By Plenary Sessions: Anastassia Kovalenko-Kõlvart

The main social themes are poverty reduction, protection of pensioners, support for single elderly people, and care homes; the topic of nepotism is addressed, as well as issues of trust in the public sector, including those related to corruption. The emotional emphasis is on highlighting social justice and the state’s responsibility.

Focus on social issues such as poverty, coping, and ensuring the income necessary to purchase essential goods. It does not directly address other social topics (such as abortion, LGBT+ etc.), but moral and societal responsibility within the context of the well-being of residents is central.

There isn't enough information about social issues.

Emphasis is placed on protecting vulnerable groups, such as single individuals and pensioners, as well as patients; criticism is directed at the increase in daily hospital rates and decisions increasing healthcare costs that damage access to services. The well-being of families is a priority, and criticism is leveled at the impact of tax increases on lower-income households. The need to maintain social equality is highlighted, and to avoid tax policies that deepen inequality.

Social aspects have been highlighted as a way to protect the most vulnerable (referring to the possibility of providing aid to less secure individuals; the budget and taxes are discussed, as is the need to ensure a social safety net). It is important for them that any funding is fair and transparent.

Sufficient data is lacking on social topics (e.g., abortion, LGBTQ+, immigration, etc.); it focuses primarily on financial and transparency issues and the clarity of the bases for support.

There is no specific section of material dedicated to social topics (abortion, LGBTQ+, immigration, guns, education, etc.); social ethics and topics related to declarations of interest are addressed with limited references. Examples of a broader social policy position are missing.

Not enough data.

Emphasis is placed on the importance of reducing drug use among young people and ensuring general public safety. Social risk remains a central theme due to the dangers highlighted in connection with the potential legalization of cannabis. Furthermore, safety considerations in motorsport also touch upon public responsibility and security when organizing athletic events.