Matias
Mäkynen
Member of Parliament · seat 98
Votes 3 Dec 2019 – 17 Sep 2026
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- 6127
- Present
- 71%
- 1760 absent
- Against group
- 1.6%
- 68 / 4351 votes
- Speeches
- 107
- last on 9 Jun 2026
- 3130 yes
- 1221 no
- 16 abstained
- 1760 absent
Voting history
How Matias Mäkynen 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
29 votes- 01NoReforming prison officer training and managementPassed with amendments
HE 25/2026 vp8 Sep 2026100–55
- 02AbsentCutting and reforming county fundingPassed
HE 56/2026 vp22 Jun 2026100–75
- 03AbsentOnline alcohol sales and home deliveryPassed with amendments
HE 131/2025 vp22 Jun 202698–77
- 04AbsentIncreasing agricultural fuel oil tax refundsPassed
HE 114/2026 vp22 Jun 2026122–53
- 05AbsentPermitting barnacle goose and cormorant huntingPassed
HE 108/2026 vp22 Jun 2026150–23
- 06AbsentOfficial mail in private digital mailboxesPassed with amendments
HE 58/2026 vp22 Jun 2026100–74
- 07AbsentExpanding information exchange between security authoritiesPassed with amendments
HE 182/2025 vp22 Jun 2026151–23
- 08NoReforming integration and language training servicesPassed with amendments
HE 74/2026 vp16 Jun 2026102–85
- 09NoFacilitating and accelerating nuclear power constructionPassed with amendments
HE 24/2026 vp16 Jun 2026126–61
- 10NoTransferring ambulance transport from KelaPassed with amendments
HE 66/2026 vp16 Jun 2026102–85
- 11YesMaking customs decisions primarily electronicPassed with amendments
HE 28/2026 vp16 Jun 2026166–21
- 12NoPermitting nuclear weapon import and transitPassed with amendments
HE 72/2026 vp16 Jun 2026125–61
- 13AbsentAllowing surgical castration of pigletsPassed with amendments
HE 32/2026 vp9 Jun 2026110–60
- 14AbsentRestricting direct procurement from in-house companiesPassed with amendments
HE 2/2026 vp9 Jun 202691–83
- 15AbsentIntroducing a citizenship testPassed
HE 54/2026 vp9 Jun 2026153–21
- 16YesSpeeding up enforcement of deportationsPassed with amendments
HE 51/2026 vp2 Jun 2026147–22
- 17YesClarifying taxation of foreign investment fundsPassed with amendments
HE 57/2026 vp2 Jun 2026148–21
- 18NoEasing corporate sustainability reportingPassed with amendments
HE 38/2026 vp2 Jun 2026108–61
- 19NoFacilitating fixed-term employment contractsPassed with amendments
HE 199/2025 vp19 May 202693–78
- 20NoReforming foster care and restrictive measuresPassed with amendments
HE 149/2025 vp19 May 2026117–54
- 21NoDigitalising and centralising public administration archivingPassed with amendments
HE 169/2025 vp19 May 2026115–54
- 22NoStreamlining further training for nursesPassed
HE 197/2025 vp19 May 202691–77
- 23YesAbolishing regional sports councilsPassed
HE 23/2026 vp28 Apr 2026153–26
- 24YesPledging fishing quotas as loan collateralPassed
HE 201/2025 vp28 Apr 2026158–20
- 25YesProhibiting overlapping higher education placesPassed
HE 191/2025 vp14 Apr 2026148–19
- 26YesSpeeding up defence plant constructionPassed with amendments
HE 3/2026 vp14 Apr 2026147–19
- 27AbsentMoving tax mail primarily to MyTaxPassed with amendments
HE 157/2025 vp17 Mar 202677–53
- 28AbsentMaking official correspondence primarily electronicPassed with amendments
HE 124/2025 vp10 Mar 202683–76
- 29YesExpanding disclosure of intelligence informationPassed with amendments
HE 29/2025 vp17 Feb 2026137–18
2025
47 votes- 30NoMaking it easier to dismiss employeesPassed
HE 158/2025 vp18 Dec 2025108–54
- 31YesReforming public finance management and oversightPassed with amendments
HE 167/2025 vp18 Dec 2025170–9
- 32AbsentPermitting wolf huntingPassed with amendments
HE 173/2025 vp15 Dec 2025135–35
- 33AbsentEasing health and social service subcontractingPassed with amendments
HE 129/2025 vp15 Dec 2025122–49
