By Agendas: Vilja Toomast

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The main social issue is ensuring public order and security through the prohibition of aggression symbolism, which protects victims from humiliation and intimidation. The discussion also addressed the right to challenge police procedures and the accountability of officials for the improper application of the law.

The primary social issue revolves around increasing compliance with the law through penalties, emphasizing that fines and alternatives (such as detention) are necessary for disciplining behavior. It is stressed that ignorance of the law does not absolve responsibility, and that fines are necessary to prevent carelessness and negligence.

The text addresses the promotion of legal compliance through increased fines and touches upon the specific fine rates for minors (up to 18 years old), noting that these rates will essentially remain the same under the new rules. It also highlights the effectiveness of police surveillance methods, such as automated speed cameras.

The social focus centers on balancing the rights and security of incarcerated individuals. This includes supporting the restriction of solitary confinement, requiring authorization from a court or prosecutor's office, primarily to mitigate potential damage claims against the state. Concurrently, proposals that might have compromised prison security or demanded that prisons be prepared to offer higher education were rejected.

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