By Plenary Sessions: Tõnis Lukas

The primary social issue is the protection of the Estonian language and culture, emphasizing that the current situation in the service sector is humiliating for Estonians. This stance is strongly aimed at preserving linguistic and cultural identity amid the proliferation of foreign labor, which has led to a broader demand for the Russian language in service industries.

The primary social issue is language policy and national dignity. The speaker strongly insists on guaranteeing service in Estonian and criticizes the situation where people moving here can live in their own language bubble without being required to know the Estonian language.

A strong focus on the stability of the education system, teachers' working conditions, and protecting schools for children with special educational needs (SEN) from centralization. An advocate for strengthening the role of the Estonian language in public spaces and services, linking the diminishing role of the language to the increasing number of economic migrants and their low motivation to learn.