By Plenary Sessions: Siim Pohlak

The style of speech is confrontational, accusatory, and highly direct, aimed straight at the Prime Minister. Rhetorical questions are employed ("Are you afraid of the Estonian people, are you afraid of the parliament?") to call into question the government's motives and integrity. The overall tone is insistent and critical, highlighting the lack of available information.

The tone is predominantly combative, protesting, and insistent, especially when criticizing procedural issues and the work of the committees. Strong accusations are employed (e.g., "chaos," "brutally terminated," "decrees from the podium") and emphasis is placed on the injustice faced by lower-income individuals. The style remains formal, repeatedly addressing the "Esteemed Chairman," but it incorporates powerful emotional appeals against the government's actions.