By Plenary Sessions: Mart Maastik

The focus is at the national level on the subject of wildlife populations and their management (in our country), without highlighting specific regions or local projects.

The regional focus is strongly tied to the electricity grid connections and developments concerning the Estonian islands (Saaremaa, Hiiumaa), with specific, more cost-effective solutions being proposed (e.g., a 110-kilovolt line running across Hiiumaa to Leisi). The international connection with Latvia is also addressed, and domestic wind farm locations (Sopi-Tootsi, Lavassaare) are mentioned.

The focus is clearly at the national level (Estonian sovereignty, the constitution) and on international security threats, citing aggressor states and the example of Sweden. There is no regional or local focus, apart from an indirect reference to the influence of local government elections on the national level.

The focus is distinctly national, addressing the well-being of Estonian families, the state's sports policy, and issues facing the defense forces. Entrepreneurs are mentioned who could support healthy behavior in "their local area," but specific regional projects or communities are not emphasized.

A strong regional focus is directed towards the Baltic Sea region and the coastal areas of the Estonian islands. Specifically highlighted are the protection and resource issues concerning the Saaremaa coast and the Livonian Marine Park.

The regional focus is related to the development of energy infrastructure, highlighting the extremely high cost (1.3–2 billion euros) of establishing connections between Saaremaa and the Gulf of Livonia. These regions have been emphasized in connection with the planning of offshore wind farms and high-voltage power lines.

The focus is on regional administrative matters, specifically addressing the consolidation of schools across four different counties and the resulting logistical challenges. This is supported by personal experience as a member of the Saaremaa Parish Council, used to illustrate the effect that the absence of state funding guarantees has on local municipalities.

The focus is on national energy policy and infrastructure development (e.g., a nuclear power plant). There is not enough data.

The regional focus concerns energy infrastructure projects, particularly Saaremaa and the new power line planned there, which is estimated to cost nearly 2 billion euros. The context of the Auvere power plant (oil shale) is also mentioned.

The focus is broadly international, concentrating on European Union policy and its impact. Estonia's foreign policy contribution and economic well-being are discussed within the broader European context, without mentioning specific local regions.

The focus is on the national economic situation (Estonia's economic downturn) and international comparison (examples of Lithuanian bank taxes and economic growth). There is no specific regional focus within Estonia.