By Plenary Sessions: Andres Metsoja

The speaker demonstrates comprehensive knowledge of environmental law and forestry policy, referencing specific regulations such as the types of Natura sites, the issuance of forest notifications, and the European Commission's infringement procedure. This expertise is also apparent in details related to the Immovable Property Acquisition Act and the logic used for calculating compensation (e.g., 5 cubic meters, 20% additional compensation versus a price that is half as cheap).

The speaker demonstrates expertise at the intersection of environmental law and economics, referencing the EU infringement procedure and Natura sites. Specific terminology is used, such as "environmental impact assessment" and "forest management," and specific draft law numbers (610 and 612 SE) are referenced. Furthermore, they are aware of the restrictions concerning the public use of the infringement procedure document.

The speaker demonstrates a robust understanding of planning processes and administrative legal terminology, employing specific concepts like "adoption," the "coordination phase," and "public exhibition." The expertise is directed toward procedural details and questions of liability, underscoring the logical consistency of the process.

The speaker establishes authority in the environmental and hunting sectors, serving as the Vice-Chairman of the Environmental Committee and having worked on amendments to the Hunting Act. He utilizes specific terminology (e.g., "the species is in a favorable conservation status," "food chain issues") and stresses the involvement of expert groups and stakeholders. Furthermore, he possesses knowledge regarding macroeconomic recommendations (IMF) and public sector management.