By Agendas: Mati Raidma

The social focus is directed toward the protection of the population and the enhancement of crisis preparedness. Emphasis is placed on the self-sufficiency of individuals in crisis situations, as well as the state's obligation to provide hazard information (EE-ALARM) and training.

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The main social theme is the implementation of "civil protection" within the legal framework, focusing on people's resilience during crises, protection from threats, and assistance in managing the consequences. Emphasis is placed on the crucial role of the administrative areas of the Ministry of the Interior and the Ministry of Social Affairs, along with the Rescue Board, in population training and evacuation.

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Social issues are addressed through the prism of security, focusing on maintaining the population's sense of confidence and developing civil protection as part of comprehensive national defense. The role of internal security and vital services is also emphasized.

The focus of these social issues is on the human rights of the Crimean Tatars, as an indigenous people, and the preservation of their identity. Emphasis is placed on historical and ongoing persecution, imprisonment, and the destruction of their language, culture, and historical sites. The topic is framed as a matter of genocide and indigenous rights.

Social issues are addressed within the context of comprehensive national defense and crisis resilience. Emphasis is placed on society's responsibility and contribution to security, noting that the security matter is "our common concern, from the pensioner to the baker." Other traditional social themes are absent from the speeches.

The rights of gun owners and their role in security were discussed, leading to a reduction in gun permit fees. This reduction was made in recognition of the role gun owners play in the security realm and the additional duties undertaken by hunters. The state fee for marriage registration was also briefly touched upon, but the proposal to abolish this fee was rejected.

Social issues pertain to administrative procedures, such as civil registry actions (birth certificates) and the regulation of firearms permits. It is emphasized that social benefits have been maintained for specific beneficiary groups—for example, a 50% discount when applying for an identity document—which demonstrates the preservation of a certain degree of social sensitivity even while implementing the cost principle.

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