By Plenary Sessions: Aivar Kokk

Strongly supports the protection of vulnerable groups—pensioners, parents, and elderly people living alone. Criticizes the 30% reduction in benefits for large families and the lowering of the cap on parental benefits. Emphasizes the accessibility of education, supporting opportunities for free vocational and higher education. Expresses concern about the rising cost of care homes.

The speaker raises traffic safety as a social issue, stressing the increase in the number of fatalities on the roads. He/She connects this to the state's reduced investment in the road network, treating it as a public safety concern.

He/She consistently advocates for social justice, criticizing the elimination of income tax exemption for pensioners and the reduction of child benefits for large families. Concern is expressed regarding the deteriorating situation of parents with young children and pregnant women, citing the introduction of fees for doctor's appointments. It is repeatedly stressed that the government’s policy harms the most vulnerable groups in society.

It is impossible to conduct an analysis of social issues based on the limited data.

Limited data available on social issues. It mentions the difficulties faced by families with children trying to manage without a car, particularly in Tallinn and rural areas. It points to the needs within the social sector and criticizes politicians who claim to champion the poor but fail to actually support them.

There is not enough data.