By Years: Tiit Maran

The speaker focuses on social inequality and the role of civil society, advocating for the preservation of grants and subsidies for pupils and students, and emphasizing the necessity of protecting sacred sites as deep-seated cultural values. Furthermore, they support legislative amendments that would assist local municipalities in addressing the issue of dangerous dogs, and stress the need for ecological education.

Social issues are primarily addressed within the context of environmental policy, emphasizing that legislation must take into account the livelihood and coping mechanisms of individuals and local communities and avoid their exclusion (e.g., in the case of the Climate-Resilient Economy Act). He/She supports measures that prevent the church (as an institution) from being used as a weapon in conflicts and war, particularly regarding church branches associated with Russia. He/She also addresses the question of identity in the context of monument removal.