By Plenary Sessions: Evelin Poolamets

The speaker demonstrates expertise in tax policy, specifically addressing excise duties (LPG) and the regulations governing the compensation of work-related expenses. The presentation utilizes economic terminology such as "decline in purchasing power," "competitiveness," and "net income," clarifying the direct economic impact of the proposed legislation.

The speaker shows interest in the financing of public sector innovation and the ethical aspects of healthcare communication. They are aware of the existence of the public sector innovation fund and draw attention to the ethics of advertising vaccines in the media. Their expertise is evident in the detailed questions they ask regarding the size of the fund and the activities supported.

The speaker demonstrates expertise regarding building energy efficiency requirements (E- and D-class) and the financial and technical risks associated with renovation, referencing the specific characteristics of the Estonian climate (a 60–70-degree temperature fluctuation). They use technical terminology, cite specific figures (366 million euros), and are also aware of the deficiencies in public transport in rural areas.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in tax legislation, referencing a specific amendment of the Income Tax Act and its effective date (April 1, 2023). Economic terms such as "tax burden" and "competitiveness" are used, which indicates knowledge of financial regulations.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in legislative procedures, criticizing the absence of the Drafting Intention (VÕK) and the justification provided for applying European law. He demonstrates knowledge of the specifics of environmental law, distinguishing between the requirements for an environmental permit and a registration procedure concerning water reuse. He links the legal amendments to specific industrial applications, such as the establishment of pulp mills near mining sites.

The interest is focused on administrative and legal details, such as the control mechanisms for temporary protection recipients and the legal basis for the handover of men of mobilization age. Specific figures and funding sources are also being requested within the context of foreign aid, indicating a desire to obtain precise financial information.

The expertise is evident in topics concerning the requirements of the Population Register, procedures for establishing maternity and paternity, and the application of DNA tests. The speaker is able to present specific legal examples (the need for legal aid, the requirement of a DNA test to prove maternity) and connect them with issues of gender equality.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the social and legal sectors, thoroughly addressing both the draft amendment to the Family Law Act and the specific provisions of the Artificial Insemination and Embryo Protection Act. They raise complex legal issues concerning filiation (descent) and the prevention of marriages between biological relatives. Furthermore, the speaker is up-to-date on the specific proposals made by regional associations of education workers.