By Months: Tanel Tein

The speaker demonstrates profound expertise in the field of gambling taxation and regulation. Technical terms are employed, such as the "remote gambling tax rate" and the "strategic design of the tax environment," and a specific schedule for tax reduction through 2029 is presented. Furthermore, knowledge concerning financial supervision (the Financial Intelligence Unit) and auditing requirements is also evident.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the processing of Big Data and the field of Anti-Money Laundering (AML), referencing the work of the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU). It is stressed that the proposed system is globally unique, necessitating specific preparatory legislative work. Technical and institutional terms such as "Big Data" and "European Union funding" are utilized.

The speaker demonstrates a clear understanding of the workload faced by the Riigikogu Legal Department and the complexity inherent in the legislative process, proposing technological solutions (AI) to accelerate these procedures. Furthermore, they are well-versed in the structural issues surrounding the joint administration of culture and sports, repeatedly referencing the long-standing question regarding the necessity of separating sports administration.

The speaker demonstrates a profound understanding of sports funding mechanisms and their economic impacts, drawing on data provided by the Foresight Centre. He cites specific figures concerning the potential for private sector involvement (1 billion euros) versus the actual revenue generated (5 million euros). Furthermore, he references the potential of the remote gambling tax reform (exceeding 1 billion euros over a decade). Particular emphasis is placed on the economic benefit of prevention, citing, for instance, a 46-fold return on investment for every 1 euro spent on disease prevention.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in healthcare efficiency and economics, specifically by comparing the costs associated with large hospitals versus private medical services. Concrete data is utilized, pointing to potential 30% cost savings for diagnostic tests and blood transfusions. The core expertise lies in comparing the pricing of services and the efficiency with which they are delivered.