By Plenary Sessions: Anti Allas

The focus is on national economic policy and its broader impact on domestic producers and processors. There is no specific regional emphasis; instead, the competitiveness of "our producers" is highlighted.

The focus is strongly regional, emphasizing the country's integrated development and the viability of living throughout Estonia. Special attention is paid to border regions and areas adjacent to Russia, linking their economic sustainability directly to security. Criticism is directed at the design of measures that fail to take into account the needs of remote regions and their capacity to absorb resources.

The focus is heavily regional, emphasizing the electoral district of Southeast Estonia and the critical infrastructure project located there (the Saatse Boot). This regional issue is directly linked to international security and the mitigation of border risk.

The focus is clearly regional, highlighting the transport concerns of residents in county centers and their connectivity to major hubs. Attention is also directed toward the accessibility of services at the local level.

The focus is strongly regional, emphasizing the equal accessibility of services across all regions of Estonia, particularly in more remote municipalities. It uses Võru city, Valga, Tallinn, and Viimsi as examples to illustrate financial inequality and the positive impact of the "Robin Hood" measure on four-fifths of the municipalities. He/She defends the interests of rural areas, also highlighting problems related to forestry logging.

There is no regional focus; the emphasis is instead placed on national issues (state finances, budget, national defense expenditures) and international topics (joining the ranks of European extremists, the Tax Foundation rating).

A strong regional focus, emphasizing that the car tax will exacerbate regional inequality. They demand the inclusion of a regional component and tax relief for people who live in remote areas and lack access to public transportation, contrasting this with the situation in "Estonia's two golden rings."