By Plenary Sessions: Raimond Kaljulaid

The style is analytical, logical, and detailed, grounded in the extensive presentation of legislative examples and research. The speaker is forthright and employs ironic humor to underscore the lack of correlation between competence and age ("unfortunately, idiots are everywhere and at every age"). The address is aimed directly at the other debate participants (Urmas Reinsalu, Jaak Valge) and is generally rational.

The tone is persuasive, encouraging, and decisive, urging colleagues toward a courageous vote. He uses colloquial metaphors ("poking the bear," "quiet as little angels") to simplify and ridicule counterarguments. The style is balanced, combining logical security analysis with an emotional call to action.

The style is formal, but it incorporates irony and sarcasm, particularly regarding the competence of ministers, where it contrasts a competent minister with an "ignoramus." The tone is casually dismissive towards the opposition, stressing that their arguments lack credibility and are merely part of an election campaign.