By Plenary Sessions: Urve Tiidus

The speaker demonstrates awareness of the complexity of science policy and innovation, particularly concerning international cooperation and the balance between scientific disciplines. The demand for statistical data (the number of hunting permits) is important, indicating a desire to rely on facts and quantitative insight. There is also an awareness of the presenter’s role as an ethics scholar.

The speaker expresses interest in the broad social impact of sports, drawing a distinction between elite competition and the objective of improving public health. They demonstrate an understanding of the crucial role social structures (families, schools) play in achieving these health objectives. They are focused on finding strategic solutions, specifically requesting concrete, three-tiered steps.

The speaker demonstrates technical proficiency in the field of radiation law and radiation safety, distinguishing between ionizing and ultraviolet radiation and even citing a 9th-grade physics textbook. He/She relies heavily on the explanations provided by representatives of the Ministry of Climate, presenting detailed data on the number of radiation activity permits (for example, 400 dental X-ray units) and the cost of the Paldiski waste repository. The speaker is knowledgeable in conveying both the legislation and the technical details.

There is demonstrated interest in the legal sector and court proceedings (specifically the pace and efficiency of trials). A technical approach is favored, requesting concrete assessments regarding the potential reduction in the length of these procedures. The focus is squarely on procedural and administrative efficiency.

The expertise is evident in the linking of foreign policy topics and the concept of efficiency. The speaker uses references to the opinions of economic experts to emphasize the importance of efficiency also in the political context.