By Plenary Sessions: Arvo Aller

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of the history of environmental regulations, noting how the focus shifted from the ozone layer issue to CO2. He/She links CO2 quotas to economics and investments, employing terms such as "stock market issues" and "portfolios." He/She recognizes the multifaceted nature of the subject, mentioning the perspectives of a doctor, an environmentalist, and an energy specialist.

The speaker exhibits detailed knowledge of the procedural stages and terminology of a specific bill, including initial consultation, witness signature, digital signature, and the form's validity period. The expertise focuses on verifying the coherence of legal and medical procedures and interpreting timelines (e.g., 15–20 years later).

The speaker demonstrates awareness of crisis incidents within the social welfare sector, highlighting specific cases of violence and fatalities that occurred in care homes over the past week. They are also familiar with the prosecutors' statements concerning these incidents, criticizing their lenient attitude toward the victims' suffering. The analysis focuses on the details of these social tragedies and the legal system's response.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in tax policy and the nuances of VAT, referencing European directives and Estonia's domestic options for implementing reduced rates. Specific data and percentages (5%, 9%, 24%, 27%) are utilized, and the positive outcomes of Latvia's 2018 VAT pilot project for fruits and vegetables are highlighted. The expertise centers on ensuring the tax reduction benefits the consumer and stimulates domestic production.

The speaker demonstrates expertise regarding energy sector development plans, legislative amendments, and historical government decisions, citing specific years (2017, 2022). Technical terms such as security of supply, competitiveness, and tax revenue are employed, highlighting both a procedural and an economic approach. Particular emphasis is placed on the necessity of conducting a prior impact assessment when making future decisions.

The speaker demonstrates awareness of the personnel policy of ministries and the role of politicians in appointing the heads of justice institutions (the Prosecutor General, heads of courts). The professional focus is directed towards the speed and transparency of justice administration, specifically citing the cases involving Slava Ukraini and Johanna-Maria Lehtme.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the fields of nature conservation and fisheries, presenting specific statistical data on the cormorant population and their fish consumption (30 tons per day). Technical terminology is employed, accurately detailing the ecological damage caused by the birds, such as the creation of "lifeless zones" and the destruction of nesting habitats. Their knowledge spans from population dynamics (15,000 pairs) to control methods ("lethal deterrence").

The speaker demonstrates expertise on the topics of identity verification and documentation, drawing a distinction between the traceability of plastic card and mobile-based identification. He or she is familiar with the technical details of the specific draft bill, referencing character limits, the handling of spaces, and the precise sub-section of the relevant clause.

The speaker demonstrates awareness of the process and deadlines (December 2024) for the transposition of the EU directive. They are proficient in evaluating the economic implications of the draft legislation and connecting them to broader economic cycles. They stress the necessity of utilizing comparative data based on the experiences of other nations.