By Plenary Sessions: Irja Lutsar

The style is supportive, rational, and formal, beginning with the address, "Esteemed Chairman! Dear Audience!" The speaker employs logical arguments (definitions, the burden on families, the precedent set by IT costs) and expresses optimism regarding the positive impact of the law. The tone is persuasive and positive, stressing that the change is "entirely positive."

The style is formal, analytical, and cautious, focusing on facts and procedural details, particularly when conveying the substance of the Social Committee meeting. It employs metaphors and comparisons (e.g., doctoral thesis defenses in England) and repeatedly stresses the necessity of avoiding errors and taking the necessary time to find the optimal solution. The tone is professional and strategic, steering clear of emotional appeals.