By Plenary Sessions: Margit Sutrop

The rhetorical style is formal and interrogative, addressing high-ranking officials directly (the Deputy Speaker, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, the Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee). Logical and fact-based arguments are employed, referencing specific data and media sources (Postimees, Mediazona). The tone is concerned and demands clarity, but is not directly aggressive.

The rhetorical style is highly formal, analytical, and detailed, particularly when presenting commission reports, where it neutrally sets forth the positions of various parties. The tone is expert and authoritative, appealing to logic and data. It becomes critical when opponents present unsubstantiated accusations (e.g., universities' "diploma laundering" or defamation), demanding proof of such claims.