By Plenary Sessions: Kersti Sarapuu

The rhetorical style is formal, factual, and procedural, which suits the role of the presenter. The speaker relies primarily on logical arguments and concrete facts (such as statutory provisions, dates, and standards) to establish credibility. The tone is objective and neutral, with the goal of explaining and justifying the commission's decision.

The rhetorical style is polite and respectful, beginning with an expression of gratitude to the Chancellor of Justice for the insightful overview. The tone is concerned and solution-oriented, employing both personal experience (interactions with parents) and logical arguments (parents are taxpayers). The speech concludes with a direct question regarding how to find a solution.

The rhetorical style is formal and respectful, starting by praising the minister's presentation ("a very substantive presentation"). The questions are logical, specific, and focus on facts and figures (e.g., how much cheaper, how long the delivery times are).