By Plenary Sessions: Valdo Randpere

This addresses a social issue in the context of residence permits and immigration, linking it to security and the political influence of a religious institution (the Russian Orthodox Church). It prioritizes security considerations, supporting the state’s right to restrict the presence of foreign visitors, especially if they are associated with hostile foreign powers.

The primary social issue is education, specifically the funding and quality of higher education. The speaker stresses the necessity of a functional and adequately funded education system, while calling into question the social and educational benefits of the current model.

Among the social issues discussed is the field of education, focusing specifically on how to finance teachers' salary increases and the necessity of reforming the school network. The strike itself is being treated more as a matter of financial and political illogic, rather than a question of social justice.

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The speaker brings up a social issue—surrogacy—by referencing EKRE's strong prior opposition, which had linked the practice to human trafficking. This topic is now being utilized as a means of exerting political pressure to explain the opposing side's skepticism toward the proposed bill.