By Plenary Sessions: Arvo Aller

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The speaker has a strong regional focus, emphasizing that transferring the Land and Spatial Planning Agency under the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications (MKM) strips the Minister of Regional Affairs and Agriculture of the power to implement regional changes. The discussion centers on land-related issues like spatial planning and land improvement, which are crucial for rural life and regional policy.

The text describes someone with a very strong focus on regional policy and the issues facing rural areas, having been elected from Ida-Viru County himself. He stresses that the proposed car tax will restrict freedom of movement and reduce access to healthcare in rural areas. He also criticizes the closure of state institutions (such as the Unemployment Insurance Fund and courthouses) and the expansion of nature reserves, which leaves local governments without compensation for land tax revenue.

The speaker has a very strong regional focus, emphasizing that the activities of the Land and Space Agency are regional and affect the whole of Estonia, not just cities or urban settlements. He highlights specific regional concerns, such as the cessation of oil shale mining in Ida-Virumaa, and links the administrative reform to the reduction of regional policy levers.

The focus is at the national level (the situation of working people in Estonia) and on international comparison with other European Union countries concerning public holidays. Regional or local focus is absent from the speeches.

The focus is split between domestic economic issues (regional inequality) and international politics. In foreign policy, emphasis is placed on the need to review the stance concerning the UN Secretary-General's participation in a meeting in the aggressor state (Kazan) and his subsequent absence from the meeting convened by Ukraine in Switzerland.

The regional focus is directed towards major international projects (such as Rail Baltic) that encompass the entire Baltic region, though there is a clear demand that Estonia's specific financial contribution be detailed. The local level is indirectly affected by criticism regarding the closure of courthouses, which points to concerns about the accessibility of justice.

The focus is strongly regional, emphasizing the necessity of the state's presence in border counties such as Ida-Virumaa, Võru, and Põlva. Specific attention is drawn to the threat of closing the Jõhvi courthouse, the loss of service points in Kiviõli and Sillamäe, and the closure of educational institutions in rural areas. He/She stresses that the state should be relocating institutions out of Tallinn, rather than removing them from the regions.