By Plenary Sessions: Tarmo Tamm

The rhetorical style is analytical and critical, focusing on logical arguments, clarifying consequences, and highlighting the dangers inherent in setting a precedent. Rhetorical questions are employed (e.g., "Are we ready for this?") alongside strong evaluations, labeling the opposing side as incompetent and the proposal itself as populist. The tone remains formal and centers on the long-term impact of the policy.