By Plenary Sessions: Arvo Aller

The speaker demonstrates detailed knowledge of labor immigration regulations, distinguishing between agency workers, seasonal workers, and temporary residence permit holders. Specific technical aspects are highlighted, such as the lack of language requirements for posted workers and the schemes used for brokering posted labor within the European Economic Area (EEA). This expertise is focused on analyzing specific legal definitions and the consequences of their implementation.

The speaker demonstrates expertise regarding tax policy (VAT, excise duties) and its budgetary effects, citing a specific reduction in budget revenue (400 million) and the concept of a flat tax system. Practical, real-life examples (such as filling up the tank) are employed to illustrate the impact of tax policy.

The speaker demonstrates profound expertise in the implementation of agricultural subsidies, particularly concerning the conditionality and social conditionality requirements for direct payments. Specific terminology is employed, such as the "requirements for keeping land in good agricultural and environmental condition" (GAEC), and reference is made to the control mechanisms utilized by the Labour Inspectorate and PRIA (Estonian Agricultural Registers and Information Board). The detailed knowledge base further encompasses the specific application provisions of the Occupational Health and Safety Act.

The speaker demonstrates detailed knowledge of the compensation structure for high-ranking state officials, including the 20% salary bonus and the change in per diem rates (from 50 euros to 75 euros). Furthermore, they are knowledgeable about the legislative process and the Riigikogu's role as the employer of the government and other officials. They draw specific comparisons between the expense allowances (receipt-based) provided to Riigikogu members and the separate foreign travel funds allocated to ministers and prosecutors.

The speaker demonstrates detailed expertise regarding the regional organization of the court system, specifying the sizes in square kilometers of the service areas for the three courthouses of the Viru County Court (Jõhvi, Narva, Rakvere) and the corresponding number of judges. The speaker utilizes concrete figures (a cut of 682,000 euros, a 50 km distance from the aggressor state) and enumerates the key institutions related to court operations located in Jõhvi (Viru Prison, the East Prefecture Police Department, the Prosecutor's Office). Furthermore, the speaker is aware of the declared phase-out schedules for the energy sector (2035, 2040).