By Plenary Sessions: Arvo Aller

There is insufficient data.

No data available

The primary social issue is citizenship and integration, which is addressed through the lens of suffrage, treating it as a special privilege that should motivate the acquisition of citizenship. The speaker suggests that remaining without citizenship might be a choice of convenience (e.g., simpler border crossing), and this should not grant the right to shape the country's future.

The primary social concern is the decreased physical activity of children, their immersion in the virtual world, and the lack of social or group play. The proposed solution emphasizes discipline, teaching independence (via youth camps), and the importance of activities that are physically demanding and involve an element of competition. Parents are viewed as role models who have chosen the path of least resistance.

There is no data regarding social issues, apart from a reference to ensuring fishermen's awareness of the state border in the context of security. The focus is more on security than on social policy.

There is not enough data.

Among the social issues raised is the shorter life expectancy of children in Ida-Viru County, but this is merely used as a political argument to criticize the government's hypocrisy. There is no substantive discussion regarding social policy or social support measures.