By Plenary Sessions: Andres Metsoja

The speaker demonstrates profound expertise in the field of environmental law, industrial emissions legislation, and energy production regulations, utilizing technical terms such as integrated permit, Best Available Technology, and cumulative impact. The analysis is particularly detailed regarding regulatory inconsistencies between renewable energy facilities (wind farms) and traditional industry (oil shale units, ash repositories). The specifics of the ash disposal fee in the context of the Iru incineration plant are also addressed.

The speaker exhibits deep expertise in telecommunications and regulatory matters, citing the broadband network, 5G, infrastructure cross-use, and European Union directives. They employ technical terminology and are familiar with institutions like TTJA and SMIT, also referencing prior legislative history (specifically, the 2017 draft bill).

The speaker demonstrates thorough knowledge of the Hunting Act, the status of wildlife populations (wolf, roe deer, lynx), and damage control. He uses specific data concerning hunting quotas and procedural deadlines, and refers to the statistics provided by the Environmental Agency and the system of management areas. The expertise also covers the complexity of nature conservation and the management of land improvement systems, citing examples of how diseases (avian influenza, plague) and weather conditions affect wildlife.

The speaker demonstrates expertise on the topic of national defense, military domains (air, land, sea), and technical equipment ensuring security (radar systems/sites). Specific terminology is employed, emphasizing the need for a broad and integrated approach to national defense, which also encompasses energy security within the context of renewable energy.