By Plenary Sessions: Tõnis Lukas

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The main social theme is integration and loyalty, criticizing a segment of the population that has not taken seriously their belonging to Estonian citizenship or learned the language for over 30 years. The speaker connects the need to revoke voting rights with security and a sense of justice, and warns about the impact of mass immigration on the electorate, which could lead to a majority of non-native residents in local municipalities in the future.

Regarding social issues, strong emphasis is placed on prioritizing the personnel structure, salaries, and social matters of the Defence Forces. The retention and valuing of human resources are presented as indispensable for national defense, contrasting sharply with an approach focused purely on technology.

The main social focus is on ensuring the well-being of children with special educational needs (SEN) and their families. The speaker emphasizes the unique role of specialized schools and the need to strengthen their capacity, rather than diminish them. Concern is expressed regarding the "fanatical implementation" of inclusive education and the resulting uncertainty caused by the reform within this vulnerable target group.

Military brainwashing taking place in Russian schools is mentioned as an example of that society's problems. Domestic social issues (education, immigration, civil rights) are not addressed.