By Plenary Sessions: Jaanus Karilaid

Social issues are addressed purely from a financial perspective, noting that the increase in state fees makes both getting married and getting divorced more expensive. There is no moral or value-based discussion regarding traffic behavior or marriage; the focus is entirely on the financial burden.

Regarding the social sphere, the only thing mentioned is the stalling of the revocation of voting rights, which is discussed in the context of the government's lack of resolve and security. Furthermore, there are inquiries concerning the resources required to maintain Russian-language publications.

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The socio-political focus is centered on security and loyalty, requiring the restriction of voting rights for Russian citizens in local elections. There is support for tightening criminal law regarding the desecration of state symbols, and motivating mechanisms are being proposed, such as a written oath renouncing the Putin regime, in order to bind people to Estonia. The granting of suffrage is treated as a privilege that should be tied to Estonian citizenship.