By Plenary Sessions: Urve Tiidus

The discourse is formal, analytical, and constructively critical, focusing on process improvement and learning from past mistakes. The style is logical and relies heavily on documented evidence and facts, utilizing direct quotes from the vision document and specific references to the minister's report. To conclude, a lyrical digression is included, featuring a historical example (King Hammurabi's Code of Laws) to underscore the long-term perspective inherent in the legislative process.

The rhetorical style is formal and respectful, addressing the Prime Minister and the rapporteur directly ("Esteemed Chairman!"). The speaker poses questions aimed at obtaining specific information and assessing the effectiveness of the policy. The tone is rather logical and technical, avoiding emotional appeals.

The style is highly polite and formal, repeatedly employing the salutations "Respected Director/Minister/Chairman." The tone is constructive and inquisitive, expressing gratitude for the information received. The speaker focuses on logical and practical questions, seeking specific strategic solutions (e.g., a marketing slogan or expectations for local municipalities).

The rhetorical style is formal, brief, and to the point, focusing on the logical framing of the question and the data. The tone is neutral and inquisitive, aiming to obtain a technical explanation regarding policy implementation and associated investments.

The rhetorical style is formal and centered around questions. Light irony is employed initially (referencing a discussion among men about childbirth), but the main body is logical and demands specific data and a risk assessment. The tone is considered and cautious.

The style is formal and respectful, addressing both the director and the presenter. The speaker employs a logical argument, comparing previous risk warnings with current data, and poses a question regarding future certainty. The tone is analytical and cautiously optimistic.

The style is extremely formal and courteous, respectfully addressing both the manager and the presenter. The tone is neutral and logical, focusing strictly on the collection of facts and figures, without any emotional appeals.