By Plenary Sessions: Annely Akkermann

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It supports a significant increase in social expenditure (7.6%), particularly the raising of pensions. It highlights the external costs of alcohol consumption to society, including traffic accidents and the link between domestic violence and alcohol. It advocates for increased funding for the cultural sector and the support of Estonian language education with 61 million euros. It expresses pride in Estonia's level of well-being, comparing the current situation with a historical perspective.

It addresses educational matters, particularly the financing of extracurricular education and the technical challenges associated with e-exams. On the issue of reducing alcohol consumption, it acknowledges the arguments put forth by public health advocates, but places them within a broader economic context. Social issues are primarily dealt with through political and economic aspects.