By Plenary Sessions: Tanel Tein

The speaker demonstrates expertise in tax policy, gambling sector regulations, and state funding schemes. Specific terminology is employed, such as the remote gambling tax rate, audit control, and approval from the Financial Intelligence Unit. The expertise is aimed at justifying a well-considered tax policy measure and providing a detailed explanation of the establishment of new funds.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the fields of money laundering prevention, data processing, and European Union funding. They use specific terminology such as "mass data" and the "Financial Intelligence Unit," and emphasize the project's innovative nature, noting that the technology does not yet exist anywhere in the world.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of the administrative bottlenecks in sports policy and the internal dynamics of the sector. He/She emphasizes that although there are strong ideas and leaders in the sports sector, things are not moving at the required pace due to the ministry's unified structure. The analysis focuses on the impact of the governance structure on the development of the sports sector.

The speaker demonstrates interest in and knowledge of applying artificial intelligence in legislation, and expresses concern about the heavy workload of the Riigikogu Legal Department. The necessity of quickly managing constantly changing legal details, such as percentages, is emphasized, which indicates practical experience with legislative work. Furthermore, a personal need for assistance in drafting complex bills is acknowledged.

The speaker demonstrates profound expertise regarding innovative solutions for sports financing, particularly mechanisms for attracting private capital and the design of the remote gambling tax. The speaker consistently employs arguments based on research and numerical data from the Foresight Centre, citing, for instance, potential tax revenue of 1 billion euros over a ten-year horizon and a 46-fold return on disease prevention. The necessity of defining the concept of children's sports education is emphasized separately.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the field of healthcare management and hospital administration by comparing the efficiency of the public and private sectors. Specific data and examples are utilized, referencing the price disparity for tests and blood transfusions, which can be as much as 30% cheaper in private healthcare.

The speaker demonstrates expertise regarding the banking sector, tax policy, and economic potential. Terms such as "internal competition," "tax revenue," and "potential" are utilized, highlighting the effect of regulations on the investment climate. The focus is on the sector's development and enhancing its competitiveness.

The speaker demonstrates awareness of the property's size, noting that the Tartu Prison facility measures approximately 40,000 square meters. The analysis concerns state real estate management, planning the maintenance costs (idle costs) for large buildings, and identifying alternative uses.

The speaker demonstrates expertise regarding tax policy and state budget revenues, requiring the ministry to provide specific calculations for comparing the efficacy of various excise and income tax scenarios. Technical terms such as income tax, excises, and revenues are used, emphasizing the necessity of economic modeling.

Shows detailed awareness of the financing mechanisms for sports and culture, particularly regarding the amounts of subsidies for extracurricular activities and the logic behind the redistribution of school sports funding. It presents technical data concerning donation regulations under the Income Tax Act, specifically noting the 10% tax-exempt donation limit and the potential for nearly 1 billion euros. Furthermore, it expresses interest in future energy issues (the phasing out of gas by 2040).

The speaker demonstrates expertise in sports funding, particularly concerning the tax legislation governing private donations (the 10% income tax-exempt donation limit) and its untapped potential. They utilize economic terminology and data (e.g., an economic impact of 46 million euros, 0.5% of companies making donations) and cite examples from international practice (the Canadian foundation). This expertise is strongly rooted in private enterprise and a mindset focused on systematic problem resolution.

The speaker demonstrates awareness of national investment mechanisms, focusing specifically on support for large-scale investments and mentioning the specific EAS grant ceiling (3 million). This points to expertise in the area of state aid and investment policy.

The expertise is demonstrated by a knowledge of the Riigikogu's procedural rules, citing the decision of the Culture Committee and the requirement for a final vote. He/She also shows awareness of the European Council's major financial decisions and issues concerning their distribution, specifically inquiring about the proportion of military aid.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of the history and mechanisms of science funding, highlighting the importance of private sector engagement and the national support signal (the 'locomotive'). The expertise also addresses the funding potential within the culture and sports sectors, referencing the impact of the message delivered to the public.