By Plenary Sessions: Arvo Aller

The speaker demonstrates expertise regarding the structure of state fees (costs of identity documents, the price hike for expedited documents) and amendments to the Land Tax Act, citing specific figures and details from the explanatory memorandum. He questions the justification of the costs (e.g., the necessity of using forms when applying for an ID card) and criticizes shortcomings in the legislative process, such as the absence of a preliminary drafting intention.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of European Union decision-making processes (the European Council, accession negotiations) and domestic tax policy (motor vehicle tax, taxation of banks). He/She uses terms such as "retroactive taxation" and expresses concern regarding state budgetary expenditures and the lack of internal government discussion.

The speaker demonstrates detailed knowledge of the technical specifics of the motor vehicle tax bill, for example, inquiring about double taxation upon transfer or disposal (§ 10). Furthermore, they are aware of the procedural errors in the explanatory memorandum (incorrect page numbers in the references to proposed amendments) and the broader tax increases (sugar tax, VAT, excises).

The speaker demonstrates knowledge regarding the essence, rules (Chatham House), and confidentiality of the Bilderberg Group, citing Wikipedia as an official source. Furthermore, they are well-versed in current security and foreign policy issues, such as the theft of buoys, hybrid attacks in the Baltic states and Poland, and Georgia's internal affairs.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in social policy and taxation, concentrating on the financial situation of pensioners and the increasing tax burden. A factual claim is used, stating that Estonian pensioners are the poorest in the EU, and several tax hikes are enumerated (VAT, excise duties, income tax). Criticism is also leveled at procedural deficiencies in the handling of draft legislation, such as the absence of a development intent (WIK) and the abuse of the "urgent" justification.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of the government’s internal affairs, specifically knowing that the minister appointed the Deputy Secretary General to the position in October 2023. They possess specific knowledge of anti-corruption legislation and its implementation concerning senior officials. Furthermore, they have an understanding of labor immigration regulations, distinguishing between specialists arriving under the quota and workers arriving via other provisions (e.g., 13 exceptions).