By Plenary Sessions: Riina Solman

The focus is predominantly on the national level (the Riigikogu, state leaders, ministries) and the cultural sphere (Estonian-style vs. German-style names). Specific local or regional topics are absent.

A strong regional focus is maintained, highlighting the differences in the speed of case resolution across various regions (Tallinn versus Tartu/Pärnu). Specific emphasis is placed on the necessity of retaining the Ida-Virumaa and Jõhvi courthouse as a key regional policy institution. Furthermore, concern is voiced regarding plans to consolidate the school network, which would negatively impact rural areas.

The regional focus is clearly highlighted by emphasizing the prioritization of local food and our own agricultural producers. This links tax policy with regional policy measures that support the local economy and the availability of fresh food.

The primary focus is on national social, healthcare, and demographic policies that affect all residents of Estonia. A regional connection is evident in a brief note on maritime issues, where they mention living by the sea, but this is not their main priority.

The focus is entirely at the national level, addressing the State Budget Law, as well as the financial situation and management of the Health Insurance Fund.

The primary focus is on national education policy, but the text also highlights specific, compiled concerns raised by parents in Tallinn. Additionally, issues regarding the transition to Estonian-language education in Valga municipality and Ida-Virumaa are referenced through a colleague, demonstrating awareness of broader regional education challenges.