By Plenary Sessions: Priit Sibul

There is no comprehensive position regarding social issues, but the speaker links the regulation of noise target values to the question of the well-being of residents and children. In particular, it is emphasized that balconies and terraces are places where children can sleep or spend their free time, which necessitates noise regulation.

The primary social issue is health equity and access to healthcare, linked directly to the necessity of expanding health insurance coverage. The question of public health is also being raised, specifically citing overweight adults and children as a major concern. The overall focus is on mitigating social risks and ensuring equitable access to services.

There is not enough data.

The primary social focus is on the accessibility of education and the inequality driven by socio-economic background, which screens students out of the system during high school entrance exams. The speaker demands additional resources, attention, and support to help students who have fallen behind and prevent the neglect of compulsory education. Furthermore, the need to trust schools and school leaders in internal assessment is emphasized.