By Plenary Sessions: Jaak Aab

The text focuses on the perspective of local governments and the issues facing large municipalities, highlighting the representation of local level interests. It outlines specific regional challenges in implementing the career model.

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The speaker focuses on the specific characteristics of Estonia as a small state, emphasizing that "clear rules of competition law are crucial precisely for a small state like Estonia." He/She compares Estonia's situation with the Baltic and Nordic countries, but does not address specific regional issues within the country.

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The speaker primarily concentrates on national issues, but highlights specific local examples, such as the differing kindergarten fee policies in Rae Parish and Tallinn. They also mention the Tallinn joint hospital issue as an illustration of the state's inability to make decisions. Their focus is mainly on how national policy affects local municipalities.

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It focuses primarily on nationwide economic policy issues, without reference to specific regions or local projects. It discusses the Estonian economy as a whole, comparing it to the European Union average and Finnish examples.

It clearly focuses on the issues facing the city of Tallinn, particularly the regulation of light personal mobility devices (like scooters) within the urban environment. It also shows interest in increasing the capacity of local governments.

The speaker specifically mentions Ida-Viru County in connection with the resources from the Just Transition Fund, demonstrating awareness of regional specificities in the context of renovating apartment buildings. While generally focusing on national programs, the speaker acknowledges regional aspects.

It focuses primarily on national issues, but specifically mentions the hospitals in Tallinn and Tartu as regional examples. It emphasizes the role of local governments in providing services, demonstrating an interest in problems at the local level.