By Months: Enn Eesmaa

The rhetorical style is extremely formal, neutral, and procedural, focusing on the presentation of facts and the course of proceedings. The speaker emphasizes that the material is presented "for the record," which indicates an objective and emotionless approach. Complex, yet precise legislative language is utilized.

The style is generally formal and analytical, beginning presentations with polite words of thanks to the speaker and emphasizing the importance of structure. The speaker employs logical arguments (such as the example of Finland) and raises questions regarding strategic cooperation, maintaining a tone that is rather constructive and exploratory.

The rhetorical style is formal, informative, and procedural, which is typical for the presentation of a draft bill. The tone is authoritative and measured, focusing on facts, the specifics of the legislative procedure, and highlighting the commission's unanimous decision. The initial speech includes a brief, apolitical, and cultural observation regarding the Hungarian manner of discourse.

The address is formal and respectful ("Honored Rapporteur," "Thank you very much"), focusing on the logical and procedural framing of the issue. The style is analytical, emphasizing the Member of Parliament's duty to ensure public awareness and introducing a comparative argument.