By Plenary Sessions: Marek Reinaas

The style is formal and protocol-driven, emphasizing reliance on facts and the summaries of the committee session ("I am reading the minutes of the committee meeting"). The tone is neutral and impartial, avoiding emotional arguments and personal viewpoints. When responding to questions concerning personal opinion or the party's approval rating, light humor and self-discipline are employed.

The rhetorical style is analytical and logic-based, repeatedly focusing on the question of "why" behind every expenditure. Although the tone is generally factual and agrees with the conclusions of the National Audit Office, strong criticism is employed to describe the poor metrics used in budget planning ("absurd," "brainless"). He uses metaphors (the rearview mirror) and strives to be concise.