By Plenary Sessions: Jaak Aab

Based on the data, it is impossible to draw conclusions regarding social issues.

Highlights concern regarding the situation of people with disabilities and families with children in the context of the car tax. References the position of the Chancellor of Justice, which supported this concern regarding the rights of these groups. The social focus is on protecting vulnerable groups and ensuring their rights are guaranteed when designing the tax system.

There is not enough data.

There is not enough data.

The speaker emphasizes international labor law conventions and the need to protect employees. He criticizes the government's attitude toward trade unions and collective bargaining agreements, providing examples of public sector employers who have started terminating these contracts. His stance is unequivocally focused on safeguarding workers' rights against the stronger position held by employers.

Data is incomplete.

It primarily addresses issues of education policy, specifically the improvement of vocational education quality and the strengthening of engineering and technology fields. It highlights the Finnish model, where 50% of students attend general upper secondary school (gymnasium) and 50% attend vocational school, demonstrating an openness to structural educational reforms.

Expresses concern regarding the safety of minors in connection with the use of light mopeds, stressing the necessity of age verification. It supports measures designed to prevent minors from operating vehicles for which they lack legal authorization.

Due to the lack of sufficient data, it is impossible to identify specific positions on social issues.

It focuses on improving the quality of youth work and diversifying services for elderly care. It strongly supports the training of qualified workers and valuing their work, emphasizing the importance of service quality in home care.