By Plenary Sessions: Annely Akkermann

There is not enough data.

It mentions cuts in the social sector but fails to take a clear stance on social issues. It refers to the reduction of funding for social services, yet stresses that the Minister of Social Affairs has confirmed the ability to manage with the reduced budget. No specific social positions are evident in the speeches.

Based on the data, it is impossible to draw conclusions regarding social issues.

There is not enough data.

Not enough data is available.

It emphasizes the necessity of supporting large families and people with disabilities through personalized benefits, rather than tax breaks. It asserts that Estonian family benefits, as a percentage of GDP, are among the highest in the European Union, but acknowledges that these benefits have failed to boost the birth rate. It supports environmental protection goals by using a motor vehicle tax to incentivize environmentally friendly behavior.

There is insufficient data.