By Plenary Sessions: Vadim Belobrovtsev

The social issues are limited to Christmas peace and the valuing of family, which are presented in the context of holiday wishes. Other socio-political standpoints are absent.

Among social issues, emphasis is placed on ensuring the safety and sense of security for the Estonian Jewish community, a position that stands in opposition to the Estonian Academy of Arts' decision to end cooperation with Israeli universities. Furthermore, the accessibility and quality of public safety services (such as the rescue service) for city residents is also crucial.

The social sphere addresses education funding, criticizing the lack of resources for teachers' pay raises while, simultaneously, funds are located for purchasing computer equipment. Furthermore, the question of public safety is being raised concerning the closure of a Rescue Department station.

The main social issue is the solidarity and justice between the political elite and the people, which is expressed through the demand to reduce ministers' representation expenses. The importance of transparency in the use of public funds is emphasized.

The social sphere focuses on education policy and childcare services, criticizing the state's attempts to convert existing childcare facilities into kindergartens without adequate qualified staff or funding. Emphasis is placed on protecting the interests of teachers and parents, and opposing the education pact in its current form.

When discussing social issues, emphasis is placed on the regressive impact of tax increases (e.g., the car tax, fuel excise duty) on poorer and less financially secure segments of the population. Furthermore, the introduction of income tax on pensions is criticized, marking a new negative social change.

Among social issues, the topics of responsibility and equal rules are addressed, demanding that politicians be subject to the same regulations regarding work duties and salary payment that apply to the rest of the Estonian people. This is an emphasis on social justice in terms of accountability.

The primary social issue is demography and family policy, emphasizing the need to increase families' confidence in the future so that they feel secure enough to have children. It criticizes the reduction of family benefits, linking social well-being directly to economic stability.

The focus is on social justice and the economic protection of vulnerable groups (pensioners, large families) against tax increases. An important topic addressed is early childhood education, where there is criticism of state intervention and the raising of qualification requirements without supplementary funding, a move that could ultimately shift the burden onto parents.

The primary social issue is the right to vote in local elections for non-citizens, including holders of the grey passport, as well as citizens of Russia and Belarus. The speaker strongly advocates for maintaining a broad base of suffrage, viewing any restriction as a security threat and a departure from democratic principles. Particular emphasis is placed on preserving the voting rights of grey passport holders.

Among the social issues addressed is the need to limit alcohol and tobacco consumption, a point with which the speaker is fundamentally in agreement. The primary social concern, however, is related to the rising cost of living and its impact on people's daily lives.