By Years: Tarmo Tamm

The style is predominantly formal and procedural, especially when addressing EU directives, where the tone is explanatory, analytical, and measured. However, when discussing hunting, the tone becomes more emotional and urgent, emphasizing the moral harm suffered by rural residents and the necessity of restoring public trust in the state. To strengthen the arguments, the speaker employs both logical appeals (competitiveness, directive requirements) and emotional examples (a destroyed life's work, fear transformed into hatred of wolves).

The style is formal and procedural, repeatedly using the address, "Esteemed Chairman! Dear colleagues!" In economic speeches, the tone is analytical and persuasive, emphasizing logical arguments and economic necessity, such as the importance of profit for investments. Urgent expressions are also employed (e.g., "absolutely vital," "critically important") to underscore the necessity.