By Plenary Sessions: Jaak Aab

It uses figurative language ("reaching for the trowel" versus "reaching for the wallet") to emphasize the differing impact of culture and healthcare on citizens' wallets. The style is polite and constructive, posing specific questions aimed at finding solutions.

The speaker employs a formal, analytical style, combining fact-based arguments with concrete examples. Their tone is moderate and constructive, although they note a "piquant situation" and a "bad taste" regarding the public accusations. They structure their arguments logically, starting with a description of the problem and moving toward solutions, using diplomatic language even when addressing critical topics.

Uses a polite and formal tone ("Thank you, esteemed Chairman! Respected Minister!"). The style is fact-based and inquisitive, focusing on specific figures and forecasts. The approach is constructive, seeking practical answers.

Employs a measured and well-reasoned approach, combining factual data with personal experience. The tone is respectful and collegial ("Esteemed Chairman," "Honorable Minister"), yet firm in their positions. Metaphors are used ("throwing the baby out with the bathwater") alongside practical examples to strengthen the arguments.