By Plenary Sessions: Mart Maastik

The expertise is primarily demonstrated by touching upon the themes of tax policy and demography, although the treatment is more satirical than technical. The energy future ("molecules," "wind") and the topic of expense reimbursements are mentioned, but data or deeper analysis are lacking.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in both the economic and technical aspects of renewable energy, highlighting the cost ratios for establishing onshore versus offshore wind farms (3–5 times more expensive) and specifying the necessary high-voltage line voltages (330 kV). He/She is also familiar with specific environmental impacts, such as microplastics shed from turbine blades, infrasound, issues related to fish spawning, and concerns regarding CO2 sequestration linked to deforestation.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of the government's administrative plans (special zones, special representatives) and budgetary details. Specific salary figures (5,130 euros) are cited, and the total annual cost is calculated, indicating fiscal diligence and a strong grasp of the details.

The speaker demonstrates expertise on the topic of the Accounting Act and audit thresholds, citing the 2016 regulations and their subsequent obsolescence. They draw upon the proposals made by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Chamber of Auditors, as well as previously submitted tables, treating the subject technically and with precise attention to detail. This professional knowledge also extends to assessing the impact of sustainability reports (CSRD).

The speaker demonstrates expertise in consumer protection and the legal issues surrounding e-commerce liability, inquiring about the legal form of the responsible party and asset guarantees. His knowledge base is particularly strong in analyzing problems related to the management of state enterprises, salary policy (including performance pay), and the energy sector (wind farms, Eesti Energia), highlighting specific examples and salary figures. He is familiar with both the salaries of Riigikogu members (5,900 euros) and the remuneration of state enterprise managers (e.g., Nordica, 40,000 euros).

The speaker demonstrates a thorough knowledge of auditing regulations, the methodology for calculating thresholds, and the impact of inflation on the value of corporate assets. They use statistical data (e.g., a 57% increase in the consumer price index since 2016) and reference previous positions held by the Ministry of Finance (80% +/- 3% of turnover and asset volume) to support their arguments.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the field of energy and industrial economics, citing specific figures (e.g., the industry's 2 TWh versus the government's 12 TWh electricity consumption target). He focuses on the impact of major investments (Ericsson, 155 million euros) and analyzes the reasons for their failure to materialize, pointing to the market and economic environment.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge regarding the legal treatment of vehicle deregistration and ownerless property, citing specific examples (ATV, electric bicycle). Furthermore, they possess a clear understanding of parliamentary procedure, offering detailed proposals for assessing the effectiveness and competence of deputies, specifically through evaluating the number of bills they introduce and the substance of their addresses.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge in the fields of social policy funding (health insurance, benefits), foreign policy (Israel, the USA, international law), and environmental policy (phosphorite, groundwater). Historical references are used in the argumentation, such as the previous positions held by Keit Pentus-Rosimannus and the media coverage preceding Donald Trump’s election.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the fields of national defense, surveillance technology, and energy policy, referencing specific issues (ammunition procurement, radars) and presenting energy consumption forecasts (2 TWh vs 12 TWh). A health risk related to infrasound is also mentioned, which points to a broader scope of knowledge. Furthermore, the speaker utilizes quotes from the prime minister's previous responses to demonstrate a thorough monitoring of the topic.

The presenter demonstrates expertise in data verification procedures, particularly regarding the availability of registers and archives for conducting background checks on prospective employees. This expertise relates to the management of childcare facilities and employer liability, utilizing specific terminology such as "register," "archive," and "employer obligation."

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the energy sector and infrastructure financing, utilizing specific data and technical terminology. He presents detailed calculations regarding the implausibility of the projected industrial consumption growth (2 TWh vs 12 TWh) and highlights specific financial metrics (e.g., the 330 kV line, 7 billion euros in total costs, and 2–5 billion euros in subsidies). Furthermore, he is knowledgeable about the impact of Euribor on state loans and the financing mechanisms for CO2 quotas.