By Plenary Sessions: Peeter Tali

The primary social issue addressed is religious freedom, which the speaker strongly defends as a constitutionally protected right. However, a clear line is drawn, asserting that allegiance to Patriarch Kirill (using the agent name Mikhailov) is not religious freedom, but rather the exploitation of faith and believers.

The primary social issue revolves around the security and protection of the population during crises, underscoring the state's duty to guarantee the health and lives of its residents. This topic is examined through the lens of civil and national defense, necessitating widespread training and the establishment of dedicated shelters.

Instead of social themes, the focus is placed on ensuring the security of the people and the state, emphasizing that every opportunity must be utilized to ensure the people of Estonia are protected and that war does not reach the territory. This brings security and a fierce determination to defend to the forefront, justifying withdrawal from international agreements.