By Plenary Sessions: Arvo Aller

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The speaker is concerned about the increasing number of abortions performed without medical indication and stresses the need to raise public and youth awareness regarding the importance of new life. They call on the state to initiate educational programs and campaigns aimed at reducing abortion rates, while simultaneously rejecting the claim of mandatory childbirth.

Regarding social issues, the crisis of democratic trust is emphasized, citing the fact that 40% of voters do not trust e-elections. Furthermore, the right of other politicians to speak on behalf of all young people is challenged, highlighting the opposition to e-voting among their own constituents and young people.

It focuses on social issues and occupational safety, emphasizing the need to protect workers from reproductive toxic substances (such as lead) and ensure health monitoring in accordance with the EU directive. It also addresses the flexibility of social security to allow individuals to work under adapted conditions while on sick leave.

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The focus is on the quality of education and the pipeline of specialists, particularly in the field of veterinary medicine. Concern has been raised regarding the educational choices of young people, many of whom prefer to train as "influencers" and have lost touch with the realities of food production. The question of rural living is tied to both environmental impact and Estonian national security.

Insufficient data. The discussions focus on economic, transport, and regulatory issues.

Social issues addressed include ensuring environmental sustainability and traffic safety, emphasizing that these goals are jeopardized if regulations (such as technical inspections) are ignored. The issue of role models and adherence to the law by public figures is also raised.

In the social sphere, emphasis is placed on supporting the well-being of large families, and specific actions are demanded from the government. In education, the central theme is the preservation of the Estonian language and spirit throughout the entire school cycle, alongside opposition to the closure of regional schools.

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Regarding social issues, the speaker focuses on education and integration, strongly supporting native language instruction for Ukrainian children and opposing any compulsion to learn in Estonian. The speaker expresses concern over demands from other interest groups (Muslims, Jews) to establish separate schools, viewing these demands as secondary. Furthermore, the need to know the professional competence of people residing in the country is emphasized.

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The social focus is narrowly directed toward consumer protection and public health through food safety regulations. Traditional social topics (e.g., education, immigration, or civil liberties) are not reflected in the speeches.

The speaker is strongly opposed to redefining the concept of marriage to include same-sex unions and demands that this issue be resolved via a national referendum. They emphasize the importance of ensuring security and public order, demanding that residence permit applicants provide proof that they are not subject to military mobilization. Furthermore, they consider the accurate and mandatory inclusion of nationality data in official documents to be essential.