Left Alliance

Johannes
Yrttiaho

Member of Parliament · seat 97

Votes 27 Jun 2019 – 22 Oct 2026

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Votes
5204
Present
76%
1269 absent
Against group
0.8%
32 / 3920 votes
Speeches
103
last on 20 Oct 2026
  • 2627 yes
  • 1293 no
  • 15 abstained
  • 1269 absent

Voting history

How Johannes Yrttiaho voted

The final votes on whether the law is passed or rejected (second reading). Votes on interim stages are on each proposal's own page. The group's position means the majority of the MP's own parliamentary group in the same vote.

2026

34 votes
  1. 01No
    Protecting partial early old-age pensions

    HE 124/2026 vp20 Oct 2026127–48

    Passed with amendments
  2. 02NoPassed with amendments
  3. 03No
    Abolishing the Labour Council and Ombudsman

    HE 132/2026 vp6 Oct 2026108–53

    Passed with amendments
  4. 04No
    Employer refusal of saved leave timing

    HE 118/2026 vp6 Oct 2026109–53

    Passed with amendments
  5. 05No
    Improving the position of exploited foreign workers

    HE 80/2026 vp6 Oct 2026142–20

    Passed
  6. 06No
    Reforming prison officer training and management

    HE 25/2026 vp8 Sep 2026100–55

    Passed with amendments
  7. 07No
    Cutting and reforming county funding

    HE 56/2026 vp22 Jun 2026100–75

    Passed
  8. 08No
    Online alcohol sales and home delivery

    HE 131/2025 vp22 Jun 202698–77

    Passed with amendments
  9. 09No
    Increasing agricultural fuel oil tax refunds

    HE 114/2026 vp22 Jun 2026122–53

    Passed
  10. 10No
    Permitting barnacle goose and cormorant hunting

    HE 108/2026 vp22 Jun 2026150–23

    Passed
  11. 11No
    Official mail in private digital mailboxes

    HE 58/2026 vp22 Jun 2026100–74

    Passed with amendments
  12. 12NoPassed with amendments
  13. 13No
    Reforming integration and language training services

    HE 74/2026 vp16 Jun 2026102–85

    Passed with amendments
  14. 14NoPassed with amendments
  15. 15No
    Transferring ambulance transport from Kela

    HE 66/2026 vp16 Jun 2026102–85

    Passed with amendments
  16. 16No
    Making customs decisions primarily electronic

    HE 28/2026 vp16 Jun 2026166–21

    Passed with amendments
  17. 17No
    Permitting nuclear weapon import and transit

    HE 72/2026 vp16 Jun 2026125–61

    Passed with amendments
  18. 18No
    Allowing surgical castration of piglets

    HE 32/2026 vp9 Jun 2026110–60

    Passed with amendments
  19. 19NoPassed with amendments
  20. 20No
    Introducing a citizenship test

    HE 54/2026 vp9 Jun 2026153–21

    Passed
  21. 21No
    Speeding up enforcement of deportations

    HE 51/2026 vp2 Jun 2026147–22

    Passed with amendments
  22. 22No
    Clarifying taxation of foreign investment funds

    HE 57/2026 vp2 Jun 2026148–21

    Passed with amendments
  23. 23No
    Easing corporate sustainability reporting

    HE 38/2026 vp2 Jun 2026108–61

    Passed with amendments
  24. 24No
    Facilitating fixed-term employment contracts

    HE 199/2025 vp19 May 202693–78

    Passed with amendments
  25. 25No
    Reforming foster care and restrictive measures

    HE 149/2025 vp19 May 2026117–54

    Passed with amendments
  26. 26NoPassed with amendments
  27. 27No
    Streamlining further training for nurses

