By Plenary Sessions: Ants Frosch

It focuses on the socially sensitive issue of voting rights, distinguishing between the legitimate expectations of both gray passport holders and Estonian citizens. Furthermore, it raises the question of the public influence of high-ranking security officials and the need to establish a potential "cooling-off period," balancing national security with societal impact.

The main social issue is religious accommodation and family well-being. The speaker strongly supports granting an extra day off, emphasizing its positive impact on children, families, and believers (both Christians and adherents of indigenous religions). He/She also addresses problems related to religious institutions, offering accommodation for believers as a mitigating measure.