By Plenary Sessions: Tanel Kiik

It strongly supports increasing funding for the education sector and raising teachers' salaries, although it considers the current additional funding of 9 million euros insufficient ("a drop in the ocean"). It stresses the necessity of concluding a collective agreement, reducing teachers' excessive workload, and ensuring the next generation of educators. It advocates for solidarity-based healthcare and a safe living environment across all of Estonia as part of the Nordic welfare society model.

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Demonstrates a strong interest in the well-being of children with special needs, stressing the necessity of a coordinated approach among educational, social, and healthcare services. Concern is expressed that the education reform might jeopardize the access of the most vulnerable children to essential support services. Supports a holistic approach to children’s special needs.

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The focus is primarily on issues within the education sector, highlighting teachers' justified wage expectations and the need to ensure long-term employment stability. It supports the core principle that an individual's access to education or their health status should not depend on their financial situation. Furthermore, it cites the sustainable, indexed increase of pensions as a vital social goal.

It strongly emphasizes the need to protect children's health, noting that a third of certain age groups struggles with obesity. It supports the state's role in guiding children toward making healthy choices, arguing that children are unable to make all decisions on their own. Mental health concerns, lack of physical activity, and screen addiction are mentioned as significant problems. It expresses a clear stance that it is the duty of adults to help children make healthy choices, rather than entrusting this responsibility to "the advertising of soft drink companies." It supports Christian values and religious freedom, while condemning Kremlin propaganda and Russia's aggression in Ukraine.