By Plenary Sessions: Riina Solman

None. The focus is exclusively on national socio-political issues, budget cuts, and the financing of the healthcare system, all of which affect the whole of Estonia.

The focus is placed on both national legislation and issues specific to the City of Tallinn, emphasizing their work as a Tallinn representative in halting the increase of the land tax. Reference is also made to previous work as a regional minister, where the revenue base of local municipalities was discussed across all regions. For international context, the practices of Finland and other European countries are used for comparison.

The focus is on national legislation and central institutions, such as the Health Board and the Estonian Centre for Reserves (EVK). Regional institutions (Tartu University Hospital, North Estonia Medical Centre) are mentioned as examples in the context of managing the national reserves system and associated unlawfulness.

The regional focus is national (amendment of the constitution), but emphasis is placed on the political struggle over voting rights that originated at the level of the City of Tallinn. International comparisons (Latvia, Germany) are also utilized within the context of the European Union to support the national policy.

The regional focus is extremely strong, centered on ensuring the vitality of rural and peripheral areas and reducing regional inequality. A specific example cited is the departure of state institutions (the Tax and Customs Board and the Social Insurance Board) from Põlva, which negatively impacts the local living environment. It is emphasized that rural areas will decline and become unsustainable if public services are lacking.