By Plenary Sessions: Aleksandr Tšaplõgin

The speaker demonstrates awareness of specific financial figures, mentioning a 10 million euro deficit for teachers' salaries and 600,000 euros in expenditure for PRIA bonuses. They also present specific data regarding healthcare, referencing six-month doctor waiting lists. The focus of this knowledge is the contrast between social sector funding and the spending of state officials.

The speaker demonstrates awareness of both tax and economic policy and major infrastructure projects (Rail Baltic). He/She relies on a specific source (Anvar Salomets, the head of Rail Baltic Estonia) and focuses on the project’s financial viability and operating costs.

The speaker demonstrates expertise by presenting specific utility cost data, citing precise heating bills (in euros) and apartment sizes in various regional locations. This knowledge also covers the role of the Competition Authority and its inability to keep energy prices under control.

The understanding is limited to criticizing the political relationship inherent in government and private media funding, highlighting potential mechanisms of influence. There is an absence of data, statistics, or technical terminology that would indicate a deep financial or legal grasp of the sector.