By Plenary Sessions: Andres Metsoja

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In the social sector, the organization of the sobering-up station service is being addressed, highlighting the conflict between the service's social (social worker) and security/custodial (prison guard) approaches. This points to concern over whether the reorganization of the service will help people "get back on the right track" or if it will focus primarily on detention.

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Social issues are addressed indirectly in the context of the alcohol excise tax, citing its goal of combating vices and improving people's ability to work. Broader socio-political standpoints are absent.

The primary social issue is the accessibility and quality of care services. The speaker strongly advocates for the development of home care, viewing it as a more convenient and sensible solution for the client.