By Plenary Sessions: Irja Lutsar

The social concern is tied to the falling birth rate, which is viewed as a negative consequence of the crisis triggered by the war. Furthermore, the social commission's discussions have raised the issue of the high cost of over-the-counter medications, pointing to worries about the population's healthcare expenses.

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The discussion covers social guarantees for war refugees and third-country nationals, stressing that aid to refugees must be provided in accordance with the principles of the rule of law and democracy. Additionally, they discussed the risk of abusing sick leave benefits for pregnant women and the possibility of reinstating health insurance coverage for non-working mothers with many children. S1 raises the issue of children's health and development, referencing studies that indicate the negative impact of smart devices on the speech development of children under the age of five.

The social issue addressed is public health and the accessibility of evidence-based treatment, emphasizing the critical importance of clinical trials. Highlighting the underfunding of the Ministry of Social Affairs demonstrates a strong focus on improving the quality of healthcare through scientific research.