By Plenary Sessions: Helir-Valdor Seeder

The primary social issue concerns the revocation of voting rights for Russian and Belarusian citizens in local elections, a measure that is directly viewed as addressing a security threat. The text also mentions the opposition's previous resistance to the transition to Estonian-language education.

The social focus is directed at the impact of the car tax on families with children (who often need two older cars) and on people with disabilities, whose specific needs are not being taken into account. Regarding migration policy, emphasis is placed on security aspects, and there is opposition to the mass recruitment of labor from third countries. Furthermore, technical culture and those involved in motorsports (classic cars, racing vehicles) are being protected from additional taxation.

The main social issue is immigration and the associated integration problems, which are already considered a complex field in Estonia. Emphasis is placed on the need for controlled migration, and reference is made to security threats that have been highlighted in the yearbooks published by the Estonian Internal Security Service (Kaitsepolitsei).

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Among social issues, migration policy, integration, and internal security are the dominant topics. The speaker stresses that Estonia is not capable of integrating the current level of immigration without causing very serious problems within society, and strongly supports the implementation of an Estonian-language education system. The importance of social cohesion and unity is emphasized in the context of national security.