By Plenary Sessions: Andre Hanimägi

The primary social issue is the restructuring of the education network, which is being addressed in the context of an administrative and political conflict where local interests (the bottom-up principle) clash with national reform ambitions.

The discussion centers on a social issue concerning the health screening and legal registration of newborns and new mothers. It is stressed that both women and men should be involved in addressing the challenges faced by various target groups, thereby supporting gender inclusion in politics. The primary concern is ensuring health security and preventing legal impediments.