By Months: Lauri Hussar

In the official legislative context, the tone is authoritative, consensual, and reasoned, emphasizing compromise and a sense of responsibility. Logical appeals are employed, referencing the constitution and financial prudence. However, during Christmas-themed presentations, the style shifts to become highly humorous, anecdotal, and retrospective, focusing on an examination of the parliament's internal culture.

The rhetorical style is formal and respectful, employing the salutations, "Esteemed Chair of the Session! Honored colleagues!" The tone is businesslike and rather logical, focusing on political necessity and compromise rather than emotional persuasion. The speech concludes with a wish for a fruitful discussion, which indicates a consensus-driven approach.

The rhetorical style is formal and procedural, concentrating on the presentation of facts and the clarification of the timeline. The tone is respectful and encouraging toward colleagues, requesting their patience concerning the potentially dense agenda. The appeals are purely logical and institutional.

The style is formal and respectful, utilizing forms of address such as "Esteemed Presiding Officer" and "Vice-Chairman." However, the responses also contain a noticeable touch of humor and metaphors (chairs in a furniture workshop) used to clarify administrative processes. The overall tone is positive and focuses on improving the appearance of the chamber.

The style is formal and businesslike, submitting a parliamentary inquiry to the Vice-President of the Riigikogu and the Minister of Foreign Affairs. The tone is concerned and urgent, emphasizing the need to continue active lobbying efforts directed at US decision-makers in order to overcome domestic political obstacles.