By Plenary Sessions: Valdo Randpere

The presenters demonstrate expertise in international legal assistance and security policy, citing the debate at the Munich Security Conference and the book "Not One Inch." Their expertise is further supported by a reference to the practical experience of former prosecutor Lavly Perling regarding Russia's selective legal cooperation in money laundering cases. They also address the legal consequences and procedural aspects of treaty denunciation.

The speaker demonstrates awareness of previous fiscal decisions, citing a specific estimated figure (€235 million) concerning tax revenue that flowed into Latvia during Jüri Ratas’s first government. The expertise focuses on political hypocrisy and the rhetorical impact of naming taxes. He/She emphasizes the necessity of national defense investments.

The speaker exhibits strong linguistic competence, highlighting the precise interpretation of the bill's title and referencing the linguistic experience of the opponent, who is a former leading journalist. Furthermore, the speaker demonstrates knowledge of earlier discussions within the Legal Affairs Committee, specifically referencing a draft bill that addressed the prohibition of nikah and the burqa.

The speaker demonstrates profound expertise on matters concerning the administration of justice, the organization of the prosecutor's office, and constitutional balance, explaining the roles of various state institutions (the court, the prosecutor's office, the Ministry of Justice). He/She is also well-versed in the commission's working procedures and previous legislative initiatives, as well as the financial implications of the pension system reform.