By Plenary Sessions: Õnne Pillak

The style of address is formal, neutral, and procedural, characteristic of a commission rapporteur speaking before the plenary session. The focus is purely on a logical and fact-based summary, detailing the progression of the committee’s discussion, the questions raised, and the Minister’s explanations. Emotional appeals or personal viewpoints are not utilized, emphasizing the objective transmission of information.

The style is formal and highly detailed, balancing logical argumentation (a list of specific legal amendments and financial figures) with an emotional appeal for cooperation. The speaker adopts a defensive posture, refuting criticism and stressing that debates concerning the social sector must consider the mental health and coping capabilities of those requiring assistance. The address concludes with a call to focus on solutions rather than engaging in heated opposition.