By Plenary Sessions: Marko Mihkelson

The rhetorical style is urgent, persuasive, and formal, emphasizing the critical importance of Estonian state security. Both emotional appeals (referencing Putin's goal to change the world order and genocide) and logical argumentation (a reference to the work of the Constitutional Committee) are employed. The speaker uses strong judgments, for instance, calling Putin an autocrat and labeling criticism of the draft bill as criticism directed against the Estonian state.

The style is formal, professional, and appropriate for parliament, utilizing the title "Esteemed Speaker/Deputy Speaker of the Riigikogu." The tone is predominantly optimistic regarding the success of the draft legislation, but also urgent, emphasizing the need to adopt the bill quickly ("without delays"). The speaker relies heavily on logical arguments and procedural details, while simultaneously being appreciative and grateful toward the bill's drafters.