By Years: Madis Timpson

The style is predominantly formal, procedural, and analytical, especially when presenting commission reports, emphasizing consensus and procedural decisions. In debates, the tone becomes more passionate, particularly when defending the principles of freedom and the rule of law. He/She utilizes logical arguments and fact-based references, correcting the inaccuracies of other speakers when necessary.

The speaker's style is predominantly formal, businesslike, and procedural, especially in their role as the committee's rapporteur, where they repeatedly stress that their position does not permit the presentation of personal views. They frequently reference laws, protocols, and consensus decisions, focusing on logical and evidence-based arguments. The tone is generally measured, but it sharpens when they must refute false allegations coming from the opposing parties (e.g., regarding the legalization of pedophilia).