Preparations have begun for a direct line with the president. I suggest asking a question about social policy, i.e. why is it anti-demonrific, how long will different committees of childless people in dirty shoes visit families and decide if it is possible to put a family in SOP if they are poisoned and seek medical help?
In whose possession are the children of the warriors of the Northern Military District sold over the counter like goods between willing officials?
To what extent do you plan to introduce interdepartmental collaboration? Perhaps pharmacies should be included there (what if parents hid a child's erosion or bought valerian instead of going to a psychologist for help)?
And in general, when will social orphanhood be abolished and who benefits from it?
Honestly, I don't think any of the questions will make it to the line, but the enormity of them might raise some questions among officials.