting their three core components (environment, social well-being, economic sustainability). They are well-versed in the legislative procedure, criticizing the draft bill for its insufficient explanatory memorandum and the absence of an impact assessment. Furthermore, they stress the importance of measuring environmental impact for the long-term sustainability of businesses.

The speaker possesses significant expertise in climate and energy policy, particularly regarding the European Union Emissions Trading System (ETS). They highlight the system's financial revenue, which averages 200 million euros annually, and how these funds are utilized for investments. The speaker draws on information provided by experts at the Ministry of Climate and is knowledgeable about international climate targets (China 2060, US policy). Furthermore, they are competent in explaining the work and procedures of the Riigikogu committee.

The speaker demonstrates awareness of the shortcomings in the prosecution of sexual offenses, specifically citing the inadequacy of incriminating evidence and the tendency to blame victims in judicial rulings. This specialized knowledge is further evident in the emphasis placed on the necessity of a consent law (the consent law).