By Plenary Sessions: Õnne Pillak

The speaker demonstrates a high level of expertise in social policy and the procedural rules of the Riigikogu (Estonian Parliament), serving as a representative of the Social Affairs Committee. They utilize specific terminology and data (e.g., sickness care benefit based on actual income, a fertility rate of 1.4) and reference detailed legislative amendments (such as extending the care benefit to 60 days). Furthermore, the speaker highlights the global trend of low birth rates, citing examples from Latvia, Italy, and Japan.

The speaker demonstrates profound expertise in the field of social insurance and healthcare management, detailing the conditions for the use of the partial work disability certificate and its financing aspects. Particular attention is paid to cooperation issues between general practitioners and occupational health physicians, questions of competence, and the specific rules governing the remuneration of e-consultations. This expertise also encompasses the post-analysis of implemented measures and the planning for the utilization of EU structural funds.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge regarding trends in children's behavioral habits and sleep duration, referencing a review by the National Institute for Health Development (TAI). The expertise involves interpreting health data within the social and education fields, highlighting the trend of shortening sleep duration and the decrease in the number of children eating breakfast.