By Plenary Sessions: Helir-Valdor Seeder

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The focus is clearly on the national and international level, addressing Estonia's constitutional authority and security against the backdrop of Russian aggression. The practices of other countries (Latvia, Germany, France, Romania) and internationally unrecognized territories (South Ossetia, Abkhazia, Palestine) are also mentioned. The local level is only discussed within the context of forming political power, including in the Estonian capital.

The focus is on national security and defense issues, with particular attention paid to the equipment and readiness of territorial defense units. In the context of internal security, the Estonian Academy of Security Sciences is mentioned.

The regional focus addresses the reform of the state's administrative structure, specifically by opposing the proposed division of Estonia into four administrative regions (oblasts) and the reorganization of county public transport centers. This underscores the opposition to a centralized and bureaucratic model of regional governance.

The focus is national in scope, covering Estonia’s general situation and the government’s actions at the state level, with reference to the development strategy until 2035.