By Plenary Sessions: Tõnis Lukas

The speaker demonstrates profound expertise regarding the Language Act and early childhood education regulations, referencing previous work at the Ministry of Education and Research and the practices of the Language Inspectorate. Specific terminology is employed (VTK, minimum staffing requirements) and statistics are presented (80,000 employees not proficient in Estonian) to underscore the massive scale of the issue. Separately, emphasis is placed on the role of music teachers in early childhood education and the legal interpretation of platform work.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of demographic trends in immigration, citing both labor migration and the growth of specific communities (e.g., the Islamic community, Russian speakers originating from Central Asia). To support these arguments, a reference is made to the yearbook published by the Security Police Board (KAPO), which lends security-related authority to the speaker's position.

The speaker demonstrates expertise on the development of cultural institutions and organizational continuity, drawing on personal experience as both a historian and an organizational manager. He/She is well-versed in the state budget process and the history of previous austerity budgets (specifically referencing 1999 and 2008). He/She employs specific arguments regarding the risk of theater troupes disbanding and the lack of adequate replacement venues.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of Orthodox Church traditions (Holy Week) and the role of its leaders (Patriarch Kirill) in the international conflict. The expert analysis focuses on the connections between religious rhetoric and the geopolitical situation, questioning the church's role in offering peace.