By Plenary Sessions: Arvo Aller

The speaker demonstrates awareness of tax policy issues, specifically referencing the introduction of the wage tax. There is a lack of data or technical terminology that would suggest deep professional expertise. The knowledge displayed is rather at a general political level.

The speaker possesses a high level of expertise concerning the legislation governing the implementation of the European Union Common Agricultural Policy (CAP). They utilize specific terminology, such as "social conditionality" and the "conditionality-related safeguard measure." Furthermore, the speaker demonstrates knowledge of the functions of administrative bodies (PRIA, the Labor Inspectorate, the Land and Spatial Planning Board) and various support mechanisms (direct payments, the Iva app). Separately, contradictions between the draft bill and the explanatory memorandum regarding the administrative burden are pointed out.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge regarding the regional operation of the judicial system and the impact of digitalization (video hearings, AI preliminary work) on the work of judges. He/She focuses on the symbolic significance of the physical presence of courthouses and the regional policy aspect, specifically inquiring about the consent of the Minister of Regional Affairs and Agriculture.

The speaker demonstrates detailed expertise in financial and business legislation, posing technical questions regarding the replacement of the balance sheet date with the report date, and the distinctions between income and sales revenue used in the definition of companies. They also possess deep knowledge of subsoil legislation, oil shale mining, and the related socio-economic impacts in Ida-Virumaa. They utilize specific terminology (e.g., EIA, reporting period income, legitimate expectation) to support their arguments.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the field of national defense and intelligence technology, referencing specific issues such as radio intelligence jamming, difficulties in signal reception, and the shortening of the early warning period. Technical terminology is employed, and the views of Ants Kiviselg, Commander of the Defense Forces Intelligence Center, and the Commander of the Navy are quoted directly. Furthermore, the speaker possesses knowledge concerning the history of the development of the Aidu wind farm and the specifics of the 2022 government agreement.

The speaker demonstrates detailed expertise in the funding and administration of the education sector, highlighting disparities in funding between upper secondary schools (gymnasiums) and vocational education institutions (referencing RKAS, school meals, and per-capita funding). Furthermore, they are familiar with the procedural requirements of lawmaking, criticizing the absence of a draft intent/development plan and necessary impact assessments. They use concrete figures (50 million missing in vocational education) and refer to specific provisions of the draft law (e.g., the analysis scheduled for 2035).

The speaker demonstrates comprehensive knowledge of specific sections and subsections within the Child Protection Act and the Criminal Records Database Act, referencing subsections 10 and 11 of Section 1, and Section 2. They employ technical terminology, focusing on the legal distinction between the terms "prohibition" and "restriction." Furthermore, they refer to a commissioned legal assessment and the processing deadlines (60 days) set by the Social Insurance Board.

The speaker demonstrates deep expertise in agriculture, land use, and business logic. Specific terms are used, such as a seed center compliant with the OECD standard, spring sowing, autumn sowing, manure as organic fertilizer, and biogas production. Emphasis is placed on the cyclical nature of the agricultural enterprise's operation and the role of the Land and Space Agency in administration.