By Plenary Sessions: Aleksandr Tšaplõgin

Within the social sector, the primary issues facing the state are highlighted as the need to eradicate poverty and boost the birth rate. There is particularly strong concern regarding the welfare of pensioners, with criticism directed at the government for cutting benefits and allowances for residents of care homes. The worsening of mental health, linked to rising taxes and prices, is also being brought to the forefront.

The focus is placed on social inequality and the rising cost of living, highlighting the difficult plight of pensioners and minimum wage earners. It utilizes the minister's personal anecdotes about saving money to emphasize the social divide between the government and low-wage workers.

Among social issues, emphasis is placed on the risk of people's living standards declining, which is directly linked to economic policy decisions (excise taxes). Social problems are mainly addressed through the prism of economic inequality and tax policy.

The social topic under discussion is the social equity of healthcare financing and the protection of poorer individuals from financial burdens. This is closely tied to questions of economic redistribution, underscoring the fact that the majority of patients are not wealthy.

Among the social issues being addressed is the decline in the standard of living, which is directly linked to rising prices and the general economic situation.

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