By Plenary Sessions: Lauri Laats

Social issues are being addressed within the context of tax policy, highlighting the necessity of easing the tax burden for persons with disabilities, individuals with special needs, and families raising children. It is further emphasized that governmental corrective measures must guarantee the effective implementation of these specific provisions.

The main social issue is the availability of primary healthcare (dental care) and the social inequality that forces people to take out quick loans due to financial hardship. Emphasis is placed on the situation of those in need and the large proportion of young people (40% of doctor visits financed by quick loans) affected by this problem.

The main social issue is the security and integrity of the community, which is threatened by the introduction of foreign prisoners. Emphasis is placed on prioritizing the local community's opinion over national policy.

The primary social focus is the risk of poverty among the elderly and ensuring their dignity, emphasizing that many are forced to choose between paying for medication and covering their electricity bills. Another crucial social issue is the safety of road users, which is currently jeopardized by the lack of regulation concerning mopeds and electric scooters.