By Plenary Sessions: Rene Kokk

The speech is formal, critical, and skeptical, using the address "esteemed chairman." The speaker poses rhetorical questions and demands a firm confirmation from the presenter (to "put one's hand on one's heart"), emotionally emphasizing that 100.4 million is "very regrettable" and an excessively large sum.

The style is direct, questioning, and critical, particularly when addressing the Prime Minister, demanding specific knowledge (a briefing). The speaker employs logical argumentation (theft is a problem) and attempts to dismantle the image created by the opposing side, adding illustrative examples (Spanish real estate purchases made with suitcases full of cash).

The rhetorical style is predominantly combative, critical, and accusatory, especially directed at the coalition and the Deputy Speaker of the Riigikogu, who was called a provocateur. Strong emotional appeals are utilized (voter deception) alongside logical arguments (the specific characteristics of rural life and the accessibility of services). The speaker is straightforward and formal, but does not shy away from personal accusations.

The rhetorical style is highly critical and aggressive, employing sarcasm concerning the Minister’s attendance and decorum. The speaker presents a detailed list of specific failures and rhetorically demands the Minister’s assessment of the situation, relying heavily on logical appeal and facts regarding administrative blunders.