By Plenary Sessions: Tarmo Tamm

The rhetorical style is formal, measured, and persuasive, employing an optimistic tone to emphasize the soundness of the draft law. The appeals focus primarily on logical arguments, highlighting economic benefits and regulatory clarity. The speaker addresses colleagues with a call for them to support the bill.

The style is polite and formal, starting with thanks and recognition directed at the presenter ("very educational") and respectfully addressing the manager. The speaker poses their question directly and logically, referring to it as a "simple question" that seeks factual and regulatory clarification.

The style is predominantly formal, procedural, and explanatory, focusing on facts and legal justification. When answering questions, the tone is calm and defensively reasoned, emphasizing that the shipping companies were aware of the taxation and that this is not a retroactive obligation. At the end of the speech, the tone becomes corrective, refuting the opposing party's claims regarding letters received by the Commission.