- 34AbsentMedicine savings and deregulating self-care medicinesPassed with amendments
HE 111/2025 vp15 Dec 202590–79
- 35AbsentCutting social assistance and tightening conditionsPassed with amendments
HE 116/2025 vp15 Dec 202591–79
- 36AbsentCombining unemployment benefits into universal supportPassed with amendments
HE 112/2025 vp15 Dec 2025113–59
- 37AbsentRestricting activation plans for rehabilitative workPassed with amendments
HE 109/2025 vp15 Dec 202595–76
- 38AbsentOpening the gambling market to competitionPassed with amendments
HE 16/2025 vp15 Dec 2025158–9
- 39AbsentAbolishing data centre electricity tax reliefPassed
HE 156/2025 vp15 Dec 2025131–38
- 40NoTightening job search obligations and sanctionsPassed with amendments
HE 108/2025 vp11 Dec 2025112–48
- 41NoAbolishing the Housing Fund of FinlandPassed
HE 135/2025 vp11 Dec 202593–69
- 42NoAbolishing training compensation for employersPassed with amendments
HE 147/2025 vp11 Dec 202593–69
- 43NoClarifying criteria for disability servicesPassed with amendments
HE 92/2025 vp11 Dec 202593–70
- 44AbsentTuition fees for non-EU studentsPassed with amendments
HE 143/2025 vp9 Dec 2025131–42
- 45AbsentIntegrating call-up checks into student healthcarePassed with amendments
HE 118/2025 vp2 Dec 2025116–52
- 46AbsentNew subsidies for forest nature managementPassed with amendments
HE 104/2025 vp2 Dec 2025111–56
- 47NoTightening conditions for permanent residence permitsPassed with amendments
HE 62/2025 vp27 Nov 2025114–56
- 48YesCutting state funding for churchesPassed
HE 101/2025 vp27 Nov 2025152–17
- 49NoRestricting healthcare for undocumented migrantsPassed with amendments
HE 50/2025 vp25 Nov 2025105–60
- 50YesAbolishing citizen advice and Suomi.fi changesPassed
HE 76/2025 vp18 Nov 2025147–9
- 51NoExtending the reception allowance cutPassed
HE 90/2025 vp18 Nov 2025105–51
- 52NoRaising the fee for uncancelled appointmentsPassed
HE 117/2025 vp18 Nov 2025105–50
- 53NoLowering taxes on transport fuelsPassed
HE 132/2025 vp18 Nov 2025107–49
- 54NoLowering taxes on labourPassed with amendments
HE 98/2025 vp18 Nov 2025116–40
- 55YesScrappage incentive for passenger carsPassed with amendments
HE 106/2025 vp4 Nov 2025124–40
- 56NoTightening requirements for citizenshipPassed with amendments
HE 19/2025 vp14 Oct 2025103–58
- 57NoAbolishing licensing for private day-care centresPassed with amendments
HE 55/2025 vp7 Oct 202598–40
- 58YesReforming Sámi Parliament electoral criteriaPassed with amendments
HE 100/2023 vp18 Jun 2025150–27
- 59NoReforming wellbeing services county fundingPassed
HE 38/2025 vp17 Jun 2025100–84
- 60NoIncreasing the forestry deductionPassed with amendments
HE 44/2025 vp17 Jun 2025122–62
- 61NoCheaper private doctors for over-65sPassed with amendments
HE 36/2025 vp17 Jun 2025100–84
- 62YesReforming central government regional administrationPassed with amendments
HE 13/2025 vp17 Jun 2025153–32
- 63NoExtending the pushback actPassed with amendments
HE 18/2025 vp3 Jun 2025168–29The group voted jaa
- 64YesEnabling management hunting of large carnivoresPassed
HE 21/2025 vp20 May 2025131–20
- 65NoSafeguarding essential functions during strikesPassed with amendments
HE 14/2025 vp20 May 202583–69
- 66NoMaking ASP saving terms more flexiblePassed
HE 7/2025 vp13 May 2025102–52
- 67NoTightening conditions for family reunificationPassed
HE 11/2025 vp13 May 2025103–51
- 68NoStreamlining asylum procedures and speeding deportationsPassed with amendments
HE 10/2025 vp6 May 2025103–53
- 69NoShortening change negotiations and raising thresholdPassed with amendments
HE 198/2024 vp22 Apr 2025114–53
- 70NoProtected periods for work-based residence permitsPassed with amendments
HE 179/2024 vp8 Apr 202595–74
- 71YesClosing Friendship Park visitor centrePassed
