By Months: Ando Kiviberg

The speaker addresses social issues within the context of the rule of law and security, focusing on amendments to the Penal Enforcement Act. Specific emphasis is placed on refining the database of inmates and detainees, and establishing background check requirements for visitors, thereby balancing security concerns with data protection.

A strong focus on language and education policy, supporting the transition to Estonian-language education and the removal of symbols of the former colonial power from the public space. Voting rights are viewed as a "dignified privilege," which, for security considerations, should be revoked from citizens of aggressor states and also from stateless persons. It is emphasized that supporting aggression does not constitute tolerable dissent.

The main social theme is ensuring consumer interests and satisfaction with the service, which is considered a critically important but currently missing objective of the public transport reform. This emphasis points to a desire to improve the overall quality of life for the Estonian people.

In the social sector, he/she emphasizes the primacy of protecting family life within the context of amendments to the Imprisonment Act, particularly concerning background checks for visitors. He/she also highly values the role of role models in society, recognizing the Chancellor of Justice's level-headedness and principled approach. He/she stresses the need for further investment in cybersecurity.

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