By Plenary Sessions: Timo Suslov

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the field of planning processes, attracting investments, and assessing economic impact. Specific terminology is used, such as "explanatory memorandum" and "economic cabinet," demanding that economic benefits be presented in "hard numbers."

The speaker exhibits deep knowledge of the legislative procedure, citing specific dates and committee sessions. This expertise also encompasses defense industry regulations, the safeguarding of state secrets, and modifications concerning public procurement and government levies. The presentation is technical and highly detailed, focusing strictly on the facts of the proceedings.

The expertise is evident in relation to legislative procedures, particularly when presenting the work and decisions (consensus votes) of the Constitutional Committee. Substantively, he/she is capable of summarizing the main objectives of the draft bill concerning the reduction of bureaucracy and the procedure for applying for permits.

The speaker demonstrates strong expertise regarding the Riigikogu Rules of Procedure and the work of the Constitutional Committee, being able to describe in detail the dates of the debates and the procedural decisions made. The expertise also covers addressing the remarks of the Chancellor of Justice and constitutional conflicts. He/She uses specific terminology, such as "representative of the lead committee" and "procedural decisions."

The speaker demonstrates authority regarding the Riigikogu's Rules of Procedure and the legislative process, providing precise details on the committee debate, the voting results (6:4), and the decisions made. Their specialized knowledge pertains to the history of amendments to the Rules of Procedure and Internal Rules Act, the absence of implementing acts for previous amendments, and the constitutional procedure for motions of no confidence in ministers.

The speaker demonstrates competence regarding the legal framework governing the granting of citizenship and the use of criminal record data. They cite specific legal historical milestones (2001, 2006) and Supreme Court opinions concerning the disproportionality of restrictions. Statistics are used regarding the number of individuals granted citizenship by exception (averaging 10–15 annually), which supports the fact-based nature of the presentation.

The speaker demonstrates expertise regarding the Riigikogu's rules of procedure and committee work, especially when recalling the history of draft legislation and previous voting results. This expertise also concerns the legal domain of local government, referencing the explanations provided by the government representative regarding the obligations arising for local authorities.

The speaker demonstrates expertise regarding the Riigikogu's procedural rules and the work of the Constitutional Committee, presenting precise data concerning the dates of the debates, the participants, and the voting results. He/She is competent in summarizing the committee's work and forwarding the decisions to the plenary session, noting the involvement of representatives from the Ministry of Justice. His/Her role is that of the representative of the lead committee.