HE 203/2024 vp3 Apr 2025144–17
- 72YesExpanding and increasing Kela reimbursementsPassed with amendments
HE 195/2024 vp18 Mar 2025145–9
- 73NoRestoring Kela reimbursements for fertility treatmentsPassed
HE 174/2024 vp18 Mar 2025101–54
- 74AbsentRemoving driving licence examinations from health centresPassed with amendments
HE 171/2024 vp11 Mar 2025111–54
- 75NoStricter detention and entry bansPassed with amendments
HE 143/2024 vp6 Mar 2025113–58
- 76NoAbolishing statutory bakery night-work supplementsPassed
HE 100/2024 vp18 Feb 2025115–57
2024
54 votes- 77NoEasing construction regulationsPassed with amendments
HE 101/2024 vp16 Dec 2024130–67
- 78NoEconomic considerations in labour dispute mediationPassed with amendments
HE 146/2024 vp16 Dec 2024107–90
- 79NoAbolishing the employer training deductionPassed
HE 168/2024 vp16 Dec 2024130–67
- 80NoRestricting access to disability servicesPassed with amendments
HE 122/2024 vp16 Dec 2024130–67
- 81NoCentralising hospitals and emergency servicesPassed with amendments
HE 149/2024 vp16 Dec 2024101–96
- 82YesReforming vocational education funding and steeringPassed with amendments
HE 161/2024 vp16 Dec 2024150–47
- 83NoTightening financial steering of wellbeing services countiesPassed with amendments
HE 78/2024 vp16 Dec 2024106–90
- 84NoIncreasing central government transfers to municipalitiesPassed
HE 110/2024 vp16 Dec 2024129–67
- 85AbsentCutting integration compensation and easing obligationsPassed with amendments
HE 192/2024 vp12 Dec 202497–68
- 86AbsentTightening rules on first-time imprisonmentPassed with amendments
HE 64/2024 vp12 Dec 2024112–53
- 87AbsentRestricting municipal wage subsidiesPassed with amendments
HE 120/2024 vp12 Dec 2024112–54
- 88AbsentExpanding local bargainingPassed with amendments
HE 85/2024 vp12 Dec 2024112–53
- 89AbsentAbolishing ARA and transferring tasksPassed
HE 188/2024 vp12 Dec 202498–72
- 90AbsentAbolishing AraPassed
HE 136/2024 vp12 Dec 202497–72
- 91AbsentLimiting municipal waste management responsibilityPassed with amendments
HE 103/2024 vp12 Dec 2024114–56
- 92AbsentIntroducing emissions trading for fuel distributionPassed
HE 119/2024 vp12 Dec 2024154–16
- 93NoMoving students to housing supplementPassed
HE 160/2024 vp10 Dec 2024112–56
- 94NoExtending the care guarantee for adultsPassed with amendments
HE 134/2024 vp10 Dec 2024109–56
- 95NoEnding national pension payments abroadPassed
HE 128/2024 vp10 Dec 2024112–56
- 96NoTightening housing allowance and asset limitsPassed with amendments
HE 126/2024 vp10 Dec 2024112–56
- 97YesLinking agricultural subsidies to working conditionsPassed
HE 164/2024 vp10 Dec 2024155–14
- 98NoTightening funding for wellbeing services countiesPassed
HE 70/2024 vp10 Dec 202499–70
- 99NoLinking water objectives to environmental permitsPassed with amendments
HE 175/2024 vp10 Dec 202499–71
- 100YesRaising vehicle tax on electric carsPassed
HE 107/2024 vp3 Dec 2024162–19
- 101NoAbolishing increased unemployment benefit componentsPassed
HE 135/2024 vp3 Dec 2024122–58
- 102NoMaking municipal climate plans voluntaryPassed
HE 151/2024 vp3 Dec 2024103–79
- 103NoRaising seafarers' service charges and ending state fundingPassed
HE 145/2024 vp26 Nov 2024107–49
- 104YesRestricting school transport subsidyPassed
HE 177/2024 vp26 Nov 2024118–37
- 105NoRaising reduced VAT to 14 per centPassed with amendments
HE 141/2024 vp26 Nov 202487–67
- 106YesCutting state funding for churchesPassed
HE 113/2024 vp21 Nov 2024117–40
- 107NoLowering elderly care staffing ratioPassed with amendments
HE 127/2024 vp21 Nov 2024115–50
- 108NoCutting sickness and rehabilitation allowancesPassed with amendments
HE 123/2024 vp21 Nov 2024116–51
- 109NoBroadening substitute social worker eligibilityPassed
