By Plenary Sessions: Mario Kadastik

The style is highly combative, accusatory, and sharp, focusing on the opponent's (Urmas Reinsalu) systematic dishonesty and distortion of numbers ("lies with a straight face"). Logical appeals and fact-checking are employed, but the tone remains personally critical, demanding that the "rubbish" stop. Illustrative analogies (such as the number of podcast followers) are used to explain statistical manipulation.

The style is confident, corrective, and strongly analytical, focusing heavily on facts and data. The speaker corrects opponents regarding both the bill number and economic data, employing logical arguments to justify the policy. Direct expressions are used (e.g., "making a colossal elephant out of a mosquito") to downplay objections, while generally maintaining a formal tone.

The speaker employs a style that is predominantly argumentative, direct, and combative, focusing on the refutation of opponents' claims (particularly numerical data) and the correction of misconceptions. He utilizes strong logical appeals and technical information, often being sarcastic and dismissive toward his opponents (e.g., citing Urmas Reinsalu's "mental inflation" and "talking nonsense"). He favors arguments grounded in facts and legislation over emotional appeals.