By Plenary Sessions: Ants Frosch

The primary social issue revolves around citizenship and the political rights connected to it. The speaker stresses that power within the country must be exercised by its citizens, prioritizing national responsibility and security, and takes a stand against granting voting rights to non-citizens.

The primary social question revolves around citizenship and suffrage. The speaker adopts a firm stance that only Estonian citizens should be permitted to vote, deeming the alternative highly risky. He also discusses ethical issues within local municipalities, specifically conflicts of interest (like a school director heading the education committee) and corruption, which he refers to as "food chains."

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