By Plenary Sessions: Priit Sibul

Among social issues, the topic of voting rights for citizens of aggressor states in local elections is being raised, carrying a strong security emphasis. Furthermore, Estonian patriotism is highlighted as a crucial value, the consistency of which is demanded from political figures.

In the social sphere, emphasis is placed on criticizing the reduction of benefits for large families and the unfairness of car taxation for those who require heavier vehicles (buses). The issue of voting rights for third-country nationals is also raised, which the Reform Party uses as a political bargaining tool.

The speaker strongly opposes the voting rights of third-country nationals, directly linking this issue to voters from aggressor states and characterizing it as a major security threat. Reference was also made to the instability of social policy, citing the fluctuating status and inconsistent handling of benefits for large families under different governments as a key example.

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