By Plenary Sessions: Riina Sikkut

The focus is strictly on national political issues, such as tax policy, judicial decisions, and the importation of foreign labor.

The focus is at the national level, but it highlights regional inequality, particularly using the example of kindergarten tuition fees. It warns that differing decisions made by local governments (such as Tallinn and Rae municipality) could incentivize the forced migration of families. It also mentions the need to ensure the availability of primary palliative care throughout Estonia.

The focus is primarily on national legislative and judicial matters that affect all of Estonia (e.g., consumer credit, the burden on the courts). However, the specific issue of the Tartu Prison lease is also mentioned in relation to internal security and resources.

The local focus is strongly emphasized, promoting the idea that capital must have a "parish"—that is, a deep local connection. The requirement is that Estonian local companies must be taken into account during decision-making, ensuring them equal investment opportunities.

The focus is clearly on international security, specifically Russia's aggression against Ukraine, and regional cooperation with neighboring states. Emphasis is placed on the readiness of the Estonian Defence Forces and the necessity of defending Estonian territory.

The focus is strictly on national social and tax policy issues, with no references to specific regions or local topics.

The focus is on national strategic infrastructure projects (Rail Baltic, Tunnel, Nuclear Power Plant) and their long-term impact on the state budget and the living environment for hundreds of thousands of people in Estonia.

The focus is primarily national (budget, social policy), but it includes a strong regional emphasis on the organization of healthcare in Northern Estonia. Specifically, the need for the legal merger of Tallinn’s four hospitals is highlighted to ensure modern service provision for the entire North Estonian region for decades to come.