By Plenary Sessions: Peeter Tali

The speech is formal, serious, and responsible, emphasizing the necessity of a thorough and strategic approach. The tone is at times urgent, urging the audience to be "proactive" and avoid the superficial decisions made previously. Alongside logical arguments and technical details, the speech also employs historical (the Hanseatic era) and cultural references ("Ukuaru valss," "Für Alina").

The speech is well-argued, logical, and confident, emphasizing the rational need for amending the law. It uses a historical comparison (Luddites) and an ironic metaphor (police vision problems) to criticize the opponents' scare tactics. The tone towards the Centre Party is sharp and distrustful, but generally focuses on offering solutions.