By Plenary Sessions: Madis Kallas

A strong regional focus is directed towards Ida-Virumaa, highlighting the decades-long contribution and environmental suffering endured by its residents for the sake of supplying electricity to all of Estonia. The text also emphasizes the need to bring public meetings in large municipal areas closer to the development regions, which points to concerns at the local level.

The speaker explicitly emphasizes the regional policy benefits brought about by remote servicing, calling it "highly welcome." The focus is on improving the accessibility of services across Estonia, citing as an example a transaction that involves South Estonia, Tallinn, and Saaremaa.

The regional focus is extremely strong, emphasizing the need to reduce the regional gap and move state administration out of Tallinn. Separately, the daily challenges faced by rural areas are highlighted (service availability from September to May), along with the necessity of ensuring the state's presence throughout Estonia. The rapid growth of municipalities near Tallinn and Tartu (Saue, Rae, Viimsi, Kambja) is noted, as is the importance of rural areas for the functioning of urban centers.

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