By Months: Priit Sibul
Total Months: 19
Fully Profiled: 19
10.2025
11 Speeches
The speaker demonstrates expertise in parliamentary procedures and schedules, specifically referencing the work of the Finance Committee and the prior intervention by the institution of the Chancellor of Justice. This knowledge focuses on the details of the legislative process.
09.2025
31 Speeches
The speaker demonstrates detailed expertise in public sector financial management (covering payroll, performance bonuses, and fringe benefit tax) and national defense (arms procurement and inventory accounting). They use specific figures (e.g., 707.8 million) and technical terminology (scorecard, target protection zone) and are capable of identifying discrepancies between documents and publicly available data.
06.2025
21 Speeches
The speaker demonstrates detailed expertise in legislation and administrative processes, addressing the transfer of budgetary funds, the technical details of noise regulation, and the limits of legal delegation. They also demonstrate knowledge of church canon law and topics in medical ethics (end-of-life declarations), demanding terminological clarity.
05.2025
20 Speeches
The speaker demonstrates detailed expertise in environmental law and property reform, citing specific draft legislation numbers (610, 612) and changes in compensation rates (200 € versus 160 €). He possesses thorough knowledge concerning internal security infrastructure (specifications for shooting ranges, tactical training facilities) and the implementing regulations of the Weapons Act. Furthermore, he is familiar with the previous critical stances taken by the Chancellor of Justice and legal scholars regarding the draft legislation.
04.2025
8 Speeches
The speaker demonstrates expertise in energy policy (capacity establishment, storage, the 100% target) and technological solutions for border control (the drone wall, funding sources). To support his arguments, he uses specific examples, such as the taxation of vehicles registered for national defense purposes in the context of Southeast Estonia, and calls for a comprehensive vision.
03.2025
15 Speeches
The speaker demonstrates expertise in the field of national defense, particularly regarding procurement, the impact of VAT on the budget, and support for reservists, referencing specific figures and deadlines (1.6 billion, 2027 vs 2031). They are familiar with the specifics of Ministry of Interior investments (shooting ranges) and foreign labor regulations (quotas, 1.5-times salary). Furthermore, they demonstrate knowledge of the complex history and canon law of the Orthodox Church.
02.2025
14 Speeches
The speaker demonstrates a deep knowledge of the energy sector, utilizing technical terms such as N-1 and N-2 systems, and discussing the indexation of subsidies for offshore wind farms and financial matters (the cost of money/capital). They are familiar with the details of government discussions (e.g., the indexation idea originating from market participants) and cite the opinions of academics. Furthermore, they exhibit expertise in foreign and security policy, particularly concerning the Baltic Sea region and the actions of European leaders.
01.2025
12 Speeches
The speaker demonstrates a high level of detail regarding the financing of national defense, the timelines for ammunition procurement, and European budgetary rules, citing the advice provided by the Commander of the Defense Forces. Specific financial data is utilized (Nordica loans, 1.6 billion, 2.4 billion), along with historical defense expenditure percentages (as a share of GDP) and references to the SIPRI institute. Furthermore, awareness is shown concerning the procedures related to KredEx and state aid regulations.
12.2024
8 Speeches
The speaker demonstrates detailed knowledge of specific sections of the Child Protection Act and the Penal Code, referencing subsections of § 20, as well as §§ 172, 173, and 174. They are well versed in regulations concerning the reduction of administrative burden and auditing, inquiring about the principles for finding the optimum. Furthermore, they are familiar with regional infrastructure issues, such as the potential merger of local water utilities and its economic consequences.
11.2024
27 Speeches
The speaker demonstrates expertise in budget and tax matters, referencing equalization fund calculations and maximum land tax rates. Furthermore, they possess deep knowledge of the history of national defense funding and current shortfalls, utilizing specific percentages and absolute figures (e.g., 3% vs 7% of GDP). They are also well-versed in the bureaucratic issues associated with amendments to the Competition Act and the transposition of EU directives.
10.2024
15 Speeches
The speaker demonstrates a detailed awareness of healthcare administration matters (including the delegation of the Health Board and the procurement for the PERH information system) and the economic impacts of excise policy, notably the risks of cross-border trade. Their ability to demand and analyze specific budget investments and their locations is particularly outstanding, citing budget processes (RES) and the details presented by officials.
09.2024
11 Speeches
The speaker demonstrates expertise on topics concerning national defense financing (security tax, procurement of ordnance), Riigikogu procedural rules, and the administrative burden associated with transposing EU directives. Technical terminology is employed (CER Directive, ETO, decision of the session department), and specific institutions are referenced, such as the European Central Bank regarding banking regulation. Furthermore, knowledge of prison policy and the legal issues surrounding the transfer of foreign prisoners to Estonia is highlighted.
07.2024
10 Speeches
The speaker demonstrates expertise in the handling of legislation, criticizing the lack of debate within the Constitutional Committee and the fast-track adoption of bills. They demonstrate knowledge of the details of fiscal policy, demanding specific data on the growth of the tax burden and the realization of defense investments (e.g., 1.6 billion or 4 billion). Specific clarity is required regarding the collection and distribution of the broad-based security tax among various ministries.
06.2024
15 Speeches
Demonstrates comprehensive knowledge of tax policy, particularly the details and predictability of land tax and car tax. This knowledge is supported by specific examples and percentages (e.g., land value of 5300 euros/ha, 10–100% threshold). The individual is also well-versed in the specifics of legislative procedure, as well as issues related to energy (subsidies for nuclear and wind power) and the legal system (pressure from the Supreme Court). Examples from Latvia and Lithuania are used for economic comparison.
05.2024
14 Speeches
The speaker demonstrates expertise regarding parliamentary rules of procedure and procedural norms, referencing the role of the Presidium and previous amendments. They are also familiar with the regulatory constraints of taxation (taxable objects, impact analysis), security policy (voting rights), and the energy sector (nuclear energy, offshore wind). The speaker uses historical context to challenge the government’s claims, for instance, by referring to the registration of the Moscow Patriarchate in 2002.
04.2024
13 Speeches
The speaker demonstrates expertise in the legal system and procedural matters, particularly concerning competition law (ECN+) and the role administrative courts play in imposing penalties. They possess a deep interest in and knowledge of rural affairs, veterinary science, food security, and cooperation between national defense and agriculture. Furthermore, they are well-versed in macroeconomic topics, having questioned the President of the Bank of Estonia regarding inflation control and Euribor policy.
03.2024
8 Speeches
The speaker demonstrates profound expertise in education policy, addressing specific issues such as the per capita funding model, school network planning, curriculum flexibility, and the challenges associated with student attrition. Furthermore, he/she is meticulous regarding the legal and procedural aspects of funding cultural institutions, stressing the necessity of adhering to parliamentary intent. In addition, the speaker poses precise questions concerning the metrics of the healthcare development plan and the terminology used for noise target values within building regulations.
02.2024
17 Speeches
The speaker demonstrates expertise regarding the Riigikogu’s procedural rules, differentiating between interpellations and written questions, and criticizing the technical processing of documents. They are familiar with the historical background of funding cultural objects (dating back to 1996) and possess knowledge of energy policy (universal service, reserve capacity) and terminology used by economic analysts, such as "profiteering."
01.2024
13 Speeches
The speaker demonstrates profound expertise in the fields of state finance (RES, the 400 million euro line, bond issuance) and administrative law. They provide detailed information regarding the Public Information Act and restrictions on official use, referencing specific legal sections and changes in administrative practice. Furthermore, they are familiar with the amendments to the Cultural Endowment Act and the funding mechanisms for objects of national importance.