By Plenary Sessions: Aleksandr Tšaplõgin

In the social sector, attention is focused on the accessibility of mental health care and the inadequacy of social benefits (unemployment insurance, subsistence allowance), stressing that entire categories of citizens, such as students, are left without support. The rights of Russian citizens and non-citizens residing in Estonia are vigorously defended, opposing the revocation of voting rights based on the principle of collective punishment, which is contrary to democracy and the rule of law.

The only social issue discussed is the taxation of pensions, which is treated primarily as a matter of the state's debt obligation and fairness. Other social issues (e.g., education, immigration) are not addressed.

The main social issue revolves around economic justice and inequality, with the car tax being viewed as robbing the poor while not being offensive to the rich. Furthermore, the necessity of owning a car is emphasized due to the decreasing availability of public transportation.

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