By Plenary Sessions: Helle-Moonika Helme

The focus is exclusively at the national level, addressing issues concerning the legitimacy of the Estonian state and adherence to constitutional principles.

The focus is primarily on national crises (such as the impoverishment of Estonians, social services, and healthcare), but to illustrate the demographic crisis, a specific regional example from Võru is brought to the forefront. This regional focus ultimately serves to highlight broader national issues.

The focus is on national energy policy (the prioritization of oil shale energy) and the international level (the impact of the European Union's green policy and global competition). Specific local or regional projects are not mentioned.

The speaker focuses on national policy and the functioning of the legal system, but highlights specific cases in Estonia as examples, such as the scandals involving the Tabasalu Pihlakodu and Värska care homes. The regional focus is related to ensuring the safety and security of social welfare institutions nationwide.

The focus is on national laws and the legal system, but regulatory shortcomings are illustrated using specific regional examples. Tallinn is mentioned as the primary ride-sharing market, alongside Maardu as a location where drivers can easily obtain the necessary documentation, which highlights the exploitation of local loopholes within the national system.

The focus is on national issues (energy, taxation), but emphasis is placed on their impact on local communities and the living environment throughout Estonia, particularly regarding the establishment of wind farms. A specific local example is cited in the context of comparing the costs associated with closing the Metsküla school.