By Plenary Sessions: Õnne Pillak

The core social issue is the birth rate and support for families with children. He/She emphasizes that the low birth rate is linked to a lack of security and the absence of a suitable partner, rather than just financial incentives. He/She supports improving the accessibility of services and treatment funding for children with special needs and children suffering from rare diseases.

In social matters, emphasis is placed on improving health and social security, especially extending long-term care benefits to parents regardless of the diagnosis. Finding holistic solutions when reforming occupational health is also vital, aiming to improve patient services and information exchange among doctors.

The primary social theme revolves around children's health and educational arrangements, highlighting issues such as reduced sleep duration and skipping breakfast. The speaker advocates for structural measures (such as changing the school start time) to improve children's daily well-being, in response to parental concerns.