By Plenary Sessions: Tõnis Lukas

The speaker draws attention to regional education issues, emphasizing the unique challenges in Ida-Virumaa related to population decline and the necessity of guaranteeing Estonian-language schools. The question of vocational education in Hiiumaa is also raised, criticizing the closure of programs at the vocational school and the resulting risk of violating the law in the county.

The focus remains on national legislative issues (compensation mechanisms, major investments), but he highlights a specific location as an example—the Maardu sacred grove—which draws attention to specific local sacred sites and their owners.

The focus is on national issues, such as the labor market, demographic policy, and integration. Regionally, Harju County is cited as an example where specialists' salaries are already high and meet existing exceptions.

The focus is intensely regional, underscoring the fundamental necessity of preserving the vitality of rural areas and local municipalities. It criticizes the excessive centralization in Tallinn ("Greater Tallinn") and calls for specific regional policy measures to support the rest of Estonia.