By Plenary Sessions: Peeter Ernits

A strong regional focus is placed on East Estonia and its nature conservation areas, particularly the protection of the Muraka Bog (Alutaguse/oil shale basin) and Lahemaa National Park (Palmse). Emphasis is placed on the suffering of local residents and the risk of polluting these pristine landscapes, as people have moved there specifically to enjoy the silence and wild beauty.

The focus is on the condition of the Estonian state and its people, particularly in the context of economic strain. Internationally, it addresses international agreements and compares Estonia with Finland, Latvia, and Lithuania, inquiring about the differences in their approaches and resources (oil shale).

The focus is clearly national, covering the operations of the Estonian Cultural Endowment and the financing of a film concerning Estonia's former president.

The focus is on the national level (Estonian e-voting) and the international context (OSCE, Russia). Local or regional topics are absent.

The regional focus is limited, but specific local issues are mentioned, such as the wind turbine conflicts in Põltsamaa, which demonstrates concern regarding the regional impact of national policy. Reference is also made to Aivar Kokk's long-term involvement in the Jõgeva council concerning the land tax.

The focus is strictly national, addressing the government's activities and their impact on all residents of Estonia. There are no references to specific regional problems or projects.

The focus is on national energy policy (offshore wind farms) and European Union level regulations (the Net-Zero Industry Act); there are no references to specific local regions. The topic is broadly connected to the future of Estonia's economy and energy sector.

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The speaker draws particular attention to rural areas, inquiring about the impact of the car tax on rural residents and the former minister's engagement with them. The issue of the health effects on people living near wind farms is also raised, highlighting the concerns of local communities.

The focus is clearly at the national level, concentrating on the overall state of the Estonian economy and the livelihood of the Estonian people. Specific regional or local topics are absent, with the exception of a reference to the earlier "Piirissaare Sailor's Directive."

The focus is strictly domestic (the Republic of Estonia, the Riigikogu); regional or international topics are absent.