By Plenary Sessions: Priit Sibul

The speaker defends religious freedom and criticizes the government's attitude toward churchgoers. He emphasizes that people believe in God, not the patriarch, and views the government's actions concerning the church as an example of state impotence. This topic is deeply connected to security and a values-based framework.

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Among the social issues mentioned is the minister’s stated goal of reducing harm caused by alcohol consumption. However, the speaker’s perspective is primarily economic, questioning whether the excise tax hike will actually achieve this social objective if the resulting revenue flows out of the country.

From a socio-political standpoint, the focus is on ensuring families' sense of security and providing social benefits. We oppose the lowering of the parental benefit ceiling and the raising of the healthcare co-payment (from 5 euros to 20 euros), as these measures directly affect families' ability to make ends meet. Finally, an explanation is demanded regarding how the draft bill contributes to the sense of security for families.

The focus regarding social issues is strictly limited to healthcare administrative systems and the operation of hospital information systems. Broader social topics are not covered.