By Plenary Sessions: Mart Maastik

The politician demonstrates a deep understanding of cybersecurity and election technology, citing specific risks such as spyware, the loss of control over the voter application to Google and Apple, and the absence of authentication controls. In the energy sector, technical terminology like "dispatchable capacity," "distributed generation," and "storage capability" is employed, indicating expertise in energy policy and the mechanisms used to guarantee security of supply. Direct reference is made to the positions held by Cybernetica expert Sven Heiberg.

The speaker demonstrates expertise regarding energy market regulations, employing specific terminology such as market prices, universal service, and production cost, while also proposing a concrete pricing calculation mechanism. Furthermore, they are knowledgeable about the requirements for the sale and authentication of precious metals, including matters concerning certificates and weight marking.

The speaker demonstrates comprehensive knowledge of energy market regulations, particularly the formulas used to calculate the universal service price. They propose detailed amendments for transitioning to an hourly pricing model and establishing a price cap based on the production cost of the Narva power plants. Furthermore, a detailed overview is provided, including specific data and examples regarding the business activities of Estonian companies linked to Russia (covering commodity categories and financial volumes) and their receipt of subsidies.

The speaker demonstrates expertise on the topics of security policy (KAPO analysis, security risks) and labor immigration, citing specific figures for the quota size (0.1%, 1300 people) and the required salary level (1500 euros). Furthermore, the number of unemployed refugees (56,000) is referenced when describing the state of the labor market.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the financial and credit sector, discussing in detail the establishment and function of credit registries, and referencing existing private entities (e.g., Krediidiregister OÜ). Furthermore, the speaker is aware of the specific operational aspects of quick loan borrowers and collection agencies, relating this knowledge to national financial policy.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of family policy, child benefits, and demographic indicators (natural increase, poverty risk), framing them within the context of national security. The analysis focuses primarily on the influence of political messaging and role models on the birth rate, rather than on economic or statistical specifics.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge regarding the oversight of state structures and the procedural organization of Riigikogu committees. This expertise is confined to posing a question about the necessity of improvement, without employing detailed technical terminology or specific data.

The speaker demonstrates awareness of the existence and role of stakeholders involved in food handling and production. This expertise is evident in questions regarding the inclusion of the opinions of professional associations and producers in the legislative process.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the fields of demography and immigration policy, citing the role of large families in child-rearing and the historical immigration quota (0.1% of the population). Aspects of internal security are highlighted separately, along with integration costs (language and adaptation training). Specific European Union directives (the talent reserve) and the associated costs are also referenced.