By Plenary Sessions: Raimond Kaljulaid

A key social issue revolves around the well-being and pay equity of rescuers and police officers, highlighting the dangerous and complex nature of their work. Furthermore, the discussion raises the question of balancing civil liberties and security, specifically criticizing the lack of sufficient oversight regarding the justifications for the police's license plate recognition camera system.

The main social theme is civil defense and ensuring the safety of citizens under the threat of war, emphasizing the creation of sheltering options for people both in their homes and in public places. The focus is on saving lives and protecting family members.

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The text addresses a socio-political issue (the addition of days off), but the analysis is strictly confined to its economic impact. Social well-being or other social aspects are not emphasized.

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Among the social issues addressed is large-scale immigration, warning, using the example of the Nordic countries (Sweden), about the considerable associated socio-economic costs. This points to concerns regarding the country's social stability and security.

The focus is on public safety, particularly the safety of children in the context of dog attacks. It also raises questions concerning national security and institutional credibility, demanding stricter security vetting for members of the Riigikogu to ensure the sharing of common fundamental values.