By Plenary Sessions: Lauri Laats

The central focus for opinion leaders is the economic livelihood of pensioners (reference to an article in the news environment) and issues concerning religious freedom. These topics manifest as the government's impact on social groups and within the context of citizens' rights. The importance of protecting civil liberties and human rights is stressed.

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The focus is on the residents' quality of life and purchasing power. It highlights that taxes and rising prices diminish the purchasing power of ordinary people, and value must be created for them. The proposal is to lower the VAT on essential goods to 9%, emphasizing the social impact and people's financial well-being. It references the narrative experience in Mustamäe and stresses that the government failed to consider ordinary citizens.

Champions social welfare issues: emphasizes the accessibility and quality of the school psychologists' helpline (1226), stressing that it must be free and anonymous, serving as a crucial support service for youth, parents, and educators. The need to provide assistance in Russian and Ukrainian is also highlighted. These perspectives prioritize quality of life, access to services, and the reduction of linguistic barriers.

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A strong focus is placed on the rights of residents in care homes and the fairness of their financing. The text criticizes the attempted 200-euro transfer, viewing it as an injustice, and stresses the necessity of social justice and transparency regarding elderly pensioners.

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Central to social safety initiatives are: an analysis of the impact of youth social media usage and the risks associated with the misuse of smart devices. It emphasizes raising parental awareness and conducting comprehensive, readily available analysis to inform decision-making. It supports low-cost measures for the protection of children and youth, as well as the potential expansion of regulation through subsequent decisions and research.