By Years: Irja Lutsar

The speaker's style is predominantly analytical, logical, and formal, focusing on arguments and facts rather than emotions. They frequently employ explanatory analogies (such as the development of the Tartu University Hospital or the defense of doctoral theses in England) to clarify complex processes. The tone is generally businesslike, but becomes sharp and defensive when scientific consensus is criticized or reliable institutions (like the State Agency of Medicines) are attacked.

The speaker's style is predominantly calm, well-reasoned, and analytical, emphasizing the importance of knowledge and data over emotional appeals. They use formal parliamentary language but are prepared to deliver sharp rebuttals if they suspect populism or the disregard of evidence-based facts. They often present their positions in a structured manner, highlighting both the positive and negative aspects.