By Plenary Sessions: Ester Karuse

The speaker's style is critical and direct, using an emotionally charged anecdote (the conscription notice sent to a boy with special care needs) to illustrate the system's deficiencies. He/She poses rhetorical questions to challenge the feasibility of the concept presented by the rapporteur. The tone is one of concern, demanding that fundamental standards be upheld.

The register is formal, businesslike, and procedural, fitting the role of the commission's representative. Emphasis is placed on logical arguments and citing official documents (the executive summary) to justify the usefulness of the proposed bill. When answering questions, the style remains polite, but clearly defines the boundaries of the representative's role, directing deeper substantive questions toward the minister.