By Plenary Sessions: Andre Hanimägi

The primary social issue is integration and the status of stateless persons (holders of the gray passport), who are considered part of the Estonian community and have no loyalty or military service obligations toward other countries. It is stressed that restrictions on suffrage must be based on citizenship, not ethnicity, and that maintaining voting rights is a way to involve people in decisions that affect their daily lives. The question is also raised about what the state could do to reduce the number of stateless people more quickly.

In terms of social issues, the speaker supports improving access to justice for socially vulnerable individuals, stressing the necessity of factoring in essential costs for food, medicines, and hygiene products when granting legal aid. This measure is aimed at enhancing legal equality.

The social theme being addressed is public order and security, underscoring the need to restrict symbols of aggression (the Z symbol, the hammer and sickle). The speaker emphasizes that Putin's supporters are still among us. This justifies maintaining the current norm for reasons of security and national Estonian sentiment, prioritizing security over certain aspects of free speech.

There is not enough data.

The primary social concern revolves around the data protection and security of private individuals, particularly safeguarding the property records of those holding sensitive offices (such as judges and prosecutors). These amendments limit the easy access of private individuals to the real estate data of others.