By Plenary Sessions: Stig Rästa

The tone of the speech is urgent and persuasive, calling for immediate action. A balanced approach is employed, combining logical arguments (the necessity of tools, the international context) with a personal and emotional appeal (as a parent, I feel safer). The style is formal and focuses on resolving inherent conflicts (privacy versus security) through the establishment of trust.

The rhetorical style is analytical, formal, and strategic, underscoring the gravity of the issue (the productivity lag). The appeals are primarily logical and data-driven, utilizing comparisons with the levels seen in the European Union and the Nordic countries. The speaker employs a clear structure, first presenting the problems and then the solutions (first, second, third), concluding with a call for responsibility and vision.