By Plenary Sessions: Helir-Valdor Seeder

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The speaker focuses on the intersection of social and security issues, specifically addressing the voting rights of third-country nationals and stateless persons. They advocate for restricting these voting rights to establish a secure and controllable environment for the future and, crucially, to reduce Russia’s incentive to interfere in Estonia’s internal elections. Immigration (Ukrainian war refugees) is also cited as a factor that increases the potential pool of third-country nationals eligible to vote.

Among the social issues addressed are the limitations of human resources and the premature departure of professional active service personnel, considering this a vital security issue. Concern is also raised regarding the lack of a competitive entrance examination at the Academy of Security Sciences, which points to worries about the quality of education and personnel.

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