HE 132/2024 vp19 Nov 202495–67
- 110NoRaising minimum age for Kela benefitsPassed
HE 125/2024 vp19 Nov 2024113–47
- 111NoTightening young persons' rehabilitation allowancePassed
HE 124/2024 vp19 Nov 2024114–48
- 112NoCutting vocational education and training fundingPassed
HE 112/2024 vp19 Nov 202496–66
- 113NoAbolishing daycare-specific equality plansPassed
HE 105/2024 vp12 Nov 2024108–53
- 114NoReducing administrative burden in early childhood education and carePassed
HE 111/2024 vp12 Nov 202492–68
- 115NoMinimum salary for worker residence permitsPassed with amendments
HE 68/2024 vp12 Nov 202491–68
- 116AbsentRaising tuition fees for non-EU studentsPassed with amendments
HE 51/2024 vp5 Nov 2024103–45
- 117NoShortening international protection residence permitsPassed
HE 29/2024 vp22 Oct 2024111–51
- 118NoPreventing instrumentalised migration at the borderPassed
HE 53/2024 vp11 Jul 2024167–31The group voted jaa
- 119NoPreventing lane-switching for asylum seekersPassed with amendments
HE 26/2024 vp30 Jun 202499–79
- 120NoTightening requirements for citizenshipPassed
HE 27/2024 vp30 Jun 202498–81
- 121AbsentLowering reception and spending allowancesPassed with amendments
HE 28/2024 vp27 Jun 2024108–59
- 122AbsentHarmonising steering of wellbeing services countiesPassed with amendments
HE 2/2024 vp27 Jun 202497–71
- 123AbsentRaising standard VAT and insurance taxPassed
HE 61/2024 vp27 Jun 202497–70
- 124YesIntroducing an asylum border procedurePassed
HE 30/2024 vp18 Jun 2024158–13
- 125NoGraduating earnings-related unemployment securityPassed with amendments
HE 13/2024 vp18 Jun 202493–77
- 126YesLimiting non-urgent veterinary services for petsPassed
HE 22/2024 vp4 Jun 2024162–21
- 127NoRaising grocery store alcohol limit to 8 per centPassed with amendments
HE 7/2024 vp4 Jun 2024102–80
- 128NoShortening the integration compensation periodPassed with amendments
HE 21/2024 vp28 May 202492–78
- 129AbsentAbolishing adult education allowance and job alternationPassed
HE 8/2024 vp21 May 202486–74
- 130NoRestricting political and sympathy strikesPassed with amendments
HE 12/2024 vp7 May 2024107–57
2023
24 votes- 131NoIndex freezes and child benefit increasesPassed with amendments
HE 75/2023 vp14 Dec 2023119–58
- 132NoTightening unemployment benefit conditionsPassed with amendments
HE 73/2023 vp14 Dec 202399–47
- 133YesRaising fisheries management fee age limitPassed with amendments
HE 49/2023 vp11 Dec 2023181–0
- 134NoLowering fuel taxPassed
HE 36/2023 vp11 Dec 2023123–58
- 135NoLowering the fuel distribution obligationPassed
HE 53/2023 vp11 Dec 2023123–58
- 136NoTightening general housing allowance rulesPassed with amendments
HE 74/2023 vp11 Dec 202399–79
- 137NoTightening social assistance housing costsPassed with amendments
HE 58/2023 vp11 Dec 2023118–58
- 138NoRaising the share savings account limitPassed with amendments
HE 44/2023 vp10 Dec 2023108–53
- 139NoLowering transfer tax and first-home exemptionPassed
HE 64/2023 vp7 Dec 2023109–66
- 140NoCutting youth and vocational rehabilitation allowancesPassed
HE 60/2023 vp7 Dec 2023100–75
- 141NoRetaining the 14-day care guaranteePassed
HE 55/2023 vp28 Nov 2023118–56
- 142NoLowering vehicle tax on older carsPassed
HE 35/2023 vp28 Nov 202396–80
- 143NoLimiting index increases in church fundingPassed
HE 47/2023 vp23 Nov 202397–56
- 144NoPostponing tighter elderly care staffing ratiosPassed
HE 54/2023 vp14 Nov 2023119–44
- 145NoRaising the minimum land property taxPassed
HE 39/2023 vp7 Nov 2023111–69
- 146NoPostponing the Disability Services ActPassed
HE 9/2023 vp26 Sep 202392–75
- 147AbsentIntegration service reform and municipal transferPassed with amendments
HE 208/2022 vp2 Mar 202391–71
- 148YesReforming building permits and climate requirementsPassed with amendments
