By Plenary Sessions: Evelin Poolamets

We are addressing a social and security issue related to the misuse of residence permits and visas. The need to understand the true extent of the problem before implementing legislative measures is stressed.

The social focus is directed toward social justice and the protection of vulnerable groups (large families, pensioners, people with disabilities) from unfair taxation. The speaker stresses that policy should not be beyond the means of these social groups.

The discussion addresses social conditionality and its monitoring mechanisms, indicating an interest in the structure and implementation of social policy. A concrete stance on the content of social policy is absent; the emphasis is placed on requiring definitions.

There is not enough data.

Social issues are addressed indirectly, referencing cuts to benefits for stay-at-home mothers and funding for children's extracurricular activities, in order to highlight the context of the country's difficult economic situation. Direct stances on social policy are not presented; instead, these issues are utilized as an argument for demanding financial discipline.

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