By Plenary Sessions: Aleksandr Tšaplõgin

The speaker demonstrates expertise in comparative economics and regulatory frameworks, citing data on Estonia's position regarding European food prices and wages. Examples provided include the capping of fuel prices in Hungary and Estonia's previous regulation of electricity tariffs prior to 2013. The focus of the expertise is on potential state intervention methods for influencing prices, beyond simple tax reductions.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of both healthcare financing deficits and the specifics of the legislative process, clearly distinguishing between a draft resolution and a personally submitted bill. This expertise specifically focuses on the initiative to lower the VAT on Estonian fruits and vegetables, referencing a concrete bill.

The expertise is demonstrated in describing the practical consequences of socio-economic problems, such as taking out loans to cover utility bills and living paycheck to paycheck. No specific data or technical terminology is used; rather, the emphasis is placed on the scale of the situation ("thousands of people").