By Plenary Sessions: Helle-Moonika Helme

It emphasizes the protection of Estonian culture as a constitutional priority, while highlighting the low salaries of ERSO orchestra members. It draws a distinction between "genuine culture" (the kind that carries the nation into the future) and sharply criticizes the presentation of the "vulgarity and violence-porn parade" (ERR, ERM)—which is funded by "liberals"—as actual culture.

On the topic of social issues, the discussion touches upon refugee assistance and the funding of related NGOs, contrasting this with the support provided to local aid funds. The speaker criticizes the government's priorities, which ostensibly favor refugee aid organizations over domestic citizens in need.

In the social sector, the focus is on ensuring person-centered healthcare and reducing bureaucracy in accessing medical services, while opposing assessment, triage, and AI solutions. Furthermore, the importance of birth rates and demography is emphasized, supporting conservative views on population policy.

In the social sphere, we address the livelihood challenges faced by cultural workers (ERSO), stressing that this is about meeting fundamental needs, not merely deferring aspirations. This highlights concerns regarding the cultural sector's financial stability and the employees' ability to manage their daily lives.

The societal focus is directed toward the economic well-being of families with children and their right to receive the promised tax benefits. Particular emphasis is placed on the situation of families with four children concerning the maximum amount of the tax relief.