By Plenary Sessions: Jaak Valge

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It focuses on security and public healthcare among social issues, warning against the additional burden placed on Estonian hospitals and ambulance services by bringing in foreign prisoners. It also emphasizes the dignified treatment of citizens and their inclusion in decisions concerning their daily life and security.

The social issue being addressed is the restoration of society's sense of justice and public trust following charity-related fraud. Strong emphasis is placed on the victim's right to compensation for damages and ensuring accountability.

The primary social issue is population policy, regarding which the government is required to present a rapid and evidence-based action plan. The focus is on strategic planning and policy implementation.

Social issues are addressed through the prism of national memory, heritage protection, and state dignity. Particular emphasis is placed on the need to protect the memory of those who fell for Estonia from foreign interference.

The main social theme is immigration and integration, which is discussed within the context of protecting the nation-state and the constitution. It is emphasized that proficiency in the state language is the sole measure of integration, and concern is voiced regarding the decline in the level of Estonian language skills since 2022. The speaker is opposed to the creation of a bilingual Estonia.

The speaker emphasizes the pressing need to support the natural family and high birth rates, citing record low birth rates and Article 27 of the Constitution. Concerning social policy, the Ministry of Social Affairs is criticized for its inaction in addressing the demographic crisis. Regarding security and citizenship issues, [the speaker] is critical of the mass granting of international protection to Ukrainian men of mobilization age.