By Plenary Sessions: Vadim Belobrovtsev

The speaker demonstrates legal expertise, emphasizing their legal higher education (colloquially, a "law graduate") and criticizing the absence of impact assessments and the purposeful alteration of laws. They are intimately familiar with the legal aspects of church-state relations, distinguishing administrative documents from canonical ties and stressing the principle of separation of church and state.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge regarding the previous assessments of the border situation made by the Ministry of the Interior and security agencies. He/She clearly distinguishes local incidents (such as attacks on vehicles) from the broader national security issue at the border. He/She refers to the official positions of the former Minister of the Interior and the Ministry of the Interior.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in demography and social policy, citing specific data on the falling birth rate (nearly 30% between 2021 and 2024) and cuts to family benefits. They are familiar with the immigration quotas (2,600–3,500, totaling 8,500–9,000) and the ongoing court disputes regarding the constitutionality of taxes. The speaker puts forward three specific factors that influence the decision to have children: economic well-being, a sense of security, and trust in government assistance.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of the Riigikogu’s working procedures, referencing a previous information session and the process for establishing investigative committees. They are also up-to-date on the recent changes within the governing coalition and the dominant role of the Reform Party. No data or statistics are utilized.