By Months: Jüri Jaanson

The sustainability of funding for culture and sports is being addressed, an issue tied to maintaining budget balance and the decline of the revenue base. This has been presented as a concern that requires resolution alongside defense spending.

Social issues are at the forefront, focusing on reducing exclusion by improving accessibility in public services and the living environment. Furthermore, the speaker defends the dignity of people with disabilities, criticizing the offensive language used in political debate and stressing that blindness and deafness are not inherent impediments.

It addresses social issues related to wind farms, confirming, based on studies by the Health Board, that no complaints have been reported (including those concerning infrared surveys). Regarding traffic safety, he/she prefers road safety education instead of imposing a limit on the number of light personal mobility devices.

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Regarding social issues, the focus is on the basis for gender definition in sports, asking whether that definition relies on an individual's self-declaration or on their ID card and personal identification code. He/She supports the draft bill concerning medical advance directives, viewing it as a step forward for society, aimed at clarifying patient rights when they are unconscious. Furthermore, he/she highlights the serious health problems caused by the acoustic impact of wind turbines, problems which have forced residents to abandon their homes.

The low level of birth rate is addressed as a serious and long-term problem, prompting a request for solution-oriented analysis and family motivation measures from the government. It supports employee protection (the whistleblower bill) but emphasizes the need to prevent malicious reporting and to investigate the obligation to identify such instances.

The primary social theme revolves around public health and physical activity, which are linked to the birth rate and the national crisis. There is a strong emphasis on ensuring mobility safety, particularly in traffic and on waterways, drawing attention to alarming traffic statistics. The education system's role is viewed as reducing dropout rates after the age of 13.

The focus is on guaranteeing social support payments and rehabilitation services for children with disabilities, particularly during transitional phases, while stressing the importance of continuous social safety net coverage. Furthermore, it raises the issue of expanding voting rights in local elections, thus addressing both social and political inclusion.