By Plenary Sessions: Aleksei Jevgrafov

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The primary social issue is education and the implementation of language policy, emphasizing the need to protect the stability of teachers' work environment and prevent stress caused by constant oversight. The speaker opposes methods that could lead to teachers leaving and feeling redundant.

The primary social theme is equality, civil rights, and integration, opposing the restriction of voting rights based on ethnicity or citizenship. The speaker emphasizes that suffrage fosters a sense of citizenship and helps people better integrate into Estonian society. He/She warns against the development of marginalization and apathy.

The primary social theme revolves around religious freedom and the protection of the Estonian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate in the context of national security. The speaker stresses the law-abiding behavior of the church's members and dismisses claims that they pose a threat to the state, prioritizing the harmony between Orthodox canons and Estonian legislation.

Regarding social issues, emphasis is placed on the vulnerability and difficulties faced by the elderly, which arise when the accessibility of services deteriorates (specifically, the closure of the Narva office and the necessity of traveling to Jõhvi). This directly links economic policy with matters of social justice and accessibility.

The focus is on public order and safety issues related to dangerous dogs and ensuring the safety of the officials carrying out oversight. The social topic is framed as a problem of practical law implementation and resources.

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