By Plenary Sessions: Raimond Kaljulaid

The regional focus is directed at Tallinn's districts, highlighting the closure of the Kopli rescue unit and its impact on the safety of residents in Põhja-Tallinn, Kristiine, and Haabersti. This demonstrates the highlighting of specific local security issues.

The focus is entirely on the national and international level, addressing Estonian and European security threats and nationwide civil defense legislation. Specific local or regional topics are not covered.

The primary emphasis is placed on national security and defense policy (Nursipalu, RKIK). Regionally, the positive example set by the Tallinn City Government in accelerating procedures is highlighted, with a recommendation that the Ministry of Defence should take a page from Tallinn's book. Internationally, Lithuania and Vilnius are cited as models for rapid development projects.

Insufficient data.

The focus is at the national and international level, addressing Estonia's national defense, NATO obligations, and cooperation with security partners (e.g., the United States). A regional focus is absent.

The main focus is on measuring and managing Estonia's regional development, which necessitates specific goals. Internationally, the focus is on the immigration experience of the Nordic countries (Sweden) and the Russia/Ukraine security threat within the context of energy infrastructure.

Highlights the importance of increasing the powers of local governments in ensuring public safety (prevention of dog attacks). It also considers the issues of regional development and food security to be vital, criticizing how they are addressed on the Riigikogu (Parliament) agenda.