By Years: Marek Reinaas

The speaking style is predominantly formal, factual, and detailed, especially when describing commission meetings and the handling of draft legislation (listing participants and voting results). In debates, the style is analytical and data-driven, turning sharp and mathematically corrective when necessary (for example, when addressing Urmas Reinsalu). The overall tone is optimistic regarding the Estonian economy's adaptability, but simultaneously strongly stresses the need to tackle long-term structural problems (productivity, demography).

The speaker’s style is mostly formal and analytical, especially as a committee rapporteur, where he/she focuses on protocols, consensus decisions, and procedural deadlines. In political speeches, the tone is persuasive and optimistic, emphasizing mathematical inevitability (the security levy) and the need to ask "Why?" (why, why, why?). He/She uses intellectual references (the Korobeinik and Ligi debate) and maintains a cheerful, smiling demeanor, even when responding to opponents.