By Plenary Sessions: Signe Riisalo

The rhetorical style is empathetic and explanatory, emphasizing the need for respect toward people with special needs and preferring the term "people with special needs." The speaker balances emotional appeals with the presentation of detailed political facts and legislative history, utilizing formal and technical language (e.g., M-category minibuses, disability determination). They also begin with a procedural question, which indicates attention to the meeting's protocol.

The speaker’s style is formal, analytical, and procedural, as they are fulfilling the role of the committee rapporteur, reading out summaries and quotes from the discussion. The tone is predominantly neutral and fact-based, although it includes personal concern regarding the livelihood of pensioners. They make frequent references to the protocol and attempt to avoid expressing personal viewpoints during the presentation.