By Plenary Sessions: Vadim Belobrovtsev

The primary social issue is the demographic crisis and the catastrophic decline in the birth rate, which is being addressed as a national security concern. Emphasis is placed on the necessity of providing families with a sense of stability and security, both to support the birth rate and to prevent significant problems in the immediate future.

Raises the issue of the mistreatment of pensioners due to delayed pension payments and demands state intervention. It focuses on ensuring public safety and criticizes the state's growing reliance on volunteers (firefighters, auxiliary police officers). Attention is also drawn to problems within the education system, where hiring unqualified teachers is becoming the norm.

The primary focus is on family policy, children's welfare, and the demographic crisis, calling for increased financial support and quality school meals for families. Concern was expressed regarding the erosion of public trust in the state following the cuts to benefits for large families. It also references the infringement of religious freedom related to the bill returned by the president, endorsing the president's stance.

The focus is on valuing education and culture through salary policy, emphasizing the severe shortage of teachers and the challenge of attracting new talent. It also highlights ensuring the quality and healthiness of children's nutrition through state funding, in compliance with the Ministry of Social Affairs' new requirements.

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It emphasizes strengthening family relations by offering an extra day off (the second day of Easter) for recovery from work-related stress. It considers the social motivation of young people to start working important, so that they aren't just "hanging out" in shopping centers. It utilizes a religious framework, noting that Estonia is a Christian country and the draft legislation has received the approval of the Estonian Council of Churches.

When addressing social issues, emphasis is placed on the necessity of shielding vulnerable groups from the tax burden. The speaker specifically backs car tax relief or concessions for families with children, people with disabilities, rural residents, and pensioners.

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In social policy, priority is given to the demographic situation and the financial well-being of families with children, requiring the child allowance to be raised to 150 euros. Furthermore, family values and leisure time are promoted, with draft legislation being submitted to declare the second day of Easter and Children’s Protection Day (June 1) as national holidays.