By Plenary Sessions: Arvo Aller

In terms of social issues, historical memory and de-communization take center stage, stressing the necessity of removing Red Army infrastructure sites. Ideological purity and political background (specifically, non-membership in the Communist Party) are also crucial.

Regarding socio-political issues, the government's approach to subsidies is criticized, with critics deeming it absurd that the increase in benefits for large families and people with disabilities is justified by enabling them to afford the car tax. Furthermore, an ironic contrast is highlighted between e-voting (which remains unreformed) and the car tax (which is being pushed through, citing the European example).

The main social issue is food security and the protection of poorer people from the negative impact of tax increases. It is emphasized that tax policy must ensure that Estonian citizens and military personnel have enough to eat.

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