    HE 197/2025 vp19 May 202691–77

    Passed
  28. 28Yes
    Abolishing regional sports councils

    HE 23/2026 vp28 Apr 2026153–26

    Passed
  29. 29Yes
    Pledging fishing quotas as loan collateral

    HE 201/2025 vp28 Apr 2026158–20

    Passed
  30. 30No
    Prohibiting overlapping higher education places

    HE 191/2025 vp14 Apr 2026148–19

    Passed
  31. 31No
    Speeding up defence plant construction

    HE 3/2026 vp14 Apr 2026147–19

    Passed with amendments
  32. 32No
    Moving tax mail primarily to MyTax

    HE 157/2025 vp17 Mar 202677–53

    Passed with amendments
  33. 33No
    Making official correspondence primarily electronic

    HE 124/2025 vp10 Mar 202683–76

    Passed with amendments
  34. 34No
    Expanding disclosure of intelligence information

    HE 29/2025 vp17 Feb 2026137–18

    Passed with amendments

2025

48 votes
  1. 35No
    Making it easier to dismiss employees

    HE 158/2025 vp18 Dec 2025108–54

    Passed
  2. 36No
    Reforming public finance management and oversight

    HE 167/2025 vp18 Dec 2025170–9

    Passed with amendments
  3. 37No
    Permitting wolf hunting

    HE 173/2025 vp15 Dec 2025135–35

    Passed with amendments
  4. 38No
    Easing health and social service subcontracting

    HE 129/2025 vp15 Dec 2025122–49

    Passed with amendments
  5. 39No
    Medicine savings and deregulating self-care medicines

    HE 111/2025 vp15 Dec 202590–79

    Passed with amendments
  6. 40No
    Cutting social assistance and tightening conditions

    HE 116/2025 vp15 Dec 202591–79

    Passed with amendments
  7. 41No
    Combining unemployment benefits into universal support

    HE 112/2025 vp15 Dec 2025113–59

    Passed with amendments
  8. 42No
    Restricting activation plans for rehabilitative work

    HE 109/2025 vp15 Dec 202595–76

    Passed with amendments
  9. 43No
    Opening the gambling market to competition

    HE 16/2025 vp15 Dec 2025158–9

    Passed with amendments
  10. 44Yes
    Abolishing data centre electricity tax relief

    HE 156/2025 vp15 Dec 2025131–38

    Passed
  11. 45No
    Tightening job search obligations and sanctions

    HE 108/2025 vp11 Dec 2025112–48

    Passed with amendments
  12. 46No
    Abolishing the Housing Fund of Finland

    HE 135/2025 vp11 Dec 202593–69

    Passed
  13. 47No
    Abolishing training compensation for employers

    HE 147/2025 vp11 Dec 202593–69

    Passed with amendments
  14. 48No
    Clarifying criteria for disability services

    HE 92/2025 vp11 Dec 202593–70

    Passed with amendments
  15. 49No
    Tuition fees for non-EU students

    HE 143/2025 vp9 Dec 2025131–42

    Passed with amendments
  16. 50No
    Integrating call-up checks into student healthcare

    HE 118/2025 vp2 Dec 2025116–52

    Passed with amendments
  17. 51Yes
    New subsidies for forest nature management

    HE 104/2025 vp2 Dec 2025111–56

    Passed with amendments
  18. 52Absent
    Tightening conditions for permanent residence permits

    HE 62/2025 vp27 Nov 2025114–56

    Passed with amendments
  19. 53Absent
    Cutting state funding for churches

    HE 101/2025 vp27 Nov 2025152–17

    Passed
  20. 54No
    Restricting healthcare for undocumented migrants

    HE 50/2025 vp25 Nov 2025105–60

    Passed with amendments
  21. 55No
    Abolishing citizen advice and Suomi.fi changes

    HE 76/2025 vp18 Nov 2025147–9

    Passed
  22. 56No
    Extending the reception allowance cut

    HE 90/2025 vp18 Nov 2025105–51

    Passed
  23. 57No
    Raising the fee for uncancelled appointments

    HE 117/2025 vp18 Nov 2025105–50

    Passed
  24. 58No
    Lowering taxes on transport fuels

    HE 132/2025 vp18 Nov 2025107–49

    Passed
  25. 59No
    Lowering taxes on labour

    HE 98/2025 vp18 Nov 2025116–40

    Passed with amendments
  26. 60No
    Scrappage incentive for passenger cars

    HE 106/2025 vp4 Nov 2025124–40

    Passed with amendments
  27. 61No
    Tightening requirements for citizenship

    HE 19/2025 vp14 Oct 2025103–58

    Passed with amendments
  28. 62Absent
    Abolishing licensing for private day-care centres

