By Plenary Sessions: Rene Kokk

The amount of data is too small.

The social focus is directed towards the livelihood and well-being of reservists' families, emphasizing that inadequate compensation forces individuals to choose between contributing to national defense and ensuring their family's financial stability. This is presented as a significant social issue that affects national defense readiness.

The social issues discussed include the plan to bring foreign prisoners to Estonia, a plan about which the speaker is strongly skeptical. Another important topic is political integrity and protecting the will of the people from fraudulent schemes.

The social sector criticizes education policy (the closure and merger of vocational schools) and the pressure exerted on the Environmental Board to cut environmental education (affecting 20,000 fewer children). Furthermore, the discussion addresses the effectiveness and monitoring of state funding (for Russian-language media) in shaping the information space.

The primary social concern revolves around public health safety and the ethical principles governing the implementation of medical interventions. A separate point emphasized is the necessity of ensuring safety when vaccinating healthy individuals, children, and expectant mothers.

There is not enough data.