By Plenary Sessions: Rain Epler

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Among social issues, emphasis is placed on the accessibility of housing and cars for young people and less affluent individuals, seeing the government's policy as a threat to social justice and property rights. The speaker defends the historical Estonian model, where life has progressed thanks to the free use of property.

The primary social issue revolves around the management of public space and historical memory, with strong support for the removal of the monument to prevent the continuation of inappropriate celebrations occurring at the site. Furthermore, attention is focused on guaranteeing freedom of speech for members of parliament and ensuring procedural justice within the work of the Riigikogu.

Strong concern over the catastrophic drop in the birth rate and criticism directed at liberal immigration policies, which are seen as having led to a "dead end" (citing the examples of Sweden and Germany). The discussion also covers issues related to education (teacher shortages) and internal security (the regulation of e-cigarettes, the black market).

The social topic of home birth is addressed, focusing on the assessment of associated risks and the systemic pressure exerted by the medical system to channel individuals into hospitals. It is stressed that the system naturally desires everything to proceed through its established channels, and the potential flexibility of doctors when issuing documentation is also mentioned.

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The speaker directly links the radicalization of German society and the protests (farmers' blockades) to the outcomes of the green transition and "ultra-liberal immigration policy." This indicates concern regarding social stability and the impact of liberal policies on society.