By Plenary Sessions: Aivar Sõerd

The rhetorical style is formal, analytical, and data-driven, focusing on logical comparison and facts. The speaker presents their criticism in the form of a question, seeking clarification from the presenter regarding negative trends and the success stories of other countries.

The rhetorical style is predominantly formal and substantive, especially in the section concerning the committee presentation, where he/she provides a fact-based overview of the discussion. When addressing economic topics, the tone is analytical and logical, focusing on the relationship between market conditions and regulation. When procedural boundaries are exceeded, he/she directs the questioner to the next opportunity for debate ("the round of negotiations"), thereby maintaining strict order.

The rhetorical style is formal, logical, and demanding, centered on the absence of specific data and answers. The speaker poses questions in succession to highlight the deficiencies in the preparation of the proposal, relying on a data-driven appeal rather than an emotional one. The tone is critical, particularly concerning the failure to deliver on promises (no responses have been sent).