By Plenary Sessions: Jaak Valge

The style is sharp, critical, and probing, focusing on logical argumentation regarding technical deficiencies. The speech concludes with a powerful, accusatory rhetorical question that forces those responsible to choose between corruption (business interests) and administrative incompetence.

The rhetorical style is confrontational and critical, characterizing the minister's presentation as a robust sales pitch rather than a filigreed one. Logical argumentation is employed, citing economists and facts (labor shortage) to refute the opposing side's claims. The tone is intense and direct, calling into question the direction of the minister's actions.

The tone is one of concern and urgency regarding the critical condition of the population, yet in parliament, the aim is to remain constructive and balanced. The speaker employs both logical arguments (budgetary data) and value-based rhetoric, stressing the equality of self-realization and the formation of values. He emphasizes that the purpose of the query is to initiate a "nice parliamentary debate" and not to assign blame.