By Plenary Sessions: Evelin Poolamets

The speaker demonstrates proficiency in legislative procedures and the methodology for the imposition of financial sanctions. Specific emphasis is placed on the lack of an impact assessment (which is currently missing) and the issue of substantiating the amounts of the fines, all while utilizing specific terminology.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of macroeconomics, citing specific data regarding the depth and duration of Estonia's economic downturn. Furthermore, they are familiar with the central bank's stance on the economic impact of climate policy.

The speaker exhibits thorough knowledge of the technical and procedural aspects of e-voting, utilizing specific terminology such as end-to-end verifiability, cryptography, and malware. The expertise is also based on the research of scientists (Sven Heiberg, Arnis Paršovs, Jan Villemson) and the analysis of statistical data (vote share by political party). Furthermore, he describes detailed technical vulnerabilities, for example, the mechanism for falsifying votes using test codes.

The speaker demonstrates detailed expertise in the field of public procurement and defense investments, referencing specific legal procedures such as the supervisory proceedings within the Ministry of Finance. Specific entities (RKIK, Semetron, MM Hospital OÜ) are named, and previous corruption cases are cited, which clearly indicates thorough preliminary work.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of the cultural objectives within the national development strategy "Eesti 2035," specifically citing a goal related to maintaining the cultural connections of Ukrainian war refugees. The expertise centers on cultural policy, integration, and topics concerning heritage culture. Specific terminology, such as "development strategy" and "heritage culture," is employed.

The speaker demonstrates detailed expertise regarding social sector regulations, particularly concerning the educational requirements and mandated training for providers of victim support services. Specific terminology is employed, such as "impact analysis," "secondary victimization," and distinctions are drawn between different staff groups (psychologists versus staff with secondary education). The knowledge base also encompasses the procedural aspects of the Riigikogu Rules of Procedure and Internal Rules Act.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of language policy and the communication practices of state institutions, focusing specifically on how the availability of Russian-language web pages affects the learning of Estonian. A logical argument is employed, citing institutions that successfully operate without Russian-language pages, and the sociological aspect of language prestige is highlighted.

The speaker concentrates on the themes of the green transition, national security, and transport policy, demonstrating an understanding of the government's rhetoric. The focus lies on the logical link between a specific political assertion (green transition equals security) and its practical implementation (electric cars).

The speaker demonstrates detailed knowledge of educational materials, citing the National Institute for Health Development's book "Sex Education for Preschool-Aged Children" and referencing specific page numbers and the content of the exercises. Knowledge of parliamentary procedural rules is also evident, as the speaker demands that the minister respond to a specific question. This knowledge is utilized to challenge the justification of the government's actions and policies.

The presenter demonstrates competence in the field of education policy, language immersion, and integration issues, highlighting problems related to finding specialists and the quality of education. They support their positions by referencing an external opinion (a Ukrainian teacher in Russian-language Delfi) and are familiar with the legislative procedure and the handling of draft legislation.

The presenter demonstrates expertise in food safety and regulatory matters, utilizing the technical term "ionizing radiation" and citing the explanatory memorandum on the monitoring of contaminants in animal products. This competence is evident in their ability to identify discrepancies between the minister's verbal reply and the written draft legislation, underscoring the necessity of precise legal details.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of the regulatory details of tax policy (the connection between family benefits and the car tax) and immigration policy, referencing quota exceptions. The argumentation is supported by using the views of the Chairman of the Estonian Trade Union Confederation and comparing the situation with measures implemented in Latvia. A financial assessment of the contribution to Ukraine's defense capability is also demanded.