    HE 55/2025 vp7 Oct 202598–40

    Passed with amendments
  29. 63No
    Reintroducing anti-personnel mines

    HE 56/2025 vp18 Jun 2025155–18

    Passed
  30. 64Yes
    Reforming Sámi Parliament electoral criteria

    HE 100/2023 vp18 Jun 2025150–27

    Passed with amendments
  31. 65No
    Reforming wellbeing services county funding

    HE 38/2025 vp17 Jun 2025100–84

    Passed
  32. 66No
    Increasing the forestry deduction

    HE 44/2025 vp17 Jun 2025122–62

    Passed with amendments
  33. 67No
    Cheaper private doctors for over-65s

    HE 36/2025 vp17 Jun 2025100–84

    Passed with amendments
  34. 68No
    Reforming central government regional administration

    HE 13/2025 vp17 Jun 2025153–32

    Passed with amendments
  35. 69No
    Extending the pushback act

    HE 18/2025 vp3 Jun 2025168–29

    Passed with amendments
  36. 70No
    Enabling management hunting of large carnivores

    HE 21/2025 vp20 May 2025131–20

    Passed
  37. 71No
    Safeguarding essential functions during strikes

    HE 14/2025 vp20 May 202583–69

    Passed with amendments
  38. 72Yes
    Making ASP saving terms more flexible

    HE 7/2025 vp13 May 2025102–52

    Passed
  39. 73No
    Tightening conditions for family reunification

    HE 11/2025 vp13 May 2025103–51

    Passed
  40. 74NoPassed with amendments
  41. 75No
    Shortening change negotiations and raising threshold

    HE 198/2024 vp22 Apr 2025114–53

    Passed with amendments
  42. 76Yes
    Protected periods for work-based residence permits

    HE 179/2024 vp8 Apr 202595–74The group voted ei

    Passed with amendments
  43. 77No
    Closing Friendship Park visitor centre

    HE 203/2024 vp3 Apr 2025144–17The group voted jaa

    Passed
  44. 78No
    Expanding and increasing Kela reimbursements

    HE 195/2024 vp18 Mar 2025145–9

    Passed with amendments
  45. 79No
    Restoring Kela reimbursements for fertility treatments

    HE 174/2024 vp18 Mar 2025101–54

    Passed
  46. 80NoPassed with amendments
  47. 81No
    Stricter detention and entry bans

    HE 143/2024 vp6 Mar 2025113–58

    Passed with amendments
  48. 82No
    Abolishing statutory bakery night-work supplements

    HE 100/2024 vp18 Feb 2025115–57

    Passed

2024

41 votes
  1. 83No
    Easing construction regulations

    HE 101/2024 vp16 Dec 2024130–67

    Passed with amendments
  2. 84No
    Economic considerations in labour dispute mediation

    HE 146/2024 vp16 Dec 2024107–90

    Passed with amendments
  3. 85No
    Abolishing the employer training deduction

    HE 168/2024 vp16 Dec 2024130–67

    Passed
  4. 86No
    Restricting access to disability services

    HE 122/2024 vp16 Dec 2024130–67

    Passed with amendments
  5. 87No
    Centralising hospitals and emergency services

    HE 149/2024 vp16 Dec 2024101–96

    Passed with amendments
  6. 88No
    Reforming vocational education funding and steering

    HE 161/2024 vp16 Dec 2024150–47

    Passed with amendments
  7. 89NoPassed with amendments
  8. 90NoPassed
  9. 91AbsentPassed with amendments
  10. 92Absent
    Tightening rules on first-time imprisonment

