By Plenary Sessions: Riina Solman

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The main social focus revolves around the economic well-being of families with children, large families, single parents, and the elderly. The speaker stresses that tax hikes and the reduction of family benefits directly damage Estonia's birth rate and the pool of future taxpayers. He defends the interests of low-wage earners, who will suffer the most severe consequences from the VAT increase.

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Among the social issues highlighted is the preservation of Estonian-language education in Ida-Virumaa as a means of combating Russification and Russian influence. Also in focus are civil defense and crisis training, requiring additional support for the work of Naiskodukaitse (the Women's Home Defense League) and a reduction in bureaucracy.

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The main social issue is immigration, which is viewed as a risk to internal security and a potential source of future social problems. Emphasis is placed on the financial burden that family migration accompanying new immigration places on the public purse, specifically covering kindergartens, medical services, and various benefits.