By Plenary Sessions: Evelin Poolamets

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This addresses the social aspects related to e-voting accessibility, citing the potential risk of exclusion for users running older operating systems (pre-Windows 10). Additionally, the text raises concerns regarding the unusually high participation rate of the elderly (those over 94) in e-voting, treating this anomaly as a matter of system reliability.

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Among social issues, the preservation of culture, immigration, and integration policy take center stage. The speaker urgently insists that maintaining Estonian children's connection to their roots and heritage culture must be prioritized. The question of supporting the cultural ties of the Muslim community is also raised, touching upon the cultural recognition of minorities.

In the social sector, the speaker places a strong emphasis on the quality of assistance provided to victims of violence and on victim protection. The necessity of ensuring adequate professional training for specialists is highlighted, specifically to prevent re-victimization or irreversible harm to the most vulnerable target groups (victims of sexual and domestic violence).

The primary social issue is language policy and integration, where emphasis is placed on the importance of maintaining the prestige of the Estonian language in order to motivate Russian-speaking residents to learn it. Furthermore, the procedural order and dignity of parliamentary sessions are also highlighted.

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Social issues are at the core: there is strong opposition to preschool sexual education, which is viewed as threatening children's sense of security and undermining the parental role. The issue of promoting sexual minorities through state visits is also being raised, and school violence is being linked to students' diverse linguistic backgrounds, pointing to integration problems.

The main social issue is education and integration, particularly the quality of education provided to children of Ukrainian war refugees and the employment situation of teachers. The speaker emphasized the benefits of language learning and is exploring the possibility of hiring Ukrainian teachers to teach Ukrainian to Estonian children.

The social issue under discussion concerns consumers' right to information and food safety, highlighting the necessity of disclosing treatment with ionizing radiation on product packaging. The primary focus is on citizen awareness and public health protection.

When discussing social issues, emphasis is placed on supporting large families through tax policy and the necessity of tightening immigration policy. There is support for establishing clear standards for foreign workers, and consideration is being given to following Latvia's example regarding language proficiency requirements for Russian citizens.