By Plenary Sessions: Tanel Kiik

The speaker employs a structured and analytical approach when posing questions, beginning with the broader context of public health and progressing toward specific solutions. The rhetoric is polite and constructive, utilizing formal address and hypothetical scenarios ("if you were to briefly imagine yourself as a member of parliament"). The presentation is logical and systematic, highlighting several interconnected aspects and concluding with a follow-up question regarding the scope of influence available to politicians.

The speaker employs an official and businesslike tone, stressing the committee's work as a "very substantive and businesslike discussion." The rhetoric is distinctly formal and procedure-focused, centering on facts and numerical data (190 countries, specific dates). Emotional appeals are absent; a logical and information-based approach dominates.

The speaker employs a formal and procedural approach, politely addressing the Deputy Speaker of the Riigikogu. The rhetoric is analytical and questioning, focusing on procedural clarity and legal correctness. The address is structured around logical questions that demand specific answers regarding the content and scope of the debate.

Uses persuasive and values-based rhetoric, emphasizing the importance of justice and equality. The style is emotional yet well-argued, focusing on the principles of social justice.