By Plenary Sessions: Maria Jufereva-Skuratovski

The rhetorical style is optimistic, decisive, and persuasive, emphasizing speed and responsibility when taking action. Both logical arguments (such as keeping the administrative burden low and economic justification) and historical appeals (references to the success and spirit of the 1990s) are employed. The speaker openly acknowledges the difficult situation faced by the public (price pressure) but immediately reframes it as future-oriented solutions.

The style is highly formal and respectful, directly addressing the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court during the plenary session. The address is purely logical and question-based, focusing on obtaining specific information (risks, timeline) without emotional appeals.

The rhetorical style is formal, respectful, and constructive, addressing both the chair of the session and the presenter. A brief emotional appeal is utilized (referencing a sad incident involving a young man) to justify the political decision, but the primary focus remains on posing a rational and solution-oriented question.