By Years: Signe Kivi

In the social sector, the focus is placed on security-related citizenship issues, emphasizing the importance of shared values and expressing concern about the security threats associated with the accelerated granting of citizenship. In education, he/she highlights concerns regarding the status and the abolition of the minimum wage for unqualified teachers (4,210 individuals). Additionally, he/she stresses the need for clarity in laws that restrict the fundamental rights of religious associations.

The focus is on resolving the birth rate and demographic crisis, stressing the importance of creating a child-friendly environment and securing social guarantees for creative professionals. Regarding language policy, it supports establishing an Estonian-language environment but remains cautious about rigid elimination decisions, favoring a selective approach. It raises the issue of men's responsibility concerning abortion and highlights the necessity of addressing the problem of child abuse.