By Plenary Sessions: Jaak Valge

The speaker demonstrates expertise in both demographic forecasts and international financial history, citing the poor state of Ukraine's population and predicting a subsequent labor outflow. When discussing emergency taxation, specific historical examples are utilized, highlighting the UK's retroactive solidarity tax imposed during Margaret Thatcher's government in the 1980s. A regional comparison is also drawn, specifically referencing Lithuania's bank tax and its resulting superior economic growth.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the field of economic and tax policy, highlighting specific alternatives such as a bank solidarity tax and its projected revenue compared to the motor vehicle tax. Political terms like "eliminating the tax hump" are used, and reference is made to election support figures (21 seats in the Riigikogu).

The speaker demonstrates expertise in immigration statistics, citing specific ratios (3–7 times higher) and immigration volumes (87,000 over the last seven years) compared to neighboring countries. The economic debate employs terms such as "innovation crisis," "productivity," and "high added value." Reference is also made to France's SREN law, which regulates the security of the digital environment, to prove that technical solutions exist.