By Plenary Sessions: Madis Timpson

The social policy focus centers on the unemployment insurance reform, which will eliminate two parallel systems and define the criteria for suitable employment (requiring qualification during the initial 20 weeks). The discussion also covers increasing the state fees for social services operating licenses and enhancing the role of the subsistence benefit, particularly for young people and students who lack prior work history.

The primary social issues concern the accessibility and quality of nursing care provided to recipients of special welfare services. Specifically, attention is being paid to the concerns raised by people with disabilities regarding the reorganization of the medication packaging service and the preservation of minimum requirements for 24-hour special care services.

The primary social concern is the operational resilience of healthcare and guaranteeing the security of medicine supply during crises. For security considerations, the need for the population to acquire personal household reserves is also highlighted.