By Plenary Sessions: Priit Sibul

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The discussion focuses on the social equilibrium between the necessity of nature conservation and individual property rights, specifically supporting private landowners who are negatively affected by state protection measures. Secondly, the text addresses the Arms Act, advocating for the expansion of rights for private individuals and businesses with the goal of enhancing the nation's defense capabilities.

The main social issue is the quality of the education system and student motivation, criticizing an experiment that caused confusion among students graduating basic school and complicated the continuation of studies after the exams.

No data available. All submitted comments focus on environmental regulation, property rights, and economic issues.

Critics in the social sphere are targeting the care reform's failure to secure the promised nursing home spots for pensioners, framing this as a matter of social justice. Regarding security, the speaker advocates for the establishment of shooting ranges as part of comprehensive national defense, aiming to ensure people know how to handle firearms, thus supporting amendments to the Weapons Act. They stress the necessity of guaranteeing access to these ranges for auxiliary police officers and volunteers as well.

There is insufficient data. Social issues (education, immigration, civil rights) are not addressed.

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