By Months: Tarmo Tamm

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The style is formal and procedural, particularly during the introduction of the draft bill, where technical and legal arguments dominate. When responding to questions, the style shifts to confident and defensive, refuting the opposition's claims (such as those concerning retroactive taxation) using legal analysis and factual evidence. Direct rebuttals are employed, accusing opponents (Urmas Reinsalu) of confusing the facts, yet the overall tone remains balanced and focused on logic.

The rhetorical style is formal, factual, and exclusively informative, focusing on the objective conveyance of the content and decisions made during the environmental commission's session. The tone is neutral and procedural, avoiding emotional appeals. Logical arguments and data (forecasts, percentages, legal clarifications) are utilized to summarize the commission's work.

The rhetorical style is both empathetic and critical, highlighting the moral and material damage suffered by rural residents and the state's failure to provide assistance. It employs both logical arguments (the necessity of legislative change) and emotional appeals (fear of wolves, wolf hatred, loss of trust). The discourse is formal, yet it contains sharp criticism directed at the disproportionate sentencing practices and the short-sighted large predator policy.