By Plenary Sessions: Arvo Aller

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The primary social issue revolves around the accessibility and affordability of food for low-income families. This highlights the fact that high prices are forcing people to choose food based on cost rather than quality. The discussion also emphasizes making school meals more affordable by lowering the VAT (Value-Added Tax), which is necessary to ensure children are properly fed.

The primary social issue is immigration, which is being treated as a potential mass threat for which the government must have a plan. The question of repatriating Ukrainian people is also addressed, creating a dichotomy between providing aid to Estonia and internal security.

Social issues revolve around supporting Ukrainian communities through vital infrastructure, such as kindergartens and family homes. A separate emphasis is placed on the security aspect, specifically mentioning kindergartens equipped with bomb shelters.

The social issue being addressed is the price of food and the cost of living, which is being mitigated through tax policy instruments. The objective is to make food prices more affordable for people, thereby protecting consumer welfare.

The primary social theme is public health and allergen safety, emphasizing the need to warn consumers about allergic reactions resulting from insects. The cultural aspect is also touched upon, noting that eating insects is not common in Estonian society, which necessitates being honest with the consumer and keeping these products separate.

The main social issue is foreign aid and military support for Ukraine, which is being addressed through informed public donations and the effective channeling of those funds. Data regarding other social issues is unavailable.

The main social issue is the economic sustainability and livelihood of rural residents and young farmers. The speaker emphasizes that the demands of the green transition have led to a situation where the production of food for human consumption is no longer possible.

Social issues being addressed include immigration and the employment of beneficiaries of temporary protection (those who have arrived from Ukraine). The focus is on social integration and the proactivity of the Unemployment Insurance Fund’s (Töötukassa) support measures, aimed at ensuring these individuals transition into the labor market.