By Plenary Sessions: Anastassia Kovalenko-Kõlvart

The focus is on social welfare and vulnerable groups: It is emphasized that special care services, child rehabilitation, victim support services, and counseling services for perpetrators of violence have been cut, resulting in significantly extended and deeply concerning waiting lists. The main emphasis is on protecting and promoting social services and ensuring underlying well-being, with the aim of preventing the growth of social problems and the subsequent increase in social expenditure.

Emphasizes social impacts and justice: conveying concern for vulnerable groups (people with disabilities, low-income families, pensioners) and stressing the fairness of the principle of the inviolability of the home and compensation for non-pecuniary damage. Criticism extends to the impact of rapid tax increases and fines, which could deepen social inequality and exacerbate livelihood problems. A strengthening approach for the protection of people and the increase of transparency is put forward.

Support is being provided for strengthening Georgia's civil society through funding, but concerns are being voiced regarding the implementation and its compatibility with state policy; the issue of balance between civil society and state policy is emphasized.

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Emphasis is placed on the protection of vulnerable groups: people with disabilities, large families, and families with children requiring special educational needs (SEN) must receive exemptions from the car tax and related levies, and placing additional burdens on these individuals is not supported. The criticism suggests that the proposed support measures might be theoretical rather than practically implementable, and may fail to address the actual needs of the families. A strong focus is placed on safeguarding constitutional rights and the system of social justice, as well as protecting cultural and social diversity (e.g., motorcycle and car collections).

Supports social guarantees for platform workers (medical insurance, working conditions) and warns against risks arising in the labor market (poverty risk, difficulties finding employment); it emphasizes ensuring social security and the transparent regulation of business interests.