By Plenary Sessions: Peeter Ernits

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The speaker categorically opposes the implementation of gender quotas on company boards, calling it "sexualization" and embarrassing. He/She also stresses the need to respect believers and the church, regardless of which god they worship, referencing the values he/she received from his/her mother.

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The speaker addresses the issue of social safety and becoming a victim of crime, highlighting potential gender bias in how scammers select their targets. The question of women's vulnerability ("easier prey") emphasizes the need to address citizen security.

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The speaker’s primary social concern is the imbalance between nature conservation and rural interests, stressing that conservation efforts have become overly powerful at the expense of people's genuine interests. He defends the interests of those who graze sheep or cattle and manage forests, whose activities are restricted by large predators and excessive protective measures.

Social issues are addressed indirectly when the question is raised whether pensioners should be required to pay fines, pointing to concerns regarding social justice and the financial burden placed on vulnerable groups.