By Plenary Sessions: Helmen Kütt

The first speech is formal and ceremonial, utilizing a historical narrative and a list of performance-driven achievements, and concluding with an emotional appeal regarding the upcoming Children's Protection Day. The second speech is skeptical and critical, employing the metaphor "done-thought, not thought-done" to criticize the legislative process and express concern.

The style is formal, respectful, and sincere, balancing the citation of strategic documents and statistics (a logical appeal) with a strong value-based and emotional emphasis. The speaker uses personal credibility to emphasize the sincerity of their words, acknowledging that their thoughts might sound "overly dramatic." The tone is generally supportive and constructive, recognizing the work that has been done.

The address is formal and respectful, directed towards the esteemed Presiding Officer and the Minister. The style is analytical and logical, focusing on the justification of the policy (the necessity of imposing restrictions so as not to violate the sense of justice) and the acknowledgement of the procedure.