By Plenary Sessions: Mart Maastik

The speaker demonstrates in-depth knowledge of e-voting security risks and international comparisons. They utilize specific data and references, such as the composition of the Finnish government’s 2016 working group, the name of its leader (Johanna Suurpää), and the group’s three main arguments against e-voting. Furthermore, they reference the observations made by OSCE monitors concerning security risks, demonstrating both a technical and international grasp of the subject matter.

The speaker demonstrates expertise on the topics of state asset management, prison infrastructure, and the structural viability of institutional buildings. They propose alternative solutions for restructuring and utilizing existing buildings (for instance, as a police college), thereby challenging official claims regarding the complexity of conversion.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of foreign policy events, accurately referencing Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna’s recent visit to China and the Riigikogu delegation’s trip that occurred a year ago. They are also familiar with the provisions in the Riigikogu Rules of Procedure concerning the irrelevance of questions, using this knowledge to criticize the presiding officer.