By Plenary Sessions: Tiit Maran

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the field of environmental law and hunting regulations, utilizing specific terminology (e.g., nuisance animal, necessity defense, large game). He/She details the arguments and statistics discussed by the commission regarding the implementation of preventative measures, noting that preventative measures were not employed in 80% of wolf damages and 86% of bear damages.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in nuclear waste management and associated financial matters, citing the cost of storing radioactive waste in Paldiski (€150 million). Furthermore, they are familiar with the substance of the discussions that took place in the commission and use specific terminology (radioactive waste, nuclear power plant).

The speaker demonstrates a deep level of expertise in the fields of zoology, ethology, and cultural history, covering the dog's evolution from the wolf, mutualism, and the diversity of dog breeds. Specific terminology is employed (mutualism, parasitism, hierarchical), and reference is made to the views of scientists and experts (Tiina Toomet), thereby establishing a broad academic context for the subject matter.