By Plenary Sessions: Anti Poolamets

The speaker demonstrates proficiency in labor regulation (agency workers, the gray zone) and immigration control. They highlight specific examples (the taxi industry, Bolt taxi drivers) and reference previous raids, underscoring the lack of adequate oversight and the ineffective enforcement of legislation. The expertise centers on critiquing regulatory loopholes and supervisory deficiencies.

The speaker demonstrates detailed knowledge of specific educational materials, referencing the basic school Human Studies workbook and its author, Heli Israel, along with the concepts addressed within it (pansexuality, over 20 psychological genders). To underscore this knowledge, historical parallels are drawn regarding the suppression of science (Lysenkoism, Soviet pseudoscience), and reference is made to the results of the PISA tests.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in election observation and international standards, referencing OSCE reports and their own experience as an election observer. They emphasize the necessity of relying on the internationally aggregated consensus (based on over 1,500 observers) and utilize US experts to critique the technical quality of e-voting. Furthermore, they possess knowledge regarding the strategic importance of foreign policy relations in the Caucasus region.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in national defense procurement processes and historical failures, highlighting specific examples (such as the Spitfires in 1938, and canceled ship and helicopter acquisitions). He utilizes technical details and statistics, referencing the Russian army's ammunition expenditure (40,000 units per day) and the estimated cost of anti-drone defense (€500 million). He underscores that it is the stockpiles and supplies that fight the war, not just the troops.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in state budgeting and finance, highlighting specific numerical discrepancies between the budget and the explanatory memorandum (e.g., 75 million euros within the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Climate). He/She relies heavily on the analysis conducted by the National Audit Office and directly quotes the positions of Auditor General Janar Holm to underscore the lack of transparency and issues related to efficiency.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the field of administrative finance, focusing specifically on the procedures for the repayment of expense reimbursements and the return of unused budgetary funds (surpluses) within the Chancellery of the Riigikogu and in the case of officials.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of regional policy (the development of Ida-Virumaa, the example of Jõhvi Prison), architecture and heritage protection (representative buildings, Tsarist-era stature), and the organization of the judicial system. Specific figures are used when comparing government expenditures (2.5 billion for wind energy support vs. a half-million saving). Reference is also made to judges' letters and statistics concerning the lack of digital access.