By Plenary Sessions: Mart Maastik

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Demonstrates profound expertise in energy policy and economics, utilizing specific data (TWh production volumes, investment and subsidy costs) when analyzing nuclear and wind energy projects. Possesses knowledge of local government finance and the economic challenges facing agriculture, stemming from their own experience as the owner of an agricultural enterprise and a member of the local council.

The expertise is demonstrated by the ability to connect international issues (such as Georgia's foreign agents law) with domestic political problems (like the car tax). Particular emphasis is placed on understanding the social impact of tax policy on rural regions and the functioning of diplomacy. The speaker demonstrates authority regarding democratic processes and definitions.

The speaker demonstrates expertise regarding the environmental impact and technology of automobiles, specifically pointing out the significant CO2 footprint generated by the production of electric vehicle batteries (lithium, cobalt) before the car even covers its first mile. Economic expertise is also stressed, citing 30 years of experience as an entrepreneur in cost reduction and revenue generation. This combined knowledge is then utilized to challenge the environmental and economic rationale of the proposed bill.

The speaker demonstrates detailed knowledge of tax policy mechanisms, such as tax relief for low-wage earners and the income tax exemption for pensions, and is capable of assessing their social impact. Furthermore, they are familiar with the justifications for state budget expenditures (1.4 billion euros due to the energy crisis and defense costs) and the ethical questions surrounding the financing of the prime minister's foreign visits.