By Plenary Sessions: Tõnis Lukas

The speaker demonstrates expertise regarding the funding of the cultural sector and the specifics of the Cultural Endowment’s budget. They are familiar with specific funding areas, such as creative wages, the creative work of academic staff, and support for literature. When substantiating their views, they directly reference confirmations provided by the head of the Cultural Endowment.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge in the field of demography, referencing Rein Taagepera’s statements regarding national decline. The analysis focuses on the impact of immigration on security, social welfare, and the education system, highlighting the impossibility of controlling immigration. Furthermore, the links between the constitutional objective and security are underscored.

The speaker demonstrates detailed expertise in car collecting, the restoration of vintage vehicles, museum collections, and specialized vehicles used in motorsports (rally, motocross, and ice racing). Technical questions are raised concerning exceptions, the calculation of engine power, and the pace of national data registration. The condition of the vehicle fleets at automotive vocational schools is also a key focus.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in immigration regulations, citing 13 exceptions to the quota and differentiating between labor migration and family migration. Furthermore, he presents calculations concerning the potential scale of incoming family members. He draws upon security analyses (KAPO warnings regarding the growth of the Islamic community and extremism) and educational statistics (PISA test results in Finland) to substantiate the negative consequences of mass immigration.