By Plenary Sessions: Andres Metsoja

The speaker addresses nature conservation as a constitutional right and obligation, but emphasizes that it must not result in the unequal treatment of owners or the infringement of property rights. He criticizes the situation where owners who maintained their forests are penalized by restrictions, while those who clear-cut them are considered "the right men."

No direct positions on traditional social issues have been stated. The social aspect indirectly concerns the funding of teachers' salary increases, which is being used as a metric for the negative impact of economic restrictions.

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The main social issue is the coexistence of people and large predators (wolves), especially concerning livestock farming and nature conservation. It addresses the balance between the desire to ensure biodiversity and the intervention of public funds. It emphasizes that the wolf is Estonia's national animal, but the population must be managed.