By Plenary Sessions: Anti Allas

The style is formal, addressing the presiding officer and colleagues, but simultaneously passionate and slightly moralizing towards those who cast doubt on scientists. The tone is generally optimistic regarding young people, but also includes an urgent warning about the dangers of increasing consumption. Both logical arguments (economic growth vs. consumption) and value-based concluding messages are employed.

The rhetorical style is inquisitive, analytical, and formal, focusing on logical and fact-based arguments. The speaker poses direct, policy-focused questions, seeking specific figures and systemic solutions. He/She begins their addresses with polite acknowledgments, which points to a balanced and respectful tone.

The rhetorical style is polite and questioning, respectfully addressing the Chairman of the Finance Committee. The tone is logical and analytical, presenting a simple hypothesis to test the line of reasoning within the context of the late-night discussion.

The style is predominantly formal, analytical, and critical, emphasizing logical argumentation and relying on the conclusions of the National Audit Office. The overall tone is one of concern, describing the country's situation as "grim" and demanding clear action from the Government of the Republic. There is also a brief, personal interjection focusing on the internal culture and decorum of the chamber, specifically criticizing finger-pointing.