By Plenary Sessions: Urmas Reinsalu

Social issues are addressed through an economic lens, opposing the imposition of gender quotas on listed companies in the interest of economic freedom. He/She criticizes the conflation of ideological concepts and economic categories, which is inconsistent with the operational culture of a free society.

Social issues are addressed in the context of economic well-being and a widespread societal crisis of trust stemming from government lack of integrity. Emphasis is placed on the impact of tax increases on people's livelihoods and the decline in societal efficiency.

There is not enough data.

Social issues are viewed through the lens of economic sustainability, highlighting the negative impact of inflation on the real incomes of wage earners and pensioners. The speaker warns that rising prices reduce people's standard of living, but traditional social policy topics are not addressed.

The social focus centers on the rising tax burden and the difficult, forced choices facing lower-income individuals. There is heavy criticism of the government's justification for the draft climate law, particularly the suggestion that poorer people should cycle more to compensate for the car tax, an idea widely dismissed as naive, out of touch with reality, and irrelevant.

There is insufficient information.

In the social sector, emphasis is placed on the negative impact of economic policy on the livelihood of working people and the elderly, which is due to the rise in indirect taxes and general price increases. Social issues are addressed primarily in the context of economic sustainability and the cost of living.