By Plenary Sessions: Andres Metsoja

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the principles of parliamentary democracy and matters concerning governmental accountability. He authoritatively addresses the philosophical justification for a motion of no confidence and the relationship between the parliament and the government. Conceptual terms are used, such as "to philosophically devalue" and "the limit of capacity."

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the administrative area of internal security, detailing the redistribution of functions (the sobering-up service) between the Police and Border Guard Board (PPA), the prison service, and local municipalities. Specific data is used regarding personnel requirements (15 people) and the sums of money moving between ministries (135,000 euros). Furthermore, the speaker is aware of specific infrastructure projects (the Võru shooting range) and training bases (the Paikuse Police School).

The speaker demonstrates expertise in local government finance, tax policy (land tax, excise duties), and budgeting processes. The knowledge is particularly detailed concerning issues related to land tax collection from protected areas and the historical connection between excise duties and road funding (the 75% principle). Specific terminology is used, such as "revenue base," "resource utilization," and "audit."

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the field of excise policy and economic impacts, covering excise revenue collection, budget distribution, and the effect of input costs on the export balance. They are able to differentiate between the objectives of excise duties (combating harmful behaviors vs. steering consumption) and employ economic terminology such as "competitiveness" and "export balance."

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the organization of social care, distinguishing between institutional and home care models while referencing Nordic trends. This expertise is also visible in the details, specifically when asking about the financial significance of the concrete co-payment ratio (60%:40%).