By Plenary Sessions: Leo Kunnas

The style is formal, analytical, and appropriately urgent, focusing on logical arguments and strategic necessity. The speaker presents their views in a structured manner, posing five detailed questions and utilizing both historical examples and concrete facts (e.g., Poland's 2.3 billion investment). The tone is predominantly controlled, but also includes a positive remark regarding the effectiveness of a previous question.

The rhetorical style is formal, concise, and businesslike, making it appropriate for the Vice-Chair of the committee to comment to the plenary. The tone is predominantly procedural and realistic, particularly concerning the National Broadcasting Corporation's expected reaction to being designated a vital service provider.

The tone is professional and analytical, yet insistent and concerned when addressing security matters, stressing that the current security situation necessitates finding solutions. He employs logical arguments (precedents, the availability of warehouse space) and specific comparisons (a 0:4 score in the defense industry). He frankly admits that the political climate for adopting the necessary decisions (requiring 51 supporting votes) is not yet mature, but that it is inevitable.