By Years: Signe Kivi

The rhetorical style is formal, direct, and exacting. It often raises critical questions that focus on procedural deficiencies and credibility (e.g., demanding the publication of scientists' names). The tone is skeptical, particularly regarding the actions of ministers and government agencies, and employs rhetorical questions to clarify the source of decision-making authority.

The style is highly formal and detailed, particularly when presenting summaries of committee sessions, emphasizing procedural correctness and transparency. The tone is generally objective and analytical, utilizing logical appeals and citing laws or experts (e.g., the Auditor General). When addressing topics related to culture and demography, personal conviction and historical context are introduced, for instance, by referencing one's prior activities.