By Years: Irja Lutsar

The speaker is deeply committed to social issues, advocating for patient autonomy (PET), the expansion of rights for children with disabilities (raising the age limit to 18), and the promotion of public health (by making smoking less attractive). They also emphasize the necessity of developing palliative care and ensuring social justice (specifically, transportation for people with disabilities).

The speaker is vehemently opposed to changes in abortion funding, fearing a rise in illegal abortions, the penalization of poorer women, and social stigmatization. They support lowering the voting age to 16, citing trust in young people's decision-making capacity and a desire to boost their civic engagement. Regarding social policy, the speaker stresses the importance of valuing the elderly and favors "positive nudging" methods over direct financial aid to increase the birth rate.