By Years: Jüri Jaanson

The rhetorical style is predominantly formal, analytical, and detail-oriented, especially in commission reports. In debate, they are confident and vigorously defend their positions, emphasizing logical arguments and fact-based evidence (e.g., Health Board studies). They are prepared to criticize the rhetoric of opponents if they deem it inappropriate or incompetent (e.g., the Center Party's "blind and deaf" comment).

The style is highly formal, courteous, and questioning, often addressing presenters and the presiding body with respectful titles ("Honored Chairman of the Session," "Honored Minister"). The speaker relies on logical arguments and detailed clarification, focusing on the practical aspects and logistics of implementing laws. They are critical of procedural violations, referring to one method of asking questions as "machine-gun fire" and criticizing the committee chairman for bias.