By Plenary Sessions: Mart Maastik

In social policy, the focus is on supporting children and large families. This is viewed as essential for the survival of the nation-state and preventing its extinction, especially considering the current birth rate of 1.4. He stresses that these subsidies are vital for preserving the nation, language, and culture, just as it is laid out in the preamble to the constitution. The speaker opposes the introduction of needs-based criteria for family benefits.

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The primary social issue is economic inequality and protecting low-income individuals from the negative effects of tax legislation. Social questions are addressed directly through the impact of tax policy on the pocketbook.