By Plenary Sessions: Mart Maastik

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The primary social theme is citizenship policy and integration, which is being viewed through the lens of national security and the preservation of culture. The speaker calls for strict requirements regarding language and historical knowledge, and criticizes non-citizens who have not wanted or made the effort to learn Estonian over the past 30 years. This is framed as a threat to the survival of the nation.

The main social topic is the physical activity and health of young people, which is being treated as the country's biggest problem, evidenced by the low physical capability of those entering compulsory military service. The speaker strongly supports improving the well-being of families with children and restoring subsidies for extracurricular activities, directly linking social expenditures to national defense and public health.

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Social issues are presented within the context of economic criticism, stressing that the government’s tax hikes have taken money away from pensioners and large families. These examples are cited to illustrate the government’s priorities and fiscal injustice.

Among social issues, education is addressed, focusing on the administrative restructuring of the school network and ensuring the funding of the education agreement. It is emphasized that the failure to adopt the education agreement was due to financial, not substantive, reasons.

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