By Plenary Sessions: Tõnis Lukas

The regional focus is extremely strong, emphasizing the need to combat Tallinn-centric development and ensure that "all of Estonia thrives." The criticism addresses specific administrative decisions, such as the elimination of state positions in county libraries and moving those functions to Tallinn. Systematic monitoring is demanded to ensure that political decisions do not exacerbate the inequality between Tallinn and the other counties.

The focus is on national security and historical continuity, but there is also a strong regional emphasis placed on the city of Tartu, whose reputation as a "university town" would be damaged by leasing out the prison. Historical events are linked to specific locations in Estonia, such as Lihula, Emajõgi, and Sinimäed.

The focus is on the national level, addressing macroeconomic forecasts and state budget cuts. There is no reference to specific regional or local issues.

The focus is on the national level, dealing with claims presented against the state and the provision of next-generation services. Regional or local issues are absent.

The focus is at the national level (the Estonian people, the Estonian state) and on international migration policy. There is wide reference to Western countries (the EU, the USA) and third countries as potential sources of labor, but there is no focus on specific Estonian regions or local projects.

The focus is strictly at the national level, addressing the state budget situation and overall national austerity. There are no references to specific regions or local projects.