By Plenary Sessions: Mart Maastik

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The main social issue is supporting children and large families. The speaker argues that the car tax is essentially an anti-child tax because it makes it harder for families to transport their children to school and extracurricular activities, particularly in rural areas. Children are considered the most precious asset, and taxing them would be absurd.

The socio-political agenda centers on protecting pensioners and families with children, emphasizing that at least half of all pensioners live below the poverty line. There is opposition to scrapping the income tax exemption for pensions, as well as the proposed car tax, which makes life significantly harder for families with children living in rural areas.