By Plenary Sessions: Rene Kokk

This addresses social and security issues related to controlling immigration and preventing the misuse of residence permits. The focus is on regulatory control and the impact of the legislative bill.

The speaker is strongly associated with the topic of social issues/quagmires, expressing skepticism and opposition toward the minister's alleged consensus. Emphasis is placed on the parental role and inherent uncertainty, and a warning is issued against the excessive acceptance of scientific authority, utilizing a moral and historical framework.

Regarding social problems, the focus is on the cost of living and subsistence, highlighting the hardships faced by the elderly and low-income individuals. The speaker opposes using transfer payments to provide food assistance, viewing it as a last resort that compels people to apply for welfare. High costs and poor prospects are linked to youth emigration, which is treated as a major security concern.

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