By Plenary Sessions: Arvo Aller

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The focus is on the national-level implementation of the European Union's Common Agricultural Policy and its impact on Estonian agricultural producers. Specific regional or local topics are absent; the emphasis is on cross-sectoral regulation.

The regional focus is extremely strong and central, emphasizing the critical importance of maintaining a courthouse presence in the regions, particularly in Southern Estonia and Eastern Estonia. For the speaker, adherence to the principle of regionality is the primary criterion for evaluating policy.

The speaker has a strong regional focus, highlighting the sensitivity and critical importance of the Ida-Viru County area. They directly connect the changes to the Subsoil Act with jobs related to oil shale mining and processing in that region, warning that social issues will arise if local business is harmed.

The regional focus is heavily directed toward Estonia's eastern border and the nearby Aidu wind farm, highlighting the security and sensitivity of the border region. Furthermore, emphasis is placed on the deterioration of the living environment and health of residents in the sparsely populated border areas, which is linked to the installation of the wind turbines.

The speaker strongly emphasizes the regional political consequences, warning against the effective depopulation and extinction of these regions. They cite the threatened closure of the Hiiumaa Vocational School and the Vana-Vigala School as examples, noting that 44 municipalities have been forced into a position where they must close their upper secondary school sections.

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The focus is clearly regional, centering on the fate of Tartu Agro’s lands and the continuation of agricultural production near the city of Tartu. Emphasis is also placed on the potential social tensions in the region resulting from the alienation of these lands.