By Plenary Sessions: Helir-Valdor Seeder

The focus is predominantly national and international, addressing Estonian election laws, the principle of proportionality (districts with five and 16 mandates), and international requirements for good electoral practice. It is emphasized that malicious voter applications may be uploaded outside Estonia, which presents an additional security risk. The regional focus is limited to one factual clarification concerning the Soontaga state farm (sovhoz).

The focus is primarily national (the demographic crisis, the future of the Estonian nation-state). The regional aspect concerns large families who live outside major cities and for whom owning a car is an everyday necessity, linking this to the issue of the car tax.

The focus is on national security and legislation, but the topic is directly linked to local government elections. Tallinn city negotiations and efforts to influence the composition of the Tallinn City Council are mentioned, demonstrating the connection between national security and local politics.

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