By Plenary Sessions: Andre Hanimägi

The addressing of social themes is confined to protecting the principles of the rule of law and legal certainty. It is noted that in criminal proceedings, such as in cases of human rights violations, no deadlines whatsoever have been set for applications for review, which demonstrates an awareness of the balance between fundamental rights and procedural rules.

The social focus is on criminal law and conditions of detention, specifically the organization of short-term (up to 48 hours) detention for individuals sentenced to arrest within the prison system. The speaker emphasizes the distinction between those sentenced to arrest and intoxicated individuals.

A core social issue is supporting families through parental benefits, with strong advocacy for maintaining the current duration of this period. The proponent seeks to ensure that legislation does not restrict parents' ability to simultaneously work and receive state support.

The primary social theme is child protection and public safety, emphasizing the need to maintain lifelong restrictions on individuals convicted of pedophilia so that they are unable to work with children. This stance is strongly focused on ensuring the safety of children and the strict interpretation of the law.