By Plenary Sessions: Priit Sibul

The regional focus is primarily national (the constitution, education reform) and international (the EU, NATO, Turkey, Norway, and Switzerland in the context of citizenship). The local focus involves a reference to the Tallinn context concerning the tracking down of young people who are neglecting their compulsory education requirements.

The speaker maintains a very strong regional focus on Põlva County and Southeast Estonia. He is actively opposing the closure of key Põlva institutions (the SKA office, the courthouse, and registry services) and is demanding investments in the Põlva shooting range. Furthermore, he criticizes the state for abandoning the periphery, arguing that this move is hollow when viewed through the lens of national defense.

The focus is directed towards the impact of national tax policy changes on local municipalities, as well as competitiveness in agriculture and forestry, signaling concern for the primary sectors in rural regions.

The focus is on the global (European competition with China) and national levels (Estonian legislation and bureaucracy). Attention is centered on the impact of European Union directives on the Estonian legal system.