By Plenary Sessions: Aleksandr Tšaplõgin

The speaker demonstrates detailed knowledge of foreign policy, citing a specific number of sanctioned individuals (25 Georgian officials, including the prime minister) and addressing the question of recognizing the results of the Georgian elections. The expertise centers on international law and diplomatic consistency, especially regarding the legal grounds for imposing sanctions.

The presenter demonstrates expertise in the field of macroeconomics and fiscal policy, referencing economics textbooks and analyzing the elasticity of tax revenue. Particular attention is paid to the reliability of budget forecasts and the issue of Scandinavian banks repatriating profits from Estonia. Technical terms such as 'tax burden' and 'budget revenue forecast' are employed.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of macroeconomic indicators, referencing the duration of the economic downturn and comparing it to the situation in Haiti. They also show specific awareness of the energy sector, mentioning Eesti Energia, the loss of 500 jobs, and the closure of 700 MWh of power plant capacity.

There is not enough data.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in macroeconomics and fiscal policy, referencing specific data points (the economy has been contracting for the tenth consecutive quarter, prices have risen by 40%). They propose alternative financing solutions, such as a special tax on banks, indicating familiarity with the practices of other countries (Lithuania). Furthermore, they are well-informed about the major expenditure items in the state budget (Rail Baltic, the army of state officials, the green transition).

The expertise involves criticizing the expansion of powers granted to child protection officials and the consequences of increased state control. The "Scandinavian model" is used as a negative example, but specific data, statistics, or technical legal analysis are lacking.