By Plenary Sessions: Jaak Aab

It strongly emphasizes the need to maintain social services, specifically citing the preservation of accessible healthcare and firm opposition to freezing pensions. It advocates for a solidarity-based approach, pointing to the necessity of maintaining tax exemptions for low-income earners. The potential reduction of social benefits is criticized as an unacceptable option.

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He primarily focused on education policy, placing emphasis on the necessity of valuing vocational training. He criticized the current trend of too many young people attending gymnasium (upper secondary school) and subsequently pursuing humanities degrees in university, at a time when more technical skills are required. He supported the vocational education reform and the development of applied higher education.

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Strongly emphasizes the principle of religious freedom in Estonia and the necessity of protecting the rights of believers. It supports the preservation of religious traditions but sets clear boundaries regarding foreign political influence exerted through religion. This demonstrates a balanced approach between the interests of believers and national security.

It strongly emphasizes the protection of religious freedom and the state's obligation to ensure people's liberty to choose their religion. It opposes the incitement of hatred, violence, and discrimination, in accordance with the constitution. It expresses concern regarding the impact of terrorist and hate propaganda on the populace. It supports democratic values and the European value space.