By Plenary Sessions: Aleksandr Tšaplõgin

On social issues, the speaker is fiercely conservative, opposing the advancement of LGBT agendas and stressing the necessity of promoting the traditional family unit and increasing birth rates. At the same time, however, he actively defends civil rights, particularly the right of trade unions (teachers, firefighters, police officers) to assemble and demonstrate.

The main social issue is the legalization of prostitution and the promotion of sex tourism. The speaker uses this topic to express strong opposition to the liberalization of socially sensitive areas, emphasizing moral opposition over purely financial gain.

The primary social focus is directed toward poverty and social inequality, stemming from high prices and low incomes. Targeted social measures, such as free food vouchers or cards, are supported to assist those in need, referring to this assistance as a human obligation.

The primary social issue is access to healthcare, highlighting concerns over lengthy medical waiting lists, some of which stretch to six months or even longer. This is framed as a critical problem requiring an immediate financial solution.

The primary social issue is poverty and the widespread financial insecurity among the population. It is stressed that thousands of people are forced to take out loans just to cover their daily utility bills, which points to significant deficiencies in the social safety net.