By Plenary Sessions: Andres Metsoja

The rhetorical style is critical and analytical, focusing on logical arguments regarding the legal framework and economic consequences. Formal language is employed, and procedural criticism is combined with broader socio-economic concerns, such as "the society of learned helplessness."

The style is direct, critical, yet simultaneously appreciative of Vasnu, who is referred to as "a one-man band." Emphasis is placed on the necessity of moving past empty talking points and focusing on real-life examples, using a rallying tone that this is "the country that belongs to all of us."

The style is sharp, critical, and at times emotional, employing strong expressions such as "planning labyrinth," "we are driving the entire Estonian population mad," and "total schizophrenia." The speaker balances logical arguments (regulatory gaps) with appeals to justice and community protection, using personal examples (noise 10 km away from their country home). The overall tone is concerned and accusatory, emphasizing the state's detachment and lack of partnership.

The style is formal, analytical, and inquisitive, fitting the format of an information session. The speaker employs logical arguments and highlights specific regional examples (e.g., the Alutaguse cycling marathon, the Siuru center) to illustrate key political focal points. The tone is one of concern regarding the scarcity of funding and the inefficiency of projects, demanding that the government review the situation with clear-eyed scrutiny.