By Plenary Sessions: Mait Klaassen

The focus is on nationwide issues, particularly national planning and the preservation of valuable farmland. Emphasis is placed on the production capabilities of farmers—which represent a broad economic sector—rather than specific regions.

The regional focus is national, addressing the nationwide problem concerning the traffic register and waste management, the goal of which is to clear cities of stationary derelict vehicles. Specific regions, industries, or local projects are absent, as this concerns a general amendment to administrative and environmental law.

Data is lacking.

The regional focus is strongly directed towards Ida-Viru County due to the restriction of oil shale mining and the need to ensure a just transition. There is mention of boosting the prosperity of Ida-Viru County, increasing added value, and reducing pollution through cleaner production methods. Reference is also made to the issue of expanding the Viru Keemia Grupp's Ojamaa mine.