    HE 64/2024 vp12 Dec 2024112–53

    Passed with amendments
  11. 93No
    Restricting municipal wage subsidies

    HE 120/2024 vp12 Dec 2024112–54

    Passed with amendments
  12. 94No
    Expanding local bargaining

    HE 85/2024 vp12 Dec 2024112–53

    Passed with amendments
  13. 95No
    Abolishing ARA and transferring tasks

    HE 188/2024 vp12 Dec 202498–72

    Passed
  14. 96No
    Abolishing Ara

    HE 136/2024 vp12 Dec 202497–72

    Passed
  15. 97No
    Limiting municipal waste management responsibility

    HE 103/2024 vp12 Dec 2024114–56

    Passed with amendments
  16. 98Yes
    Introducing emissions trading for fuel distribution

    HE 119/2024 vp12 Dec 2024154–16

    Passed
  17. 99No
    Moving students to housing supplement

    HE 160/2024 vp10 Dec 2024112–56

    Passed
  18. 100No
    Extending the care guarantee for adults

    HE 134/2024 vp10 Dec 2024109–56

    Passed with amendments
  19. 101No
    Ending national pension payments abroad

    HE 128/2024 vp10 Dec 2024112–56

    Passed
  20. 102No
    Tightening housing allowance and asset limits

    HE 126/2024 vp10 Dec 2024112–56

    Passed with amendments
  21. 103Yes
    Linking agricultural subsidies to working conditions

    HE 164/2024 vp10 Dec 2024155–14

    Passed
  22. 104No
    Tightening funding for wellbeing services counties

    HE 70/2024 vp10 Dec 202499–70

    Passed
  23. 105No
    Linking water objectives to environmental permits

    HE 175/2024 vp10 Dec 202499–71

    Passed with amendments
  24. 106No
    Raising vehicle tax on electric cars

    HE 107/2024 vp3 Dec 2024162–19

    Passed
  25. 107No
    Abolishing increased unemployment benefit components

    HE 135/2024 vp3 Dec 2024122–58

    Passed
  26. 108No
    Making municipal climate plans voluntary

    HE 151/2024 vp3 Dec 2024103–79

    Passed
  27. 109NoPassed
  28. 110No
    Restricting school transport subsidy

    HE 177/2024 vp26 Nov 2024118–37

    Passed
  29. 111No
    Raising reduced VAT to 14 per cent

    HE 141/2024 vp26 Nov 202487–67

    Passed with amendments
  30. 112No
    Cutting state funding for churches

    HE 113/2024 vp21 Nov 2024117–40

    Passed
  31. 113No
    Lowering elderly care staffing ratio

    HE 127/2024 vp21 Nov 2024115–50

    Passed with amendments
  32. 114No
    Cutting sickness and rehabilitation allowances

    HE 123/2024 vp21 Nov 2024116–51

    Passed with amendments
  33. 115No
    Broadening substitute social worker eligibility

    HE 132/2024 vp19 Nov 202495–67

    Passed
  34. 116No
    Raising minimum age for Kela benefits

    HE 125/2024 vp19 Nov 2024113–47

    Passed
  35. 117No
    Tightening young persons' rehabilitation allowance

    HE 124/2024 vp19 Nov 2024114–48

    Passed
  36. 118No
    Cutting vocational education and training funding

    HE 112/2024 vp19 Nov 202496–66

    Passed
  37. 119No
    Abolishing daycare-specific equality plans

    HE 105/2024 vp12 Nov 2024108–53

    Passed
  38. 120NoPassed
  39. 121No
    Minimum salary for worker residence permits

    HE 68/2024 vp12 Nov 202491–68

    Passed with amendments
  40. 122No
    Raising tuition fees for non-EU students

    HE 51/2024 vp5 Nov 2024103–45

    Passed with amendments
  41. 123No
    Shortening international protection residence permits

    HE 29/2024 vp22 Oct 2024111–51

    Passed

2023

9 votes
  1. 124Absent
    Integration service reform and municipal transfer

    HE 208/2022 vp2 Mar 202391–71

    Passed with amendments
  2. 125Yes
    Reforming building permits and climate requirements

