By Plenary Sessions: Urve Tiidus

The speaker demonstrates thorough knowledge of legislative processes, referencing specific documents and terms such as ex-post evaluation, constitutionality analysis, and regulatory burden. They are well-versed in the requirements concerning the quality of explanatory memoranda and the justification needed for new regulations, relying on assessments from the Ministry of Justice and legal experts (Jõks, Ginter). Although the speaker notes that they are not a lawyer by profession, their treatment of the subject is detailed and authoritative.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of the global nature of research and development (R&D) and the testing protocols within the medical field. Specific terminology is employed, such as "clinical trials," "cancer risk," and "genetic damage." Furthermore, the complexity of conducting medical tests is acknowledged, with the speaker referring to it as "extremely difficult, almost impossible."

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the field of education, focusing on teacher demographics ("the share of mature-aged teachers") and the reform of the school network. Particular emphasis is placed on the role of local governments in the process of change and the necessity of ensuring sustained development.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge in the field of environmental technology and water quality, utilizing specific terminology (nitrogen, phosphorus, reuse/recovery, water bodies discharged into the receiving environment). This expertise is confirmed by the presentation of precise quantitative data regarding pollutant quantities (2,190 tons of nitrogen and 58 tons of phosphorus).

The expert analysis addresses the verification of birth and the associated legal and practical complexities. The speaker requests statistical data on similar cases and emphasizes the importance of risk analysis, citing specific media coverage ("Pealtnägija") as the impetus for the draft bill.

The expert analysis focuses on the topic of European financial mechanisms (ESM) and risk analysis. The speaker refers to specific data ("from today's table") and previous proceedings in the Riigikogu, demonstrating knowledge of policy implementation and the assessment of long-term impact.

Demonstrates specific knowledge in the fields of planning law and land management, utilizing technical terms such as "exemption from detailed planning." The focus is on requesting quantitative data (estimated figures, the volume of pending cases), which indicates a desire to understand the actual scope of the problem.