By Plenary Sessions: Õnne Pillak

The speech is formal, serious, and generally optimistic, highlighting collective responsibility and historical continuity when navigating crises. The style is logical and data-driven, utilizing numerous specific financial metrics and statistics. The speaker frequently employs rhetorical questions ("We are in agreement on this, aren't we?"), aiming to build consensus with the audience regarding fundamental principles of security and economics.

The rhetorical style is formal, businesslike, and extremely concise, focusing strictly on the direct procedural request. Direct appeals are employed ("I request," "we wish to adopt"), without the inclusion of emotional or logical arguments.

The rhetorical style is respectful, beginning with an expression of gratitude to the session chair and the Chancellor of Justice for their excellent cooperation. The tone becomes concerned and serious when discussing issues related to child safety, such as attacks by youth gangs and bullying. The discourse is framed as a question, aiming to find logical and practical solutions.