By Plenary Sessions: Jaanus Karilaid

The rhetorical style is critical and exacting, focusing on acknowledging the government's failures in energy policy and criticizing the legacy of the previous administration. A formal tone is employed, and the argumentation relies on logic, citing economic stagnation and specific data regarding pricing and investments.

The rhetorical style is urgent, idealistic, and persuasive, employing strong moral and value-based language (e.g., defining citizenship as a "good and a privilege"). The speaker utilizes metaphors ("half measure," "full measure") and stresses the value of time (one month) and resources. The text concludes with an optimistic and "positively idealistic" call for achieving parliamentary unity.