By Plenary Sessions: Arvo Aller

Food security is highlighted as a priority issue, linking it directly to defense security, and warnings are issued that the rise in land tax will reduce food production. Furthermore, the repair debt burdening Estonian households and high housing costs are cited as a social problem, which the land tax increase will only exacerbate.

Among social issues, emphasis is placed on the safety of the population and the state's ability to provide information during a crisis (the failure of the EE-alarm system). The objective is to ensure that national systems operate effectively in the event of a threat, thereby avoiding confusion and communication breakdowns.

The primary social issue is the well-being and financial security of pensioners. The speaker strongly opposes abolishing the income tax exemption on pensions and reducing incomes, emphasizing the need to protect the economic stability of the elderly.

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The primary social issue is education, which is addressed through the capacity of local governments to sustain small schools, alongside the state of the labor market. The question of social justice is also raised in connection with unemployment and the policy concerning the importation of foreign labor.

The primary social issue is the availability and quality of childcare services. Particular emphasis is placed on the need to secure kindergarten places for children in rural areas, and there is a demand for high standards of safety and internal climate within the learning and growth environment. Concern is also expressed regarding the discontinuation of salary support for nursery group teachers.

The most important social issue is the safety of the elderly and protecting them from scams. The speaker emphasizes the need to restore the confidence of older people in the police, regardless of whether special services are behind the scams or not.

The primary social issue is the accessibility and quality of education, especially concerning the closure of school networks and the funding for the transition to Estonian-language instruction. Furthermore, interest is being expressed regarding the scope of religious organizations (congregations of the Moscow Patriarchate), which points to concerns about national security or spheres of influence.

Among social topics, public health is addressed, emphasizing that instead of taxation, the focus should be on prevention and boosting children's physical activity. The substitution of physical education with "mobility lessons" is heavily criticized, as it is seen as a fruitless endeavor that demands no effort from the kids.