By Plenary Sessions: Andre Hanimägi

The primary social issue is ensuring the funding of culture, highlighting the necessity of looking after cultural workers and preventing budget cuts in that sector. This is framed as an issue of social stability and governmental responsibility.

The discussion addresses social issues related to the abolition of the debtors' list, stressing the need to consider exceptions—especially for those who owe child support or maintenance—to protect the interests of private citizens. Another key theme is the balance between personal privacy and security (namely, access to bank account details and conducting background checks).

The primary social issue revolves around the well-being, ability to cope, and mental health of the elderly, especially concerning the problems of relative poverty and loneliness. There is an emphasis on the necessity of ensuring accessible social and care services, and investing in community centers and intergenerational projects. Single parents are also mentioned among those receiving subsistence benefits.