By Plenary Sessions: Vadim Belobrovtsev

The speaker demonstrates detailed knowledge of education policy and the processes for validating teacher qualifications, citing specific requirements such as the year pedagogical higher education was obtained (before 2013), the role of the Kutsekoda Foundation (Qualifications Authority), and the financial cost of the attestation (185 euros). Furthermore, they are familiar with information published in the media regarding the Minister of Education’s quotes and the decision-making authority of school principals.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in foreign policy and international relations, focusing on maintaining bilateral relations (Estonia-Georgia). He/She employs comparative analysis, inquiring about precedents for analogous statements made by the parliaments of other European Union countries.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of the procedures for handling the state budget and supplementary budget, as well as fiscal policy. This expertise is evident in the concern expressed regarding the size of the budget deficit and the adequacy of the proposed supplementary budget amount. To describe the situation, the speaker employs characterizations drawn from the media, such as "the tip of the iceberg" and "peanuts," which points to an awareness of the public discourse surrounding budgetary issues.

The speaker demonstrates strong knowledge in the field of taxation and state duties, posing detailed questions regarding the registration tax for leased vehicles and exceptions for families with many children. Specific figures and statistics are utilized in the presentations, for instance, referencing public opinion polls (76% opposition to the car tax) and the percentage increases in state fees (an 1100% growth in the citizenship fee). The primary focus is on the impact of the draft legislation on vulnerable groups.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of foreign policy and the norms of diplomatic conduct, focusing on issues of intervention and bilateral relations (Estonia-Georgia). They refer to a specific event (May 15th in Tbilisi) and quote a former foreign minister, thereby demonstrating awareness of the diplomatic context and the public discussion.

The review is focused on monitoring the government's administrative costs and financial accountability, specifically comparing the travel expenses of ministers. The speaker is aware of the differences in the levels of ministerial spending (compared to the Prime Minister) and cites information published in the press as the source of this knowledge.