By Plenary Sessions: Toomas Uibo

The speaker demonstrates profound expertise in the fields of aviation, the organization of medical flights, and public procurement. Technical terms and references to international standards are used (EASA, icing conditions, specialized medical helicopter), and specific data regarding response times and deficiencies in helicopter equipment are highlighted. The expertise is also based on knowledge of the market for service providers in Scandinavia and Central Europe.

No data is available. The politician does not demonstrate deep knowledge of the subject matter or use technical language, but instead asks the presenter a question regarding the meaning and implications of accepting the submission.

The speaker demonstrates authority in the fields of economic policy, the business environment, labor, and energy, by conveying the positions of the Minister of Economic Affairs. Particular emphasis is placed on the sensible implementation of technology- and science-intensive entrepreneurship and the green transition. Specific terminology is employed, such as improving competitiveness and the flexibility of the migration quota.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in transport policy, environmental aspects, and international taxation. Specific statistical data is utilized regarding the size (925,000 vehicles) and age (over 17 years) of the Estonian vehicle fleet, comparing these figures to the situation in 1991. Furthermore, the speaker emphasizes a detailed understanding of both the need for special treatment of people with disabilities and the issues surrounding end-of-life vehicles.

The speaker demonstrates awareness of the European Union's foreign policy developments and geopolitical risks. Their expertise lies in the ability to track and cite specific statements (the Hungarian Prime Minister's buffer zone idea) and to evaluate their impact on European unity.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in criminal procedure and the obligation to present evidence, stressing that the evidence must be submitted to the police. He/She warns the opposing party about the legal risks associated with concealing evidence, pointing out the possibility of facing charges themselves.