By Plenary Sessions: Martin Helme

The focus is primarily on domestic issues (cultural policy, economy, and internal security). Internationally, it criticizes the government's passivity in Brussels when it comes to shaping EU policy, accusing the Prime Minister of merely taking orders and relying heavily on Poland. It also brings up the Minister of the Interior's actions related to securing state funding for a specific local road section.

The focus is heavily regional, emphasizing the protection of the rights of local governments and communities against the government’s centralizing policies. Of particular importance is the issue of informing and involving local residents in planning processes, which is currently being sought to be limited by law.

The focus is clearly on national security (border infrastructure, the utilization of national defense funding) and international relations, particularly concerning NATO and the activation of Article 4. Officials from the US State Department and the former Deputy Secretary-General of Lithuania are also mentioned, emphasizing the international dimension.

The focus is exclusively on the national level, addressing the Estonian state's budget, debt, and fiscal direction. Regional or international topics are not covered.