    HE 139/2022 vp28 Feb 2023102–76

    Passed with amendments
  3. 126Yes
    Transferring employment services to municipalities

    HE 207/2022 vp28 Feb 2023138–40

    Passed with amendments
  4. 127No
    Finland's accession to NATO

    HE 315/2022 vp28 Feb 2023184–7The group voted jaa

    Passed
  5. 128Absent
    Faster processing of work-based residence permits

    HE 114/2022 vp9 Feb 2023113–37

    Passed with amendments
  6. 129Absent
    Reforming municipal veterinary services

    HE 83/2022 vp7 Feb 202387–67

    Passed with amendments
  7. 130Yes
    Enabling state aid in Ilmastorahasto financing

    HE 116/2022 vp31 Jan 2023135–47

    Passed with amendments
  8. 131Yes
    Reforming legal gender recognition

    HE 189/2022 vp31 Jan 2023113–69

    Passed with amendments
  9. 132Yes
    Postponing tighter elderly care staffing ratios

    HE 298/2022 vp24 Jan 2023119–38

    Passed

2022

22 votes
  1. 133Yes
    Improving assistance for trafficking victims

    HE 220/2022 vp12 Dec 202293–65

    Passed
  2. 134Yes
    Reforming the commercial fishing quota system

    HE 205/2022 vp12 Dec 2022123–31

    Passed with amendments
  3. 135Yes
    Cutting Kela reimbursements for private healthcare

    HE 237/2022 vp8 Dec 202298–72

    Passed
  4. 136Yes
    Municipal climate plans and appeal rights

    HE 239/2022 vp8 Dec 2022132–38

    Passed with amendments
  5. 137YesPassed with amendments
  6. 138Yes
    Lowering early childhood education fees

    HE 228/2022 vp29 Nov 2022121–31

    Passed
  7. 139YesPassed with amendments
  8. 140Yes
    Accelerating green transition permits and appeals

    HE 128/2022 vp29 Nov 202290–32

    Passed
  9. 141Absent
    Gender hatred as an aggravating circumstance

    HE 7/2021 vp24 Nov 202299–41

    Passed with amendments
  10. 142Yes
    Faster entry for specialists and students

    HE 99/2022 vp24 Nov 2022103–35

    Passed with amendments
  11. 143Yes
    Mandatory equality plans for early childhood education

    HE 177/2022 vp15 Nov 2022113–34

    Passed
  12. 144Yes
    Facilitating family reunification for protected minors

    HE 100/2022 vp15 Nov 202279–62

    Passed with amendments
  13. 145Absent
    Ensuring essential care during industrial disputes

    HE 130/2022 vp18 Sep 2022109–38

    Passed with amendments
  14. 146Absent
    Phasing out the pension pipeline

    HE 62/2022 vp27 Jun 2022117–35

    Passed with amendments
  15. 147Yes
    Speeding up and clarifying parentage confirmation

    HE 132/2021 vp21 Jun 2022106–46

    Passed with amendments
  16. 148Yes
    Enabling EU Asylum Agency assistance

    HE 49/2022 vp14 Jun 2022108–39

    Passed
  17. 149Yes
    Enshrining climate targets in law

    HE 27/2022 vp24 May 2022121–42

    Passed
  18. 150Yes
    More flexible pension funding and competition

    HE 30/2022 vp10 May 2022116–34

    Passed
  19. 151Yes
    Licensing private day-care centres

    HE 224/2021 vp19 Apr 202297–73

    Passed with amendments
  20. 152YesPassed with amendments
  21. 153Yes
    Clarifying Teno fishing permits and supervision

    HE 30/2021 vp5 Apr 202290–57

    Passed with amendments
  22. 154Yes
    State company for partial-capacity employment

