By Plenary Sessions: Anastassia Kovalenko-Kõlvart

There are no explicitly stated positions on social issues; the main topic is the constitutional amendment and the debate over voting rights.

The speeches emphasize social consequences: the well-being of families, the cost of the consumer basket, and the tax burden. Regarding the car tax, emphasis is placed on the inequality created for disabled people, large families, and the poor, along with the necessity of maintaining or establishing exceptions so that daily life arrangements do not deteriorate. Moral and rights-based considerations are central to the discussion, demonstrating a strong focus on social responsibility.

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Priorities for equal rights and social justice: The focus is on the unique circumstances of people with disabilities and large families, and the necessity of preventing the deepening of poverty and the forced relinquishing of essential transport. Emphasis is placed on the rights and constitutional protection of groups under the special care of the state, promising compensation and social protection, and actively working to reduce the risk of poverty.

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