By Plenary Sessions: Hanah Lahe

The speaker demonstrates awareness of the widespread impact of climate change ("far-reaching impact") on the functioning of the state and people's fundamental rights. He/She also recognizes the role of the Chancellor of Justice in highlighting systemic threats and emphasizes the need for wise decisions.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of international events, referencing the floods and casualty figures that occurred in Poland and the Czech Republic. They also recognize the connection between the climate crisis and extreme weather conditions. Specific terminology, such as "natural disaster situation," is employed, and reference is made to the availability of EU funds for providing subsidy payments.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the field of environmental law and waste management, addressing specific topics such as the register of producer responsibility products and the food waste utilization hierarchy. He/She is well acquainted with the procedural processes of the Riigikogu (Estonian Parliament) committees, referencing protocols and discussion details (e.g., the use of animal feed).