By Plenary Sessions: Urmas Kruuse

The speaker expresses interest in energy policy and the risks associated with building a nuclear power plant, asking the presenter to lay out the main arguments against the project. There is no use of technical terms or data, as this is a request for information directed at the presenter, rather than a presentation of the speaker's own knowledge.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of Estonian theaters' marketing strategies (so-called ticket campaigns, online sales) and their regional reach. The expertise covers the logistical issues of cultural policy and accessibility, emphasizing the staging of performances outside the home venue.

The speaker demonstrates thorough expertise in the field of veterinary science, citing specific data (an average salary of 1770 euros, a six-year study duration, and 16 graduates) and technical terminology (an EU-regulated profession, veterinary supervision). They are familiar with the funding nuances of the Estonian University of Life Sciences, including supplementary support from the Ministry of Education and Research (HTM) and the Ministry of Rural Affairs. Furthermore, they are aware of the psychological burden and stress inherent in the profession.

The speaker demonstrates detailed expertise in the fields of food safety regulations, the transposition of EU directives, and the operation of the reference laboratory system. They use precise technical terminology (e.g., "ionizing radiation," "authorized laboratory") and thoroughly explain why it is economically viable to utilize foreign partner laboratories for testing samples that are rarely required.