By Plenary Sessions: Tõnis Lukas

The speaker demonstrates knowledge regarding immigration and the workforce, utilizing specific terminology such as "economic refugees" and "cheap labor." He/She is aware of the role that reducing bureaucracy and maintaining the status of a digital state play in facilitating immigration, and questions whether this facilitation is limited solely to these aspects.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in national defense, international security, and the financial planning of defense expenditures, citing their previous experience as Minister of Defense. Specific economic metrics (GDP percentage) are employed, and the positions and expectations of allies (the USA, Poland, Lithuania) are known.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the field of demography and population statistics, citing "catastrophic numbers" and the sizes of generations. They also possess knowledge regarding the content of educational curricula and the shaping of societal attitudes, criticizing attempts to remove traditional family terms from the curriculum. Furthermore, they emphasize the importance of a sense of security and the mental environment when forming a family.