By Agendas: Kalle Laanet

There is no data available concerning social issues, apart from an indirect emphasis placed on protecting the fundamental rights of the individual during criminal proceedings. He/She stresses that the purpose of a state institution cannot be to process a person into poverty, which indicates a concern for the rights and welfare of citizens within a state governed by the rule of law.

Among the social issues discussed is data protection, where emphasis is placed on the obligation to establish more precise data retention periods, thereby strengthening data protection regulation. Also touched upon are the streamlining of migration procedures and the introduction of EU return certificates, which relate to security and international law.

The central social issue is the integrity of citizenship and the use of DNA testing to prevent fraud, especially since the start of Russia's war. Officials stressed that requiring a DNA test is a last resort, used only in cases of justified suspicion, to ensure the validity of citizenship by birth. Odinets raised the issue of social justice concerning children who might lose their citizenship due to a procedural error.

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The social topic under discussion was the structure of national holidays and their impact on employees’ days off. Special emphasis was placed on the need to ensure an equal effect for those employees whose days off are not Saturday and Sunday (those working summarized working time), in order to guarantee social justice.

There is not enough data.

Regarding social issues, the only thing addressed is society's readiness and capacity to accept the additional contribution or burden associated with funding national defense. This is linked to economic responsibility and social consensus.

The focus is on the balance between the administration of justice and security, particularly through the judicial review of permits issued for surveillance activities. Furthermore, the discussion addresses society's expectations regarding the efficiency of the judicial system and the potential for resolving disputes using so-called arbitration tribunals.

The focus is placed on the fundamental rights of individuals and the necessity of conducting daily life, specifically as related to the accessibility of banking services. This highlights the importance of guaranteeing civil liberties and basic living conditions within the financial environment.