By Plenary Sessions: Arvo Aller

The speaker demonstrates expertise in legislative procedures, criticizing the absence of an Intention to Develop (VTK) and the failure to involve stakeholders. This expertise is also evident in the analysis of the bill’s details, precisely referencing the section that stipulates the land tax increase range of 10–100%. Furthermore, knowledge regarding the land tax’s impact on the local government (KOV) budget (approx. 2.5%) and agricultural rental prices is highlighted.

The speaker demonstrates expertise on the topics of border security (the location and relocation of navigation buoys) and civil protection (technical and operational problems of the EE-alarm system). He/She highlights contradictory data (24 vs 25 buoys) and refers to previous statements made by the Director General of the PPA and the Minister of the Interior.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in finance and tax policy, focusing specifically on the details of the income tax reform and the impact of pension taxation. To strengthen their position, they reference their membership in the Finance Committee. Furthermore, awareness of banking policy and the role of interest rates is also expressed.

The speaker demonstrates detailed knowledge in the fields of forestry, environmental policy (percentages of protected areas, CAP funding), and construction legislation (the Construction Act, the absence of a defined concept for renovation). Specific terminology such as CAP and TEN-T is used, and concrete figures are referenced (30% protected area, 467,000 ha of protected forest). Particular emphasis is placed on understanding financial mechanisms, such as the ineligibility of VAT for grant funding during reconstruction projects.

The speaker demonstrates a strong grasp of macroeconomic data, citing specific unemployment figures (7.8%, 58,900 people) and referencing the ERR morning news. They are well-versed in regional development funding mechanisms, asking detailed questions regarding the status of the Just Transition Fund, the potential expansion of the applicant base, and the deadline (December 31, 2026). Furthermore, the high proportion of unemployment within the industrial and construction sectors is specifically pointed out.

The speaker demonstrates detailed expertise regarding childcare and kindergarten regulations, referencing specific requirements (e.g., the location of the stove mouth for furnace heating, a minimum floor temperature of 20 degrees) and changes to salary support. The focus is on the technical and administrative feasibility of the regulations, with specific questions being asked about measurement and implementation.

The speaker demonstrates awareness of security issues and investigative processes, referencing the Prosecutor’s Office, the Security Police (KAPO), and specific cases documented in the annual report. He/She also shows knowledge of criminogenic patterns, specifically mentioning phone calls made while impersonating the police and the use of Slavic languages in scams.

The speaker demonstrates a strong grasp of education policy and school network reform, using specific examples from schools (Metsküla, Toila, Iisaku) and referencing student number projections up to the year 2047. They are also well-versed in state funding mechanisms and administrative requirements concerning increased subsidies for teachers in Ida-Viru County. Furthermore, they request factual information regarding the number of congregations under the jurisdiction of the Moscow Patriarchate.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the specifics of tax legislation, addressing the threshold for the sweetened beverage tax (5 grams per 100 milliliters) and outlining exceptions for small producers and drinks sold at fairs. Specific financial data is also utilized, referencing the 25 million euros planned for the budget and the administrative expenses (4.9 million, including 3 million in personnel costs). Procedural awareness regarding lawmaking is equally important, emphasizing the necessity of a formal drafting intention.