By Plenary Sessions: Helmen Kütt

The main social issues are ensuring the ability of the elderly, people with special needs, and young families to cope, as well as the stability of funding for the social sector. There is also a strong focus on the accessibility of healthcare services and the problem of long doctor waiting lists, which points to concerns regarding the quality of public services.

There is a heavy focus on social inclusion, highlighting the access to culture for people with special needs and the necessity of improving the current situation. The Paralympic Games are mentioned as a positive example, but the lack of accessibility regarding cultural events is also stressed. Furthermore, the role of public libraries and the impact of their reform are addressed.

Among social topics, the administration of justice and crime are at the forefront, raising concerns about the investigation of "horrific rape cases" and the trust of victims and the public. Emphasis is placed on ensuring the equality and quality of the legal system, particularly in the protection of vulnerable individuals.