By Plenary Sessions: Maria Jufereva-Skuratovski

The rhetorical style is formal and persuasive, combining logical argumentation (legal clarity, a balanced solution) with powerful emotional examples (a kidnapped child, car thieves). The speaker stresses the urgent need for action and employs international comparisons (the Netherlands, Finland) to bolster the credibility of the proposed solution. The speech concludes with a personal appeal to support the draft legislation, both in the capacity of a citizen and as a parent.

The rhetorical style is extremely formal, courteous, and procedural. The address is brief and focuses solely on announcing the submission of the bill, without including emotional or logical arguments. Respectful forms of address are used when speaking to the Chair of the session, the Prime Minister, and colleagues.