By Plenary Sessions: Tõnis Lukas

The style is formal, demanding, and at times critical, particularly regarding the minister's self-assurance or arrogance directed at the opposition. Logical and policy-based questions are employed to highlight the stagnation of initiatives and the deficiencies of the education reform. Regarding language policy issues, the tone is passionate and value-driven, emphasizing the unique role of the Estonian state language.

The style is formal and analytical, while simultaneously employing a cautionary and urgent tone regarding geopolitical threats, stressing that neutrality is an "illusion." The speaker relies primarily on logical and value-based arguments, highlighting historical continuity and criticizing hypocrisy in the politics of both the EU and Georgia. He requested additional time at the end of the address.