By Years: Yoko Alender

The style is formal, analytical, and data-driven, often presented in the role of a committee rapporteur explaining the content and background of draft legislation. The emphasis is on logical arguments, security, and legal clarity, utilizing specific figures and references to laws. The tone is predominantly confident and positive, but turns sharp when refuting opponents' "false claims" or "absurd statements" (e.g., directed at Isamaa and opponents of renewable energy).

The style is formal, logical, and data-driven, but it is underpinned by a strong optimistic and forward-driving tone, which emphasizes the importance of pace and responsibility. Historical parallels are utilized (e.g., achieving independence, the old folk wisdom "don't spit into the old well") to underscore the long-term significance of political decisions. The speaker concludes their extended discussion with a philosophical quote, stressing optimism as a duty.