By Plenary Sessions: Jüri Jaanson

The speaker demonstrates familiarity with technical terms such as "infra- and low-frequency acoustic energy" and "acoustic signature," while pointing out the inadequacy of Estonian measurement methodology. Their expertise is evident in their ability to connect these technical deficiencies directly to social and health disorders.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in medical law and patient autonomy, focusing on the legal validity of advance directives made by unconscious individuals. Clarifying questions are raised regarding the implementation of the law and the obligations of healthcare professionals, using examples such as a written declaration of will or instructions noted on the hand.

The speaker demonstrates detailed expertise regarding the pain points of the sports sector, highlighting the convoluted nature of income tax benefits for sports clubs, the comparison of coaches' salary levels to those of cultural workers, and the restrictions on sports disciplines at Audentes. This knowledge also covers the subject of sports facility funds, indicating a deep awareness of the sector's financing problems.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of the regulation of international sports concerning transgender athletes, citing the differing approaches of rowing and fencing as examples. They use sports rules as an analogy to frame the issue of social definitions, referencing the competition of transgender athletes among men or in a separate group.