By Plenary Sessions: Vadim Belobrovtsev

The speaker focuses on national social and economic policy issues that affect all population groups (pensioners, families, fines, taxes). There is no regional or local focus.

The focus is entirely on national budget and tax issues, and adherence to European Union legislation.

There is a lack of focus on specific regional or local issues; attention is centered on the national election process and international comparisons regarding e-voting (Germany, Russia).

The focus is extensive, encompassing national security, demographics, and the social situation in Estonia. Specific districts of Tallinn are also mentioned, where a controversial exhibition took place, highlighting the attention paid to local events.

It focuses specifically on projects within the city of Tallinn (like the Lasnamäe Olympic swimming pool) and Tallinn's role as a local government in supporting sports—a role that becomes crucial when state funding is lacking. Simultaneously, national-level issues affecting municipalities across Estonia are discussed, including problems related to extracurricular education, school sports, and major sports facilities.

The regional focus is clearly aimed at addressing the salary issues faced by teachers in Ida-Virumaa and the overall educational situation in Tallinn, highlighting the concerns of local communities and specialists. The delays concerning the salary supplement for Ida-Virumaa teachers are specifically cited as a concrete administrative failure.

The regional focus is directed at the issue of the salary supplement for Ida-Viru County teachers, which pertains to teaching in the Estonian language. The payment of this supplement was delayed by three months, similar to the general salary increase, due to the ministry needing time to compile the data.

The primary focus is on national tax policy and pension issues. The regional aspect manifests itself in connection with the question of voting rights for Russian and Belarusian citizens in local elections, which directly concerns Estonian local governance.

The focus is clearly on national issues, covering support for Estonian teachers, pensioners, and large families, as well as the government's credibility at the national level. Specific regional or international topics are not addressed.