By Plenary Sessions: Vladimir Arhipov

Social policy places the well-being of children and families first, supporting legislative proposals that grant families extra time. It stresses the necessity of restoring benefits for multi-child families and deems the societal and value-based impact of laws crucial.

In the social sector, there is an intensive focus on poverty and the insufficient level of subsistence benefits, which impacts the quality of life for ordinary people. Issues surrounding school children's nutrition and the funding of school meals are highlighted as a major social injustice. The goal of social policy should be to guarantee a decent standard of living, not to force people to seek out low-quality goods.

The social focus is restricted to examining the impact of the measures on the specific group of people receiving relief.

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A strong focus on social justice and reducing inequality, particularly regarding the well-being of children (school meals) and the livelihood of poorer people. The priority of national security and state sovereignty is emphasized, with firm opposition to accepting foreign criminals into Estonian prisons.