By Plenary Sessions: Kristo Enn Vaga

The speaker demonstrates expertise regarding defense industry regulations, licensing, and the simplification of bureaucracy. They employ specific terminology such as "background check" and "operating license," and reference concrete products like drones and aerial attack munitions. Furthermore, reference is made to legislative amendments concerning the elimination of duplicate permits and changes to the Explosives Act.

The speaker demonstrates a high level of expertise regarding overseas operations, the defense forces' contribution, and procedural matters. Specific terminology and acronyms (JEF, UNTSO) are utilized, and reference is made to specific reduced troop numbers and operational areas. The expertise is distinctly institutional, relying on briefings and threat assessments from the Ministry of Defense and the General Staff of the Defense Forces.

The speaker demonstrates profound expertise in the institutional affairs of the European Union, particularly regarding the operational procedures of ELAK, as well as in European defense and security policy. Specific economic data (Estonia's fourfold economic growth, salary increases) and technical terminology (defense bonds, the EIB's role, customs tariffs) are used, indicating a knowledge-based approach. Estonia's role as a key advocate in assisting Ukraine (the one million rounds initiative) is separately highlighted.