By Plenary Sessions: Arvo Aller

The speaker demonstrates expertise in legislative procedures by requiring the existence of drafting proposals and impact analyses. Detailed knowledge encompasses the budgeting of fine rates, the nature of the state fee, and the application of tax-free income to working pensioners. Reference is also made to feedback from the Viru County Court regarding the increase in the courts' workload.

The presenter demonstrates knowledge of the structures of financial regulations (the Basel Committee, the Financial Supervision Authority) and the decision-making processes of the European Central Bank, posing detailed questions about voting records and dissenting opinions. In the social sphere, they utilize specific statistical data (the absolute number of abortions between 2020 and 2022) and emphasize the need to compare these figures with the number of live births.

The speaker demonstrates technical and legal expertise on the topic of e-elections, referencing the coordination table, the European Union General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), and the specifics of identity verification. It is particularly emphasized that during e-voting, only the validity of the certificate is checked, not the identity of the individual, and risks associated with application store administrators are highlighted. Furthermore, the speaker references the positions of the National Electoral Committee (RVK) concerning the obsolescence of information systems regulation.

The speaker demonstrates thorough knowledge in the field of social and employment law, detailing amendments to the Health Insurance Act and the transposition of the European Union directive. He/She uses technical terminology (e.g., reproductive toxicant, carcinogen, mutagen) and presents statistical estimates regarding the draft bill's impact (17,000 employees, 5,000 of whom would be willing to work). He/She thoroughly explains the employer's obligations concerning health checks and data retention.

The speaker demonstrates a strong grasp of the details of road infrastructure and its maintenance, utilizing both official terminology (such as "flexible" or "resilient") and vernacular expressions (like "patches"). The level of knowledge is particularly specific regarding the construction of 2+2 roads and the financing of local roads, linking this directly to state budget revenues. Furthermore, they exhibit knowledge concerning the historical context of national defense policy.

The speaker demonstrates profound expertise in the fields of agriculture, veterinary science, and food security, backing it up with specific data and statistics. Exact funding figures are cited (a deficit of 2 million, a subsidy ranging from 300,000 to 400,000 euros), along with references to earlier state investments (2004–2008). Detailed figures are also presented concerning Estonia's self-sufficiency levels across various food groups, as well as the usage of plant protection products and fertilizers compared to the EU average.

The speaker demonstrates in-depth knowledge of road transport regulations, utilizing technical terms such as "gross vehicle weight," "tare weight," and "road train length." The professional focus centers on the specific needs of logistics, forestry, and agriculture, highlighting issues like partially filled log loads and restrictions on grain transport. Specific statistics are also presented regarding carriers exceeding the permitted gross vehicle weight (over 50%), and reference is made to the regulations of a neighboring country (Latvia).

The speaker demonstrates expertise regarding the requirements for motor vehicle technical inspection and the regulations set by the Transport Administration, citing their objectives ("ensuring a technical condition that is safe for traffic and environmentally sustainable"). Furthermore, the speaker is familiar with the details of the legislative process for the motor vehicle tax in the Riigikogu (Estonian Parliament) and understands the necessity of European Union approval concerning the scope of taxation, referencing the unequal treatment related to registration fees.

The speaker demonstrates expertise on the topics of finance and budget deficits, citing specific figures (700–900 million for the cost of the income tax reform, 150 million in revenue from the bank tax). Furthermore, he has detailed knowledge of the closures within the Ida-Viru County education network, naming specific schools (Toila, Iisaku, Kiviõli).

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The speaker demonstrates expertise in matters concerning national defense and border guard structures (rapid response units, Environmental Board approval), as well as the legislative process (leading committees, proposed amendments). They raise technical questions regarding the Environmental Board's consent and potential fine proceedings once the state of emergency is resolved. Furthermore, they are familiar with the possibilities of e-learning and e-governance in providing education.

The speaker demonstrates deep expertise in agricultural regulations, detailing seasonal working hours, the requirements for 4% set-aside land (taken out of production), and the issues surrounding the implementation of the e-farm register. They directly reference communications from producers and the risk of sanctions from the Labor Inspectorate, emphasizing practical difficulties and inefficiency.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the technical aspects of food safety, employing terminology such as "ionizing radiation," "laboratory accreditation standards," and "reference laboratories." The focus is on understanding regulatory changes (within the context of Estonia and the EEA) and their practical implementation. This expertise is directed towards issues concerning technical standards and laboratory control.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of the Riigikogu’s procedural rules, criticizing the work of the Presidium regarding the scheduling of interpellations and verifying the attendance of presenters. Furthermore, he/she maintains a specific focus on the shortcomings of labor policy and the regulation governing the brokering of workforce from third countries. He/She also addresses national security issues, such as the requirement to certify one's mobilization obligation when applying for a residence permit.