By Plenary Sessions: Rene Kokk

Data is unavailable. The focus is on national legislation (customs law, budget) and national security (the Bronze Soldier, voting rights for Russian citizens).

Data is scarce.

A strong regional focus is placed on the city of Tartu and its prison, where the speaker challenges the minister's claims regarding the satisfaction of the local population and criticizes the lowering of the prison's security due to the addition of a detention facility. Attention is also drawn to the plan to close the Vana-Vigala School of Technology and the fate of its building.

The focus is on the national level: the administrative areas of ministries, the state budget, and major infrastructure projects such as Rail Baltic. The closing of schools is mentioned as an example of a misalignment in budget priorities, but there is no specific regional focus.

The focus is on national tax revenue and cross-border trade, given that excise duty hikes are shifting consumption to neighboring countries. Specific domestic regions or local projects are not mentioned.

The focus is on national social policy and administrative issues, such as the SKAIS system and the selection criteria for civil servants. Regional or local topics are absent.

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The focus is exclusively on national issues, covering Estonia's population crisis, immigration, and the status of special welfare services across the country. There are no references to specific local or international topics.

The focus is at the national level, emphasizing the need to ensure connectivity "to every point in Estonia" to guarantee the functioning of the economy. An international comparison is also used, referencing Latvia’s ambitious infrastructure plans to underscore the necessity of developing Estonian infrastructure.