By Plenary Sessions: Mart Maastik

Strongly emphasizes the situation in rural areas and Saaremaa, highlighting the negative impact of the car tax and poor public transport on country life. Uses personal experience of a 100 km daily commute in the countryside to illustrate how current policy makes living in rural areas impossible. Mentions Saaremaa as a "sheep nation" (lambariik), from where greetings were conveyed.

The focus is clearly national, addressing major nationwide infrastructure projects (Rail Baltic, offshore wind farms) and the state's fiscal policy. Specific local or international issues are not covered.

The focus is at the national level, examining nationwide tax policy and its effect on income distribution. Specific attention is paid to the economic situation of poorer and lower-income individuals in Estonia.