By Plenary Sessions: Tõnis Lukas

The speaker shifts focus from broader social issues to education and integration, strongly supporting the transition to Estonian-language instruction. He/She directly links the status of stateless persons and their lack of language proficiency to national security and vulnerability to manipulation. Furthermore, the issue of civil defense and shelters is highlighted as a crucial aspect of social security.

The main social topic revolves around the status of the Estonian language and integration, stressing that the state is unable to provide sufficient language instruction under the conditions of increasing immigration. He/She warns that relaxing the rules will attract economic immigrants accompanied by larger families, which will make integration more difficult.

The social issue under discussion is labor immigration, examined specifically from the perspective of safeguarding the economic security and wage levels of domestic workers. Emphasis is placed on the negative social impact, which is evident in local residents emigrating due to insufficient wage policies.

It focuses heavily on social issues, emphasizing the constitutional objective of ensuring the preservation of the Estonian nation, language, and culture. It defends subsidies for large families and the sense of security for families with children requiring special educational support, criticizing the uncertainty created by rushed reforms. Furthermore, it demands the expansion of opportunities for using the Estonian language in the service sector to prevent the linguistic environment from shrinking.

In terms of social issues, strong emphasis is placed on national identity and demography, particularly the goal of maintaining the proportion of ethnic Estonians in Estonia and ensuring the persistence of the Estonian language and culture. The issue of foreign labor is addressed from the perspective of national security and social stability.