By Plenary Sessions: Aivar Kokk

It focuses primarily on supporting families, especially large families, and people with disabilities. It criticizes the government for reducing benefits for large families (2,400 euros per year) and for the negative impact the car tax will have on these groups. It stresses the necessity of protecting socially vulnerable groups when formulating tax policy.

Social issues are not directly addressed. The only reference is the emphasis on personal responsibility—his family has been sorting waste "for years without any law whatsoever." This suggests a preference for individual responsibility over state regulation.

Stresses the necessity of supporting pensioners and large families, while criticizing the increase in their tax burden. It supports the promotion of recreational sports and criticizes scooters as an impediment to people's mobility. The text also mentions the problem of unemployment, especially among young people, and criticizes plans to import foreign workers.