By Plenary Sessions: Ando Kiviberg

Social issues concerning suffrage are addressed, specifically the temporary retention of voting rights for stateless persons until March 1, 2026. The repeal of provisions regarding the electoral rights of the clergy is also being dealt with in connection with the constitutional amendment, which restricts the right to vote to Estonian citizens. The approach is strictly legal and procedural.

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It focuses on social and security issues, particularly the regulation governing the challenging of immigration and visa refusals. It stresses the necessity of balancing individuals' constitutional rights against national security considerations, supporting a provision that does not grant the right to remain in the country simply by filing an appeal.

The key social theme revolves around the preservation and development of the Estonian language and heritage culture within the digital environment during the age of artificial intelligence. This is regarded as a societal priority requiring both protection and further development.

Among social issues, the balance between freedom of religion and national security is addressed, emphasizing that the severing of canonical ties with a church operating under the subordination of a belligerent foreign state is a security matter. A moral framework is utilized, framing the severing of these ties as a matter of conscience for every honest Christian, necessary to protect the constitutional order.