By Months: Kadri Tali

The main social theme is the central role of culture and sports in every person's life, emphasizing their impact on the health of the younger generation, the country's image, and its will to defend. The speaker opposes the notion that culture is merely secondary social welfare or a hobby.

Among the social issues, emphasis is placed on guaranteeing the safety of sports events and legalizing the processing of children's and youth training loads—which constitutes the processing of personal data. The problem of instructor succession in the cultural sector is highlighted particularly acutely, requiring substantive solutions within the education and wage support systems, rather than just a symbolic piece of legislation.

The social focus is directed towards public health and youth well-being, emphasizing the role of sport in shaping healthy and responsible individuals. A concern is raised regarding the financial pressure parents face when covering the costs of children's extracurricular activities. Culture is considered the DNA of Estonian identity and the foundation for a mentally healthy nation.

The social focus is on raising young people and shaping their character through sports and extracurricular activities. It is emphasized that these areas foster more upright, responsible individuals, discipline, and developed critical thinking. These social skills are directly linked to strengthening the nation's health, defense resolve, and defense capabilities.