    HE 198/2021 vp15 Mar 202298–27

    Passed with amendments

2021

17 votes
  1. 155Absent
    COVID-19 vaccine requirement in healthcare

    HE 230/2021 vp27 Dec 2021107–32

    Passed
  2. 156Absent
    Extending Covid restrictions and Covid pass

    HE 226/2021 vp20 Dec 2021106–36

    Passed with amendments
  3. 157Yes
    Extending transition period for in-house entity sales

    HE 168/2021 vp13 Dec 2021117–26

    Passed
  4. 158Absent
    Reforming services and job search obligations

    HE 167/2021 vp7 Dec 2021119–30

    Passed with amendments
  5. 159Yes
    Annual basic fee for health protection supervision

    HE 140/2021 vp16 Nov 202194–71

    Passed with amendments
  6. 160Absent
    Requiring compensation for non-compete agreements

    HE 222/2020 vp9 Nov 2021132–35

    Passed
  7. 161Absent
    Earlier bank resolution fund mutualisation

    HE 100/2021 vp9 Nov 2021125–43

    Passed
  8. 162Absent
    Reforming the European stability mechanism

    HE 99/2021 vp9 Nov 2021123–41

    Passed
  9. 163Absent
    Introducing the COVID-19 pass

    HE 131/2021 vp14 Oct 2021105–33

    Passed with amendments
  10. 164AbsentPassed with amendments
  11. 165Absent
    Improving legal protection for asylum seekers

    HE 247/2020 vp22 Jun 202142–11

    Passed
  12. 166Absent
    Establishing a continuous learning service centre

    HE 76/2021 vp22 Jun 202132–22

    Passed with amendments
  13. 167YesPassed with amendments
  14. 168Absent
    Tackling the exploitation of foreign labour

    HE 253/2020 vp8 Jun 202143–10

    Passed with amendments
  15. 169Absent
    Approval of the EU recovery package

    HE 260/2020 vp17 May 2021134–57

    Passed
  16. 170Absent
    Allowing tighter restaurant restrictions

    HE 32/2021 vp14 Apr 202131–21

    Passed with amendments
  17. 171Absent
    Closure of high-risk premises

    HE 31/2021 vp27 Mar 202131–14

    Passed with amendments

2020

9 votes
  1. 172Yes
    Extending compulsory education to 18

    HE 173/2020 vp14 Dec 202031–24

    Passed with amendments
  2. 173Absent
    Establishing Defence Properties in Senate Group

    HE 31/2020 vp8 Dec 202032–22

    Passed with amendments
  3. 174Absent
    Raising alcohol tax

    HE 145/2020 vp17 Nov 202034–22

    Passed
  4. 175Absent
    Abolishing quality-based diesel tax reductions

    HE 144/2020 vp17 Nov 202033–24

    Passed
  5. 176Absent
    Cancelling the introduction of light cars

    HE 128/2020 vp15 Oct 202032–22

    Passed
  6. 177Absent
    Expanding EV charging and building automation

    HE 23/2020 vp15 Oct 202042–12

    Passed with amendments
  7. 178Absent
    Epidemic compensation for social assistance recipients

    HE 105/2020 vp29 Sep 202034–22

    Passed with amendments
  8. 179Yes
    Raising aftercare age for unaccompanied minors

    HE 79/2020 vp22 Jun 202045–10

    Passed with amendments
  9. 180Absent
    Expanding asylum seekers' right to work

    HE 65/2020 vp9 Jun 202043–11

    Passed

2019

3 votes
  1. 181Yes
    Raising taxes on transport fuels

    HE 66/2019 vp10 Dec 201994–64

    Passed
  2. 182Yes
    Changes to income taxation for 2020

    HE 24/2019 vp10 Dec 2019126–34

    Passed
  3. 183Yes
    Postponing legislation on light cars

    HE 21/2019 vp15 Oct 2019105–35

    Passed

Speeches

How Johannes Yrttiaho spoke

Speeches in plenary sessions on government proposals, newest first. The text is a verbatim record from Parliament's minutes.

