By Plenary Sessions: Margit Sutrop

The speaker demonstrates expertise in healthcare workforce planning, citing the medical faculty's forecast of a 10% reduction in the number of doctors. A separate emphasis is placed on the catastrophic shortage of specific specialties (psychiatrists, radiologists), indicating a deeper grasp of the subject matter. The willingness of the University of Tartu's Faculty of Medicine to increase training capacity is also mentioned.

The expertise lies in the field of state budget and financial policy, focusing specifically on the budget negotiation processes of constitutional institutions. The speaker demonstrates knowledge regarding the search for positions and compromises between the institutions and the government, using terms such as "constitutional institutions" and "compromise proposal."

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of the technical challenges of renewable energy (flow stabilization, storage technologies) and the security aspects of energy. To validate this expertise, Professor Lust of the University of Tartu is cited, emphasizing the need to focus on core technical issues.

The speaker demonstrates strong expertise in the field of education, particularly concerning the qualifications of mathematics teachers and student dropout statistics. Concrete data is utilized (e.g., 313 teachers with secondary education, 5 with basic education) to assess the state of mathematics instruction as catastrophic. The speaker's expertise is further evident in their ability to directly link student attrition to a lack of mathematical proficiency.