By Plenary Sessions: Madis Timpson

The speaker strongly supports the draft social law, emphasizing that the new system will provide more funds for 90% of children and clarifying the state's obligations (ending the maintenance obligation around the age of 24). The political focus is on improving the system and cutting bureaucracy, supporting the delegation of regulations to the minister's authority. This represents a policy- and results-based approach, centered on specific changes within the social benefits sector.

The political stance centers on the necessity of reforming the State Budget Act, citing international best practices (the Netherlands, Denmark) as examples. The speaker stresses the need for a precise interpretation of constitutional requirements and the opinions issued by the Chancellor of Justice. This position is specifically aimed at criticizing the inaction of the previous government (the Center Party) regarding the resolution of budgetary issues.