103 speeches

Highlights

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  1. 20 Oct 2026Preliminary debateReply2 min

    Vuoden 2026 kolmanneksi lisätalousarvioksiHE 226/2026 vp

    Puhemies! Hallitus esittää nyt lisätalousarviossa 80 miljoonaa valtion rahoitusta tekoälytehdashankkeille. Pieni Suomi toivoo nyt pääsevänsä osille maailman tekoälyjättien kasvuhuumasta, ja datakeskuksille levitetään punaisia mattoja, vaikka mitään takeita luvatuista hyödyistä, kuten työpaikoista, ei ole.…

  2. 24 Sep 2026Preliminary debateReply1 min

    Valtion talousarvioksi vuodelle 2027HE 175/2026 vp

    Puhemies! Datakeskukset tulevat nielemään valtavasti sähköä, ja nyt jopa puolet Fortumin ydinvoimasta on jo luvattu Googlelle, mikä sinänsä on käsittämätöntä. Mutta tähän se ei tule tietenkään jäämään. Konesalithan vaativat nimenomaan tasaista sähköä ja paljon. Seurauksena on, että suomalaisten sähkön hinta nousee, ja…

  3. 23 Sep 2026Preliminary debateReply1 min

    Valtion talousarvioksi vuodelle 2027HE 175/2026 vp

    Puhemies! Julkisuudessa, muun muassa Helsingin Sanomissa, on spekuloitu sillä mahdollisuudella, että osa Suomen tilaamista F-35-hävittäjistä muutettaisiin ydinaseiden kuljetukseen ja käyttöön soveltuviksi. Näinhän esimerkiksi Britannia on tehnyt. Käytännössä tämä merkitsisi sitä, että Suomen tilaamiin koneisiin…

  4. 23 Sep 2026Preliminary debateReply1 min

    Valtion talousarvioksi vuodelle 2027HE 175/2026 vp

    Puhemies! Oikeuskanslerin selvitettävänä on kysymys pääministerin esteellisyydestä koskien Valmet Automotiven vuoden takaista omistusjärjestelyä, jossa valtio otti yhtiön enemmistön ja kokoomuksen vaalirahoittajan Ilpo Kokkilan Pontos-yhtiön sijoitukset pelastettiin ja maailman johtava sähköautojen akkuvalmistaja CATL…

  5. 22 Sep 2026Preliminary debateReply1 min

    Valtion talousarvioksi vuodelle 2027HE 175/2026 vp

    Puhemies! Moni meistä varmasti luki Helsingin Sanomista Janne Saarikiven kriittisen puheenvuoron Suomen mittavista asehankinnoista, joita yksikään puolue ei rohkene täällä kyseenalaistaa. [Juho Eerolan välihuuto] Velkajarrun kanssa kipuilevat jo niin vihreät kuin demaritkin, mutta ennätysmäisiin asehankintoihin ei…

  6. 10 Jun 2026First reading7 min

    Permitting nuclear weapon import and transitHE 72/2026 vp

    Kiitoksia, arvoisa puhemies! Olen katsonut perustuslakivaliokunnan lausuntoon jättämässäni eriävässä mielipiteessä, että nämä ydinaserajoitusten purkamiset ovat ristiriidassa perustuslain takaaman Suomen täysivaltaisuuden kanssa. Ydinaseiden tuomisesta Suomen alueelle tai kuljettamisesta Suomen alueen kautta ei…

  7. 10 Jun 2026First reading8 min

    Permitting nuclear weapon import and transitHE 72/2026 vp

    Arvoisa puhemies! On mielenkiintoista, etteivät ulkoasiainvaliokunta ja puolustusvaliokunta ole kumpikaan avanneet niitä ulkoisia tekijöitä ja tahoja, jotka saivat Suomen hallituksen muuttamaan kantansa ydinaserajoitusten poistamiseen. Moni saattaa luulla, että kyse on vain presidentti Alexander Stubbin ja…

  8. 9 Jun 2026Second reading4 min

    Restricting direct procurement from in-house companiesHE 2/2026 vp

    Arvoisa puhemies! Hankintalain uudistus jatkaa kymmenien vuosien uusliberaalia linjaa Suomen paikallishallinnossa. Ideologinen yhtiöittäminen, kilpailuttaminen ja yksityistäminen on hajauttanut vastuun palveluiden laadusta, kustannuksista ja työntekijöiden asemasta aina vain hämärämpiin sopimusketjuihin.…

