By Plenary Sessions: Siim Pohlak

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the energy sector, employing specific terminology such as "dispatchable capacity," "combined heat and power plants," and "modernization of oil shale energetics." He supports his positions with concrete financial figures (2.5–3 billion euros) and links energy production to security aspects.

The speaker demonstrates awareness of the Reform Party’s earlier positions (the 2012 visa liberalization issue) and recognizes the economic management quota systems used in certain progressive nations. The expertise displayed is rather knowledge of extreme examples drawn from political history and social policy, to which the presenter’s 45-point plan is linked.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the fields of economics and business, highlighting the impact of energy prices on the profitability and wage capacity of manufacturing companies. He substantiates his arguments by referencing feedback from employers and various business organizations to confirm that energy prices are the foremost economic problem.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge in the field of demography, using the term "fertility rate" and emphasizing the reliability of statistics ("facts, statistics that don't lie"). They highlight Hungary as a success story in Europe, which has managed to significantly increase its birth rate over the last ten years.