By Plenary Sessions: Henn Põlluaas

Social issues are addressed through the lens of farmers' livelihoods, criticizing the ministry's proposals that jeopardize the income of rural residents. Emphasis is placed on the plight of "poor farmers" in contrast to bureaucratic climate ideology.

The primary social issues discussed are immigration and cultural integration, with the speaker voicing strong opposition to mass immigration. Criticism is also leveled at the government's support, channeled through the Ministry of Culture, for creating development conditions for minority groups. Furthermore, the mandatory requirement of language proficiency for local government candidates is demanded.

Among social issues, strong emphasis is placed on the low birth rate and the need to curb mass immigration, while making an exception for Ukrainian war refugees. Furthermore, there is a demand for implementing strict Estonian language proficiency requirements in the service sector (specifically for taxi drivers) and, due to security concerns, disarming ‘grey passport holders.’

There is no data available on social topics (e.g., education, immigration, civil liberties), excluding the procedural aspect of voting rights.

The primary social topic is the whistleblowers’ law, which is being treated as a "culture of informing"—a practice that fragments social cohesion and destroys trust, reminiscent of the Soviet Union. Emphasis is placed on the necessity of preserving a free and democratic Estonian society and protecting the accused.

The primary social issue revolves around education policy, the inefficiency of which is being criticized and for which accountability is being demanded. The topic of security (police officers) is only brought up as a negative example of funding being pitted against education.