By Plenary Sessions: Andres Metsoja

Regarding social issues, the education system and the establishment of mandatory schooling are prioritized, emphasizing the indispensable role of the family in children's development and cautioning against project-based funding. The issue of security threats is also raised concerning holders of alien passports who conceal their citizenship, and data is requested regarding the scope of this phenomenon and the security risk involved.

Social issues center on the accessibility of state services in rural areas, expressing concern over the loss of regional operations by the Social Insurance Board (SKA). The objective is to ensure clarity and peace of mind for residents regarding essential services, such as the registration of births and deaths.

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Among the social issues, the necessity of community involvement in planning processes is highlighted, specifically referencing the national development strategy "Eesti 2035". Furthermore, the balance between the environment and development is addressed, citing, for example, the crucial role of ornithological surveys when determining wind farm locations, and the conflicts arising between bog restoration efforts and renewable energy production.

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The key topic is the accessibility of education and the future of vocational training given limited resources. Significant emphasis is placed on the security implications of the suffrage question, criticizing the coalition's inconsistent approach to issues of loyalty and shared values concerning Russian/Belarusian citizens and holders of the 'gray passport' (stateless persons).

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