By Plenary Sessions: Anastassia Kovalenko-Kõlvart

It protects religious freedom and guards against arbitrary restrictions imposed on religious associations; it emphasizes that measures taken against illegal activities must rely on existing legislation, rather than extending restrictions to religious life. Such an approach reflects a strong value focus on civil rights and the freedoms of religious conversion.

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The central theme is the financial stability of families and support for pensioners; the discussion covers the funding of care services and assistance for old-age pensioners. Social equality, the vulnerability of families, and the need to secure the welfare of low-income and uninsured families are highlighted. Furthermore, emphasis is placed on the impact of rising taxes and costs, and the deepening of families' everyday difficulties.

Advocates for the well-being and solidarity of the people; stresses that tax increases exacerbate the hardships faced by the poor and make it difficult to afford the contents of the shopping basket; highlights the role of the public in ensuring control and transparency, as well as the humanitarian impact on the state budget.

The text emphasizes family well-being and the strain associated with maintaining the birth rate, detailing the insecurity faced by families and the impact of reducing child support payments. It explains that tax policy affects the financial security of households and highlights the social consequences that accompany tax reductions or the scaling back of support for families.

The address focuses on family well-being and social expenditures, including arguing against the reduction of child benefits and addressing the impact of rising prices on families. The social priority is the financial viability and security of families.

The primary focus regarding social issues is the accessibility and affordability of healthcare services and their impact on vulnerable groups. Furthermore, he highlights public fears concerning corruption and the detrimental effect of cronyism on the public sphere, emphasizing the crucial importance of the independence and consistency of civil servants within a democratic system. He stresses that legislative amendments must maintain legal legitimacy and concentrate on the interests of the general public, rather than serving personal interests.

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