By Agendas: Signe Riisalo

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The focus is on national-level cultural policy and the legislation pertaining to the organization of the Song and Dance Celebration.

The focus is entirely national, addressing nationwide social and healthcare organization issues, such as the provisions for work ability allowance and the regulation of advance directives (end-of-life declarations). The funding of the Health Insurance Fund (Tervisekassa) and the proposals of the Association of Primary Healthcare Centers are mentioned, which point to national service organization.

The focus is directed towards national legislation (the Public Health Act, the Metrology Act) and the international level, particularly in the context of European Union directives and discussions. The necessity of taking into account the preferences of the Estonian people (winter or summer time) is mentioned, but specific regional issues are not addressed.

The focus is on national education and social policy, specifically referencing a key institution of nationwide importance (the Astangu Centre) and the administrative domain of the Ministry of Education and Research.

The focus is national, addressing the issues of service provision and financing between the state and local authorities. Local examples (Maarja Village, Haraka Home) are utilized solely to illustrate the role of the private sector, rather than to highlight a regional policy focus.

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The focus is mainly on the national social insurance and labor market measures systems (the Unemployment Insurance Fund, the Ministry of Social Affairs). The regional aspect relates to the administrative burden and financing of local governments (LGs) when allocating subsistence benefits. It is acknowledged that the workload of LGS in the social sector is increasing, particularly concerning the guidance of NEET youth.

The focus is on national legislation and the implementation of the health information system in Estonia. International comparisons are also referenced, specifically mentioning an analysis of the practices of 16 countries regarding advance directives. There is no local or regional focus.

The focus is placed on national legislation and international obligations (UN conventions) concerning the opportunity to file complaints after all Estonian court instances have been exhausted. There is no focus on specific local or regional issues within Estonia.