By Plenary Sessions: Rain Epler

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The speaker highlighted concerns regarding civil liberties and state control, sharply criticizing the government's trajectory toward creating a "China-like hyper-controlling state" through constant surveillance. This stands in direct contrast to the prime minister's promise to establish a "state of free citizens."

The discussion touches upon social issues, specifically the simplification of bringing in foreign labor, while criticizing the government's rhetoric for oversimplifying this process. The employment issue for local actors, linked to film incentives, is also indirectly brought up.

When it comes to social issues, the priority is protecting families with children, especially large families, from unfair taxation. The speaker sharply criticizes ministry-funded projects related to the learning mobility of the unemployed and 'social genders,' calling them "ideological nonsense" that takes money away from children's education and the education of children with special needs.