By Plenary Sessions: Anastassia Kovalenko-Kõlvart

At the national level, the focus is primarily on reviewing budget and tax amendments; Tallinn is mentioned as an example where cuts in the social sector were implemented, but the main focus remains on the nationwide level and fiscal policy.

The focus is primarily on issues with broad, nationwide implications, though it highlights regional disparities. Specifically, it points to the regional irrelevance of land tax increases and parking fines (for example, for families living in Võru County) and the inability of small municipalities to increase tax revenue without experiencing population loss. It calls attention to regional impacts and the resulting inequality among local governments.

The focus is on Georgia (specifically development cooperation and support for Georgian civil society). At a substantive level, international/regional cooperation with Georgia will be addressed.

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Economic and social issues are at the forefront, but emphasis is also placed on the impact on rural areas and local residents: specific reference is made to Võru and Valga counties, as well as the context of public transport and parking regulations applicable in rural regions. It is highlighted that the tax changes increase the burden on rural residents and that national defense and social security considerations must be addressed regionally.

The focus is on state and national themes; central to attention are the Estonian economy, digital solutions, and labor rights; there is no geographically defined regional focus.