By Plenary Sessions: Mario Kadastik

The data is insufficient. (The minimum wage is treated only as a technical factor for cost indexing that affects the state budget, not as a socio-political issue.)

Insufficient data.

Regarding social issues, only the topic of education and workforce motivation is addressed, as it is closely tied to economic development. Emphasis is placed on the necessity of creating attractive employment hubs that would draw young people toward engineering and innovative sectors.

Insufficient data.

The speaker emphasizes the importance of civic will in the adoption of electronic identity, noting that this also brings other benefits. This links the acceptance of digital identity to broader social values and the trustworthiness of the digital society.

The social issue under discussion concerns the awareness and responsibility of road users, emphasizing the necessity of conducting awareness campaigns regarding the consequences that stem from a lack of insurance. Furthermore, support is given to preserving individuals' freedom of choice concerning insurance, provided that this choice aligns with principles of safety and accountability.

When discussing social issues, attention is paid to the role of digital identity (the mandatory ID card requirement) in ensuring suffrage and protecting the secrecy of elections. It is stressed that e-voting provides people with more options and offers better protection against undue influence, as it allows them to vote multiple times or revert to casting a paper ballot.