By Plenary Sessions: Mait Klaassen

The style is formal and inquisitive, beginning with polite addresses to the chairman and the rapporteur. The speaker employs both logical argumentation (a demand for research) and personal examples and anecdotes to underscore their authority on family policy topics ("three children and nine grandchildren").

The rhetorical style is formal and respectful, addressing the manager and the presenter. The tone is businesslike and direct, emphasizing the urgency of the issue and focusing on a logical argument based on consumer interests ("the consumer is primarily interested in 24/7 energy supply").

The rhetorical style is polite and formal, beginning with an acknowledgment of the minister's presentation ("Honorable Minister, I too would like to thank you for your excellent presentation"). Logical argumentation is employed, focusing on specific questions concerning the long-term viability of the investments and the existence of the necessary foundational studies. The tone is one of concern, referencing past mistakes exemplified by previously constructed but now empty schools.