By Plenary Sessions: Priit Sibul

The speaker demonstrates detailed knowledge of national defense, referencing specific ammunition types (long- and short-range) and the substantial figures in the defense budget (1.6 billion). To bolster his argument, he cites a comment by security expert Meelis Oidsalu to bring attention to alleged ethical issues within the defense sector.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in crisis management, the provision of essential services, and the transposition of European Union directives. They cite specific data (an increase of 315 companies, a cost of 15 million euros) and reference specific sectoral regulations (banking, the inclusion of general practitioners/family doctors, and issues related to ITL). Furthermore, they possess a strong understanding of the legislative process and the various stages of stakeholder engagement.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of the history of prison policy and infrastructure planning, specifically referencing the initial phases of the construction of Tartu Prison and the debates of that time (Ansip vs. Rask). The expertise focuses on legal and forward-looking issues concerning the prisoner population and the international transfer of inmates.

The speaker demonstrates expertise on the topics of financing, budgeting, and investment planning related to national defense and internal security. Specifically, detailed data is required concerning the collection and allocation of the broad-based security tax between the Ministry of Defense and the Ministry of the Interior. Technical terms such as "sectoral budget" and "investments" are used.

The speaker demonstrates expertise on national defense financing topics, focusing specifically on the acquisition of munitions and the substantive distribution of the new "broad-based security tax." Emphasis is placed on demanding financial details and a year-by-year breakdown, indicating a deep dive into budgetary mechanisms.