By Plenary Sessions: Urmas Reinsalu

The focus on social issues is tied to security, particularly concerning the restriction or removal of voting rights for citizens of the Russian Federation in local elections. This stance is justified by the obligation of loyalty to the aggressor state’s regime, stemming from the Russian constitution, which poses a direct security risk to Estonia’s public order and political authority. Furthermore, the activities of the Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate are also treated as a security risk.

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The speaker focuses on the themes of human dignity and security, referencing the safeguarding of human dignity for detainees and the suffering of the Crimean Tatars. He/She places strong emphasis on condemning the acts of genocide committed by totalitarian regimes (the Communist and Putin regimes). The social focus is strongly tied to the preservation of historical memory and national unity.

Social issues are not addressed. Only the climate research program and stove subsidies are mentioned as examples of expenses that should not be priorities in the current difficult financial situation.

The core social issue is demography and family policy. The speaker strongly opposes measures that reduce family benefits, arguing that they create instability and deepen the demographic catastrophe, while emphasizing the crucial importance of a sense of security for families.

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