  9. 2 Jun 2026Second reading4 min

    Easing corporate sustainability reportingHE 38/2026 vp

    Arvoisa puhemies! Hallituksen esityksessä ehdotetaan merkittävää yritysten kestävyysraportoinnin heikentämistä supistamalla raportointivelvollisten yritysten määrää radikaalisti. Esitys panee täytäntöön EU:n kestävyysraportointia koskevan muutosdirektiivin. Kyseinen muutosdirektiivi on osa Euroopan komission…

  10. 2 Jun 2026First reading4 min

    Restricting direct procurement from in-house companiesHE 2/2026 vp

    Arvoisa puhemies! Hallituksen esitys uudeksi hankintalaiksi kiihdyttää julkisten palveluiden yksityistämistä, heikentää työntekijöiden asemaa ja aiheuttaa samalla valtavat kustannukset julkiselle taloudelle. Hallitus esittää, että kunnan tai hyvinvointialueen pitäisi jatkossa omistaa vähintään kymmenen prosenttia niin…

  11. 29 Apr 2026Preliminary debate6 min

    Expanding intelligence and crime prevention powersHE 50/2026 vp

    Puhemies! Perustuslain muutos ei voi olla tavallisen lainsäädännön säätämisen tarpeelle alisteinen tai siihen liittyvä sivutuote, joten perustuslain muutoksiakaan ei tulisi arvioida kulloinkin käsillä olevien lainsäädännön tarkistustarpeiden kautta vaan itsenäisesti ja tavallisen lain muutoksille…

  12. 29 Apr 2026Preliminary debateReply1 min

    Expanding intelligence and crime prevention powersHE 50/2026 vp

    Puhemies! Suomalaisten kotirauhaa voitaisiin nyt esitetyn perustuslain heikennyksen jälkeen loukata sotilas- ja siviilitiedusteluviranomaisten tarpeisiin mutta myös poliisin havittelemien täysin uusien rikostiedustelun toimivaltuuksien muodossa. Nykyisin tarvitaan konkreettinen ja yksilöity rikosepäily, jotta…

  13. 29 Apr 2026Preliminary debate5 min

    Permitting nuclear weapon import and transitHE 72/2026 vp

    Arvoisa puhemies! Nato on ryhtynyt viime vuosien aikana kehittämään suunnitelmaa, jossa Euroopassa olevia ydinaseita hajasijoitettaisiin myös sotilasliiton jäsenmaihin, jotka ovat Venäjän rajanaapureita. Muodollisena perusteluna on käytetty väitettä, että Venäjän olisi helppo iskeä ennaltaehkäisevästi niihin…

  14. 29 Apr 2026Preliminary debate6 min

    Permitting nuclear weapon import and transitHE 72/2026 vp

    Puhemies! Ydinaseet ovat maailmanlopun aseita. Siksi Suomi on pidettävä ydinaseettomana ja Suomen tulisi päinvastoin kaikin voimin pyrkiä edistämään ydinaserajoituksia. Ydinaseettomuus on maamme politiikan pitkä linja. Se on vielä paljon pidempi kuin nyt kumottavaksi esitetyn lain voimassaoloajasta voisi päätellä.…

  15. 29 Apr 2026Preliminary debateReply1 min

    Permitting nuclear weapon import and transitHE 72/2026 vp

    Arvoisa puhemies! Toisin kuin hallitus ja jälleen ministeri Häkkänen antavat ymmärtää, ydinaseista päättävät vain ydinasevallat itse. Niistä ei päätetä yhdessä esimerkiksi Natossa, eikä niistä päätä Suomi. Toivoisin tässä rehellisyyttä. Kyse on Suomen täysivaltaisuudesta. Jos täyskielto kumotaan, Yhdysvallat voi niin…