By Plenary Sessions: Vadim Belobrovtsev

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The speaker is actively involved in educational matters, emphasizing the need to improve teachers' qualifications, salaries, and working conditions. Furthermore, there is a strong focus on religious freedom and the rights of religious organizations, opposing state pressure and unconstitutional interference in the church's canonical ties.

The primary social issue revolves around the balance between national security and civil liberties, with the speaker heavily emphasizing the protection of personal data and privacy. Concerns are being raised regarding the potential emergence of a police state and the surveillance of citizens, referencing a previous incident involving the unauthorized use of security cameras.

Regarding social issues, the focus is on the rights and awareness of linguistic minorities (Russian-speaking residents) and Ukrainian refugees. It is emphasized that the translation of laws is essential for improving the rights of Russian-speaking employees and preventing labor disputes.

The speaker stresses the importance of improving family well-being through free kindergarten. He defends the rights of religious associations and criticizes a draft law that compels the Estonian Orthodox Church to sever canonical ties with the Moscow Patriarchate, deeming it unconstitutional and unjust.

The primary social issue is the livelihood and well-being of the elderly, emphasizing their economic vulnerability and insufficient income. Criticism focuses on how government decisions (taxation, price increases) are worsening the quality of life for pensioners.

The primary social issue is children's health and the availability of quality school meals, which is directly linked to state funding and the financial burden placed on parents. The objective is to ensure children receive healthy and substantial food, something the current 1-euro contribution no longer makes possible due to inflation.

The central social theme is the demographic crisis and the livelihood of families with children and pensioners. It is emphasized that increasing the birth rate requires economic security and trust in the state. Furthermore, concern is expressed regarding the war-mongering rhetoric of government members, which inhibits family planning.

The social issues addressed include traffic safety and public order, specifically those stemming from the proliferation of light personal transporters (LPTs), including microcars. Particular emphasis is placed on the risks associated with underage or intoxicated drivers, as well as the police's inability to effectively monitor these violations. Crucially, ensuring the safety and adequate insurance coverage for other road users (pedestrians and motorists) must be guaranteed.

The main social issues are linked to education and welfare, focusing on fair compensation for teachers and ensuring school meals for students. It is stressed that the state must increase its contribution, as one euro per day is no longer sufficient due to inflation.

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In the social sector, the focus is on measures to improve the quality of youth work and hobby education, as outlined in the coalition agreement. A concern is being raised that the new qualification requirements (Level 5) may lead to workers leaving the field, which highlights worries about workforce stability.