By Plenary Sessions: Tõnis Lukas

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the field of consumer protection and the regulation of state-owned monopolistic enterprises, citing Elektrilevi as an example. Specific terminology is employed, such as "monopolistic enterprises," "profit figures," and "bureaucratic attrition" (or "wearing down through bureaucracy"), indicating a strong awareness of the sector's challenges. Furthermore, the issue of protecting the rights of the Estonian language was highlighted.

The speaker demonstrates authority and detailed knowledge of Estonian recent history, particularly concerning the events of 1944, mobilization, and the activities of the national military units. Specific historical terms and names are used, such as Jüri Uluots, the Otto Tief Government, and the Border Defense Regiments. The expertise is focused on the narrative of national resistance and continuity.

The presenter demonstrates profound expertise in the field of education policy and e-exam development, detailing the technical failure of state gymnasium entrance tests and their subsequent consequences. They are intimately familiar with the division of responsibility between the ministry and its subordinate agencies (Harno) and discuss the influence of artificial intelligence (AI) on testing security. Furthermore, they are knowledgeable about the historical connection regarding the salary conditions for education and culture workers.