By Plenary Sessions: Anti Allas

The style is formal, informative, and procedural, typical of a commission representative's report. The tone is calm and optimistic, emphasizing that the issue will soon be comprehensively resolved and is being actively addressed. The speaker relies on facts, references to representatives of the Government of the Republic, and legislative schedules, rather than emotional arguments.

The rhetorical style is passionate and personal, acknowledging that the positive presentation served as "balm for the soul." At the same time, the style is also practical and solution-oriented, posing specific case-based questions and seeking a "third way" to reconcile communities. The tone is respectful toward the presenters but critical of national policy.

The speaker's style is moderate, rational, and conciliatory, beginning with an expression of gratitude for the reasonable discussion. He/She uses a cultural reference ("The Last Relic") and historical context to frame the issue as the avoidance of recurring conflicts. The style balances an emotional appeal (avoiding tensions) with a pragmatic political focus (cohesion and defense capability).

The style is formal, courteous, and respectful, utilizing the addresses "Esteemed Presiding Officer" and "Dear Rapporteur." The address begins with an expression of recognition ("I am pleased"), but then becomes direct and interrogative, focusing on procedural clarification and logical scrutiny.