By Plenary Sessions: Tanel Kiik

Social issues addressed include the field of internal security and associated workforce problems. The emphasis is on protecting Estonian internal security employees from the excessive workload resulting from the obligation to guard Swedish prisoners.

The key social issues are the accessibility of healthcare services (long waiting lists for treatment) and the critical underfunding of special welfare services. These issues are framed as matters of social justice and supporting those in need, emphasizing the necessity of addressing these long-standing, protracted crises.

The main social issues are the availability of healthcare services, reducing patient co-payments, and financing special welfare services. The speaker firmly supports a solidarity-based healthcare system and opposes the emergence of two-tier healthcare, which restricts access to treatment for the less affluent. It is emphasized that the government's priorities should be directed toward those who cannot help themselves.