By Plenary Sessions: Anti Poolamets

The speaker demonstrates knowledge regarding the risks associated with large energy projects, subsidy mechanisms, and data processing, citing calculation errors (misplacement of "or" and "and") and foreign servers. Specific financial data (2.6 billion and 1 billion euros) is used to quantify these risks, and potential beneficiaries (Utilitas, offshore wind farms) are mentioned.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in nature conservation and population management, utilizing comparative data regarding wolf numbers in Estonia, Finland, and Sweden. A second area of expertise is the funding and autonomy of higher education; here, they criticize governance through financial incentives and the establishment of the new Innovation Policy Council. They employ statistical comparisons and technical terms (population, territory size).

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the fields of energy and tax policy, referencing specific figures (2.6 billion over 20 years) and the Chancellor of Justice’s positions regarding property taxes. Furthermore, they possess knowledge of educational management, particularly concerning the methodological issues related to language immersion and the formation of groups.

The speaker demonstrates authority on topics of legal continuity, constitutional foundations, and citizenship policy, emphasizing the need for legal clarity. He/She possesses knowledge of security threats related to the dual citizenship of gray passport holders, particularly Russian citizenship. Furthermore, the speaker utilizes statistics and references PPA (Police and Border Guard Board) data concerning e-residency and suspected money laundering cases (e.g., 331 revocations), thereby demonstrating expertise in the field of financial crime.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge regarding US foreign policy and democratic values, citing the US Vice President's speech in Munich and referencing Trump's positions. They also possess knowledge of the historical context of Estonian-Russian relations, citing the registration of the Moscow Orthodox Church in 2002 as an example.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge regarding the technical risks associated with wind energy, highlighting the danger of oil leaks if turbines collapse, as well as the costs of disposal. Specific financial data (an investment of 2.6 billion euros) is utilized, and references are made to scientists (Endel Lippmaa, Anto Raukas) and companies (Estonian Cell) to support claims of inefficiency and "climate mythology." Detailed environmental impacts (bird migration routes, fishing areas) are also addressed.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge in the fields of both political ethics and corruption cases (Silver Meikar, the mother-in-law's closet schemes), as well as economics (economic recession, tax hikes). Separate emphasis is placed on expertise regarding the radical nature of climate policy and international developments (the US withdrawal from the climate agreement). Specific examples, such as the Nordica case, are utilized, and reference is made to accusations leveled by the press (Ekspress).

The speaker demonstrates expertise on the topics of freedom of speech and censorship, linking them to international politics and democracy indices. Specific terms are used, such as "hate speech legislation," the "Digital Services Act," and the "democracy index," referencing international criticism directed at the US.

The speaker demonstrates authority on topics of foreign policy and diplomatic etiquette, analyzing US political choices (the election of Trump) and the legitimacy of the Georgian elections (citing OSCE positions). Specific examples are utilized, such as the closure of the Consulate General in the US and the foreign minister’s conduct on the streets of Georgia.