By Plenary Sessions: Andre Hanimägi

The speaker's style is formal, polite, and analytical, starting with standard parliamentary addresses. The appeal is purely logical and procedural, focusing on the necessity of understanding the consequences of the decision and considering all alternatives. The tone is questioning and demanding, yet non-confrontational.

The rhetorical style is predominantly appreciative, empathetic, and constructive, focusing on highlighting positive outcomes and praising the minister. Both logical arguments (the need for flexibility in the labor market) and strong emotional appeals are utilized, emphasizing that "the presence of loved ones is the best cure." The speaker attempts to save time and concentrates more intensely on the most crucial points of the draft bill.

The style is formal and centered on questions, beginning with implicit criticism concerning the attraction of investments, while expressing hope for the Estonian minister's success. The overall tone is concerned but constructive, focusing on logical arguments regarding the necessity of future planning.