By Plenary Sessions: Ando Kiviberg

The style is formal and businesslike. On the topic of public transport, the tone is skeptical and cautionary ("burning doubt"), employing figurative expressions such as "throwing the baby out with the bathwater and flying into the gutter" and referencing the Yakuts on the bank of the Lena River. The report by the Legal Affairs Committee maintains a neutral, detailed, and procedural style, focusing on the accurate conveyance of facts and debates, including the relaying of questions posed by other colleagues.

The rhetorical style is extremely complimentary, friendly, and respectful, focused solely on conveying praise and good wishes. The address is formal and utilizes value-based appeals (such as balance and integrity) without relying on logical arguments or data.

The style is formal and respectful, politely addressing both the Director and the Minister and thanking them for the presentation. The tone is analytical and concerned, focusing on logical arguments that emphasize the seriousness of cyberattacks and the need to respond quickly with additional investments.

The rhetorical style is formal and analytical, presenting the question as a direct and critical inquiry to the Minister of Defence. The tone is concerned and cautious, referring to the question as "a slightly uncomfortable sort of question." The appeal is logical, focusing on risk analysis and the anticipation of future scenarios.