By Months: Juku-Kalle Raid

The speaker does not demonstrate technical or data-driven expertise, but instead uses cultural and literary references (citing Teet Kallas) to simplify the topic and establish historical context.

The speaker demonstrates profound expertise regarding the history and institutional relations of the Orthodox Church in Estonia, particularly concerning the restoration of the Estonian Apostolic Orthodox Church (EAÕK) in 1996. This knowledge is substantiated by references to personal meetings (Patriarch Bartholomew, the then-Metropolitan Kirill) and historical documents (a State Archives telegram dating back to the 1940s). The speaker stresses the historical continuity of the Russian Church's entanglement with state security and political power.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of political agreements and parliamentary procedures (transcript). Cultural awareness is also demonstrated by citing Juhan Viiding's poetry (1985) and its historical context. Specific technical data or statistics are not used.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of the Riigikogu’s internal organization and procedural rules, particularly regarding the right to submit a rebuttal after being personally mentioned. They use the specific parliamentary term "procedurally" when posing the question.

The speaker demonstrates proficiency in the procedural rules of the Riigikogu and the work of its committees, providing a precise chronology of the bill's progress. They use technical terminology such as "leading committee" and reference specific voting requirements, which mandate a majority of the affirmative votes of the Riigikogu's full composition.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in legislative procedure, demanding improvements to the conduct of the session and proceeding to the items on the agenda. Furthermore, he/she holds a position on legal matters, linking the expansion of voting rights with the necessity of amending the penal code to increase accountability.

The highest level of expertise is evident regarding the relocation of Soviet monuments and their historical background, highlighting specific details (the monument's creation year 1947, the solution implemented after the Bronze Night, the story of Aili Jõgi, and the 100+1 rule). He/She is also familiar with earlier precedents, such as the moving of the Narva tank, and the suitability of museum parks (Maarjamäe) for storing such artifacts.