By Plenary Sessions: Andres Metsoja

The speaker demonstrates expertise in public transport financing and regional finance, utilizing specific terminology such as "ticket revenue," "taxpayer cost," and "matrix." He/She focuses on the system's inequitable distribution of revenue, where regions requiring co-payments subsidize areas offering free transport.

The speaker demonstrates in-depth knowledge of the communications and information technology sector, utilizing terminology such as broadband, carrier aggregation, radio links, and spectrum auctions. Furthermore, they possess a detailed grasp of planning procedures (including detailed and comprehensive plans) and environmental impact assessment (EIA), specifically covering preliminary impact assessments for Natura areas and the implications of the Nature Conservation Act.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in public finance, budget dynamics, and the fiscal policy of local governments. Specific figures (e.g., 85 million, 52 million) and terms such as "grant dependency" are utilized, and the impact of investments (e.g., renewable energy) on the public domain is emphasized. The speaker references issues raised by the Auditor General concerning the structural dynamics of the budget.