By Plenary Sessions: Evelin Poolamets

Socially, there is an emphasis on the need to protect the interests of local residents and landowners from state pressure, given their weaker position relative to government authorities. The government is also criticized for allowing Rail Baltic funding to divert or neglect promised resources intended for teachers, rescue workers, and doctors.

The text addresses social issues within the context of healthcare policy, criticizing the minister's controversial attitude toward the authority of the WHO and the visit to Russia. Furthermore, the minister's statement linking vaccination to religious motives ("a duty before God") is challenged.

The text tackles the socially sensitive topic of assisted suicide, demanding clarity regarding the definition of its safety. Furthermore, it underscores the state's social responsibility toward rural residents and those who uphold traditions, linking the reduction of subsidies directly to social injustice.

The focus is on population sustainability and the demographic crisis, demanding effective work and science-based solutions from the government commission. Furthermore, there is strong opposition to amending the constitution in a way that would grant stateless persons the right to vote in local elections, and calls are being made for stricter control over the issuance of the grey passport.