By Plenary Sessions: Vadim Belobrovtsev

The rhetorical style is direct, critical, and confrontational, posing sharp questions to the minister regarding ideological consistency. Although the speech opens with formal salutations ("Honorable Minister," "Esteemed Minister"), the content is accusatory. The speaker relies on a logical enumeration of the government's negative political actions to emphasize the contradiction between the SDE ideology and its actual policy.

The rhetorical style is combative and critical, employing strong emotional terms ("flawed bill," "outrage") and warning of an "avalanche of court decisions." The appeals are a blend of legal logic (unconstitutionality) and emotional pleas (to protect vulnerable groups and rural areas). The address is aimed at both colleagues and "the Estonian people."

The rhetorical style is formal and directly confrontational, posing pointed questions to the prime ministerial candidate concerning both the predecessor’s unpopularity and the inconsistencies within the new government’s austerity plans. Logical arguments are employed, and specific data is referenced (e.g., 70% unpopularity, the number of job postings) to underscore the political discord.

The style is critical, substantive, and occasionally sharp, particularly toward the coalition. Both logical appeals (concerning procedural and technical issues) and emotional appeals are utilized, emphasizing that implementing the tax is "a completely wrong step" and that the Estonian people are being "fleeced." The speaker addresses the chair of the session, colleagues, and viewers watching via the internet directly.