By Plenary Sessions: Priit Sibul

The central social issue is religious life and the legal structure of churches, stressing that this falls within the sphere of personal matters and conscience. He defends the unique character of monastic life and the nuns' dedication to divine service, contrasting this with administrative concerns, and underscores the necessity of respecting the church's canonical law in limiting state interference.

It focuses on the regulation of immigration among social issues, viewing it primarily as a matter of labor policy and state control. Specific emphasis is placed on the necessity of knowing the mechanism that ensures temporary workers depart from Estonia.

The topic of public health and pandemic prevention is addressed under the umbrella of social issues, with a particular focus on viruses and vaccines. International surveillance and crisis prevention are emphasized.

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In social matters, there is a strong emphasis on citizens' willingness to defend themselves and the advocacy of gun ownership within the context of national security. The speaker criticizes the actions of the Ministry of the Interior and environmental protection agencies, which, in his view, "harass" gun owners and hunters, and calls for the establishment of more public shooting ranges.