By Plenary Sessions: Mihkel Lees

The rhetorical style is analytical, calm, and persuasive, focusing on logical arguments and data to justify the necessity of the cuts. The speaker directly addresses potential concerns ("will people be left in the lurch?") and attempts to alleviate anxiety by explaining how the care reform and assistance from local governments (LGUs) will ensure people's ability to cope. The presentation is formal and professional, deliberately avoiding emotional appeals.

The style is formal and procedural, with the speaker addressing the Chair respectfully ("Thank you, esteemed Chairman"). One speaker adopts a defensive tone, stressing that the action is not rash or hasty, but rather a carefully considered endorsement of the faction's proposal.