By Plenary Sessions: Vadim Belobrovtsev

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the fields of demography and social statistics, citing specific birth and mortality figures across the years (e.g., 9,646 children in 2024). They also possess knowledge regarding the inaction of government commissions, pointing specifically to the ineffectiveness of the Government Commission on Population Policy. Furthermore, they use population comparisons (Estonia 1.3 million vs. Germany 82 million) to reinforce their arguments.

Shows deep knowledge of the Ministry of the Interior's domain, especially regarding the salary policy of the rescue service and the Police and Border Guard Board (PPA), using specific numbers and referring to budget lines. Is familiar with the development of the city of Tallinn and the comprehensive plan for Põhja-Tallinn (North Tallinn), highlighting population growth forecasts and specific risk factors for the area. Additionally, expresses concern about systemic problems within the Social Insurance Board (delays in pension payments) and the activities of bailiffs.

Strong expertise in the fields of social policy and demography, bringing forward specific data (e.g., the number of births in August was 798, the lowest level in over 100 years) and inflation rates (40%). It also focuses on the details of school lunch funding (a €1 contribution since 2018, with a current need for €2) and the specific amounts of family benefits (€80, €100, €150). Furthermore, it demonstrates awareness of legal disputes (the positions held by the presidential advisor, taking the case to the Supreme Court) and anonymous comments made by officials of state institutions.

Demonstrates a profound understanding of public sector wage statistics and historical figures, specifically highlighting concrete minimum salaries (€1,600 for cultural workers, €1,820 for teachers) and the duration of their validity. Economic data (over 40% inflation, a recession lasting 2.5–3 years) is utilized to bolster the arguments. Furthermore, there is detailed knowledge regarding the history and amount of school lunch compensation (€1 since 2018).

The expert analysis focuses on amendments to the Law of Obligations Act and financial issues, particularly the mechanisms for refinancing and early repayment of home loans. Specific terminology is used, such as the "draft act on amending the Law of Obligations Act," and reference is made to the requirement for three months' interest.

Demonstrates authority on social and economic issues, particularly regarding the finances of the Health Insurance Fund (Tervisekassa), citing specific deficit figures (over 200 million, with forecasts ranging from 1.2 to 1.9 billion by 2040). Utilizes Eurostat data (Estonia’s average work week is 38 hours versus the EU average of 37.5 hours) and references the positions of the Bank of Estonia and the Ministry of Finance concerning the complexity of conducting impact analyses. Discusses in detail labor market incentive measures and international public holiday practices.

The speaker demonstrates expertise regarding the economic impact of the car tax, citing specific comparative data on the drastic decline in new car sales in Estonia (over 40%) compared to Latvia and Lithuania. They are familiar with the earlier statements made by coalition politicians (such as the positions held by Kristina Kallas and the prime minister on August 27) and the historical background of the tax, laying the blame for its initiation squarely on the Social Democrats.

The text demonstrates expertise in energy policy and infrastructure, detailing Elering's strategies, the establishment of external connections, and the prioritization of developing domestic networks. Specific terminology, such as "payback period," is employed, and references are made to concrete dates and statements by Elering's CEO, suggesting thorough background research on the subject.

The speaker demonstrates deep expertise in the field of education, thoroughly addressing the minimum salary floor for teachers, the signing of collective agreements, the funding of school lunches, and disputes between local governments concerning the reimbursement of operating costs. Furthermore, they are well-versed in demographic statistics (the birth rate is the lowest since 1919) and public sector salary conditions (police, rescue workers, cultural workers), citing specific figures and memorandums.