By Plenary Sessions: Lauri Laats

The importance of human rights and democratic freedoms (freedom of speech, women's rights) in foreign policy is strongly emphasized, alongside criticism of Oman's authoritarian regime. Domestically, the speaker supports improving cybersecurity, noting that people suffer daily due to cyberattacks. He/She inquired about the possibility of toughening penalties for the perpetrators ("thugs") of these cyberattacks.

The main social issue is the cost of living and general well-being, which is being addressed through economic policy measures. Emphasis is placed on the necessity of respecting and considering the opinion of a large number of society members (100,000 signatories of the petition).

It focuses strongly on the population's livelihood and ensuring purchasing power, considering this to be society's primary mandate. It expresses concern regarding civil liberties, criticizing the Interior Minister's attempts to punish people for reading or watching (content) and to restrict demonstrations.

The speaker focuses on public safety and law enforcement, emphasizing the danger to human lives caused by uncontrolled light personal transport. They also raise the issue of social justice and appropriate valuation for employees who ensure national security (rescuers, police officers), pointing out that they are living in wage poverty.

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The focus is on issues concerning children's education and well-being, particularly the problem of school lunch quality and cost, noting food waste and children refusing to eat the meals. The negative impact of the car tax on the financial stability of large families is also highlighted.