By Plenary Sessions: Tõnis Lukas

The main social issue is immigration and migration management, where the speaker differentiates between necessary labor and economic refugees and their families. The stance taken is cautious and restrictive, aimed at preventing the undesirable social or economic burden that accompanies an influx of economic refugees.

There is not enough data.

In social matters, the speaker is a strong proponent of traditional family values, opposing curriculum changes that would remove the concepts of "mother," "father," "woman," "man," "family," and "marriage." Emphasis is placed on valuing having children as part of self-realization and on creating a sense of security necessary for starting a family. He calls for restricting state funding for organizations that run negative campaigns against large families/high birth rates.