By Plenary Sessions: Tõnis Lukas

The speaker demonstrates proficiency in the regulations of the Language Act and their application within the service sector and employment. Particular emphasis is placed on specific issues related to the proliferation of temporary agency labor and platform work, and the resulting obsolescence of existing requirements. The analysis is detailed, pointing to the necessity of monitoring language usage and persuading individuals to adopt these practices.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge in the field of language policy and linguistic correctness, stressing the protection of the Estonian language in matters of legal validity. To confirm this expertise, authorities such as Ülle Madise and Marju Lepajõgi are cited, who are regarded as staunch defenders of the integrity of the Estonian language.

Demonstrates deep knowledge of the organization of the education system, covering in detail salary funds, career models, admission processes for state gymnasiums, and the reorganization of schools for students with special educational needs (SEN). They are also an expert in matters concerning the legislation of language policy and cultural heritage (the Song and Dance Festivals), referencing the legislation of other Baltic states. They frequently speak on behalf of the Culture Committee, which underscores their role in this field.