By Plenary Sessions: Rene Kokk

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In social matters, emphasis is placed on people's justified concerns regarding the restriction of stove heating, and the social injustice of the car tax is criticized. He/She disputes the minister's position that owning a car demonstrates sufficient wealth to pay the tax. The issue of traffic safety is also raised, as the car tax forces people to drive older and more dangerous vehicles.

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The primary social themes revolve around national dignity and security, necessitating swift action to relocate monuments that cause offense. Emphasis is also placed on protecting the principles of the rule of law, while criticizing the use of legal proceedings as a form of political retribution.

The speaker focuses heavily on family policy and social welfare, emphasizing that the degradation and constant mistreatment of families constitute a serious social problem. The social focus is directed toward the state's obligation to offer solutions and put an end to the undignified treatment families currently receive.

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The only social issue addressed is freedom of the press, which is discussed within the context of tax policy. The speaker questions the government's claims that a higher value-added tax (VAT) rate (22%) would pose a threat to press freedom.