By Plenary Sessions: Andres Metsoja

The focus is heavily regional, highlighting the issues faced by entrepreneurs in Southeast Estonia and the unique characteristics of the area. The criticism is aimed at the fact that Tallinn fails to grasp the substance of Estonia's regional policy, and that current support measures do not help people live and be entrepreneurial in rural regions.

The focus is heavily regional, highlighting life in peripheral areas and the concerns of local communities. Specific mention is made of Pärnumaa, the Sopi-Tootsi wind farm, and the Lavassaare residual bog. The speaker stresses the necessity of ensuring that locals, who have turbines in their backyard, receive direct benefits from these investments (nuisance fees and compensation for impact).

The focus is at the national level, addressing wide-ranging nature conservation restrictions (Natura sites) and their impact on the state budget and landowners across Estonia. Specific regional projects or communities are not highlighted.

The focus is strongly regional, emphasizing the significance of the Pärnu and Paikuse area in the context of security and national defense. The speaker represents the concerns of local residents (Pärnu residents) regarding the closure of security institutions, highlighting Pärnu's role as a crucial crossroads.

The regional focus is very strong and centers exclusively on Pärnu County. Emphasis is placed on Pärnu’s strategic importance in the context of rear services and evacuation, and the development of the defense industry specifically within this county is demanded.