By Plenary Sessions: Aivar Kokk

Based on limited data, it is impossible to draw conclusions about social issues.

There is not enough data.

Expresses concern regarding the situation of the most vulnerable groups—pensioners and large families—arguing that tax increases affect them the most severely. It is mentioned that many families cannot afford Christmas gifts and are forced to take out loans for this purpose. Particular emphasis is placed on the vulnerability of single pensioners and large families in the face of these tax hikes.

It focuses heavily on family and elderly policy, stressing the needs of large families and pensioners living alone. It criticizes the restriction of access to Tervisekaasa for families with children. The stance is clearly socially conservative, emphasizing the state’s role in supporting families.

The speaker expresses concern regarding the plight of lower-income individuals and pensioners, stressing that the tax hikes will disproportionately affect 60% of wage earners and 300,000 pensioners. They also criticize the reduction of benefits for large families and the changes to kindergarten policy, which, in their estimation, are detrimental to parents.

There is not enough data.