By Plenary Sessions: Riina Solman

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It focuses on social sustainability in rural areas and the negative impact of population out-migration. The aim is to ensure the viability of rural life and halt the exodus of residents to major urban centers.

It focuses on family policy, demographic stability, and ensuring all children are valued equally. It stresses that the first and second child should also receive a 100-euro benefit to prevent "making distinctions between children." The text also raises the issue of a needs-based approach, noting that this could be particularly relevant for large families and single parents.

The primary social issue is the balance between security and civil liberties, with the speaker firmly opposing measures that resemble "attitude policing" or "thought control." Concern is also expressed regarding the incitement of people, which works against the interests of the Estonian state.

The primary social issue is family policy, the birth rate, and support for large families. The speaker strongly advocates for a clear national commitment to supporting families and children, stressing the importance of restoring funding for extracurricular activities for school-age children, starting with the fourth child in the family.

There is a strong focus on family policy, demanding support for multi-child families and an increase in child benefits and single-parent support payments. The justification cited is the low birth rate and the need to send a "warm signal" to families that the state stands behind them. The issue of the Defense Forces is also addressed, criticizing the debate initiated by the opposing party concerning mandatory military service for women.

The primary social issue is the welfare of servicemen and their families, stressing the sacrifice made by young soldiers (long periods away, life-threatening situations) and the necessity of guaranteeing them sufficient income. This is framed as a state obligation to those who are the first to put their lives on the line for Estonia.

The most crucial social issue is the demographic crisis and supporting large families, opposing cuts to family benefits and the car tax. He/She also emphasizes dignified aging and home care for the elderly. Furthermore, he/she addresses the issue of immigration, linking uncontrolled immigration not to solving the demographic crisis, but rather to internal security threats and budgetary costs.