By Plenary Sessions: Tanel Kiik

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The speaker focuses primarily on healthcare and education issues, stressing the need to combat pseudo-medicine and health-related misinformation. They strongly support a science-based approach to healthcare and demand that health education begin "as early as kindergartens and schools." In the context of tax system reform, they advocate for reducing inequality and implementing a progressive income tax, arguing that the current system "taxes low and middle-income individuals too heavily."

The speaker focuses strongly on the protection of children's rights as a social problem, addressing it as a priority issue. Emphasis is placed on both systemic aspects and the responsibility and awareness of parents.

The speaker clearly takes a stand on public health issues, strongly emphasizing the necessity of reducing alcohol consumption to mitigate health risks. They cite specific mortality statistics related to alcohol-induced diseases and criticize earlier decisions to lower the alcohol excise tax. There is insufficient data regarding other traditional social issues (LGBTQ+, immigration, education).

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