By Plenary Sessions: Madis Kallas

The tone is formal, constructive, and persuasive, centering on logical arguments and the resolution of a systemic problem (fragmentation). The speaker utilizes historical context ("talked about for over a decade") and emphasizes a forward-looking vision to justify uniting forces. The style is appreciative, thanking those who participated in the process and stressing the importance of teamwork.

The rhetorical style is explanatory, formal, and focused on logic, seeking to dispel confusion regarding the nature of the land tax growth limit by emphasizing that it is a ceiling, not a floor for growth. The speaker uses personal authority ("as a former city and municipality leader") to support their arguments and presents their position firmly but courteously. They directly address the members of the Riigikogu who are specifically interested in the topic, advising them to communicate with the officials.

The language used is formal, procedural, and informative, characteristic of a report presented by a representative of the steering committee. The tone is neutral and appreciative, emphasizing the substance and effectiveness of the discussions. The arguments are entirely logical, relying on the commission's decisions and the facts established during the meetings.

The rhetorical style is polite, formal, and constructive. The speaker begins by acknowledging the Prime Minister for introducing the topic, while emphasizing its gravity. The subsequent question is logical and focuses on finding specific procedural solutions.