By Plenary Sessions: Tanel Tein

The social focus is directed toward the development of culture and sports, which is funded through gambling revenues. Key priorities include the construction and renovation of nationally significant sports facilities, as well as attracting private funding into social sectors.

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This addresses the issue of sport and culture governance, highlighting the obstacles to sports development and the necessity of robust sports management. Other social issues are not covered.

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The central social theme is improving children's physical and mental health, as studies indicate low levels of physical activity and high rates of obesity among children. Sports education for children is viewed as a vital preventative mechanism that will ultimately reduce future healthcare and social costs. Extracurricular activities are also seen as an important method for preventing various issues.

The organizational aspects and efficiency of healthcare are addressed, which constitutes a part of social policy, although data concerning traditional social issues is lacking.

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Among social topics, the health aspect is briefly touched upon in the context of excise duties, but the discussion then immediately moves on to economic and fiscal considerations, which demonstrates the priority given to the economic focus.

The main social focus is on improving the quality and accessibility of youth extracurricular activities and school sports. It emphasizes the necessity of engaging the 50% of children who are currently inactive in sports. It views the importance of parental sports education and awareness campaigns as the solution.

It focuses on promoting children's sports education and physical activity, viewing this as a critical social issue primarily targeting parents. The objective is to ensure children's health and sustained working capacity later in life, thereby reducing future national healthcare expenditures.

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Among the social issues addressed is the management of the public broadcaster (ERR), which is linked to cultural and media institutions. Other social topics, such as education, immigration, or civil liberties, are not discussed.

Among the social topics addressed is the funding of culture and sport, highlighting the necessity of supporting these areas through private sector involvement. These topics are framed as financial and policy matters.