By Plenary Sessions: Margit Sutrop

The speaker demonstrates profound expertise in the fields of medical ethics and end-of-life care, employing specific terminology such as palliative care, feeding tubes, and the core principles of medical ethics (autonomy, beneficence, non-maleficence). This expertise stems from long-term involvement in working groups, ethics committees (at the clinic/hospital and PERH), and the preparation of the draft legislation starting in 2020. Furthermore, details concerning the bill's development are cited, including the precedents set by Latvia and Germany and the necessity of training physicians.

The speaker demonstrates expertise at the intersection of artificial intelligence and the cultural sector, utilizing technical examples (digitization, translation of historical texts, restoration of damaged artworks) and legal terminology (copyrights). Specific emphasis is placed on AI's impact on the job prospects and overall value of creative professionals, even referencing the "great depression" currently prevailing among jewelry artists.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in tax administration and technical solutions, referencing previous positions held by the Estonian Tax and Customs Board (EMTA). He/She addresses in detail the issues that arose when introducing the car tax, such as the complexity of monthly payments and the high cost of reconfiguring the necessary systems. He/She is aware of the initial legislative debate and the subsequent rejection of certain technical solutions.