HE 139/2022 vp28 Feb 2023102–76
- 149YesTransferring employment services to municipalitiesPassed with amendments
HE 207/2022 vp28 Feb 2023138–40
- 150AbsentFaster processing of work-based residence permitsPassed with amendments
HE 114/2022 vp9 Feb 2023113–37
- 151YesReforming municipal veterinary servicesPassed with amendments
HE 83/2022 vp7 Feb 202387–67
- 152YesEnabling state aid in Ilmastorahasto financingPassed with amendments
HE 116/2022 vp31 Jan 2023135–47
- 153AbsentReforming legal gender recognitionPassed with amendments
HE 189/2022 vp31 Jan 2023113–69
- 154AbsentPostponing tighter elderly care staffing ratiosPassed
HE 298/2022 vp24 Jan 2023119–38
2022
22 votes- 155AbsentImproving assistance for trafficking victimsPassed
HE 220/2022 vp12 Dec 202293–65
- 156AbsentReforming the commercial fishing quota systemPassed with amendments
HE 205/2022 vp12 Dec 2022123–31
- 157YesCutting Kela reimbursements for private healthcarePassed
HE 237/2022 vp8 Dec 202298–72
- 158YesMunicipal climate plans and appeal rightsPassed with amendments
HE 239/2022 vp8 Dec 2022132–38
- 159AbsentExtending healthcare rights for undocumented migrantsPassed with amendments
HE 112/2022 vp1 Dec 202279–70
- 160AbsentLowering early childhood education feesPassed
HE 228/2022 vp29 Nov 2022121–31
- 161AbsentPromoting equality and protection against discriminationPassed with amendments
HE 148/2022 vp29 Nov 2022114–38
- 162AbsentAccelerating green transition permits and appealsPassed
HE 128/2022 vp29 Nov 202290–32
- 163AbsentGender hatred as an aggravating circumstancePassed with amendments
HE 7/2021 vp24 Nov 202299–41
- 164AbsentFaster entry for specialists and studentsPassed with amendments
HE 99/2022 vp24 Nov 2022103–35
- 165AbsentMandatory equality plans for early childhood educationPassed
HE 177/2022 vp15 Nov 2022113–34
- 166AbsentFacilitating family reunification for protected minorsPassed with amendments
HE 100/2022 vp15 Nov 202279–62
- 167YesEnsuring essential care during industrial disputesPassed with amendments
HE 130/2022 vp18 Sep 2022109–38
- 168YesPhasing out the pension pipelinePassed with amendments
HE 62/2022 vp27 Jun 2022117–35
- 169YesSpeeding up and clarifying parentage confirmationPassed with amendments
HE 132/2021 vp21 Jun 2022106–46
- 170YesEnabling EU Asylum Agency assistancePassed
HE 49/2022 vp14 Jun 2022108–39
- 171YesEnshrining climate targets in lawPassed
HE 27/2022 vp24 May 2022121–42
- 172YesMore flexible pension funding and competitionPassed
HE 30/2022 vp10 May 2022116–34
- 173YesLicensing private day-care centresPassed with amendments
HE 224/2021 vp19 Apr 202297–73
- 174YesEasing residence permits for students and researchersPassed with amendments
HE 232/2021 vp5 Apr 202290–58
- 175YesClarifying Teno fishing permits and supervisionPassed with amendments
HE 30/2021 vp5 Apr 202290–57
- 176YesState company for partial-capacity employmentPassed with amendments
HE 198/2021 vp15 Mar 202298–27
2021
13 votes- 177YesCOVID-19 vaccine requirement in healthcarePassed
HE 230/2021 vp27 Dec 2021107–32
- 178YesExtending Covid restrictions and Covid passPassed with amendments
HE 226/2021 vp20 Dec 2021106–36
- 179YesExtending transition period for in-house entity salesPassed
HE 168/2021 vp13 Dec 2021117–26
- 180AbsentReforming services and job search obligationsPassed with amendments
HE 167/2021 vp7 Dec 2021119–30
- 181YesAnnual basic fee for health protection supervisionPassed with amendments
HE 140/2021 vp16 Nov 202194–71
- 182YesRequiring compensation for non-compete agreementsPassed
HE 222/2020 vp9 Nov 2021132–35
- 183YesIntroducing the COVID-19 passPassed with amendments
HE 131/2021 vp14 Oct 2021105–33
- 184AbsentStricter emissions limits for public vehicle procurementsPassed with amendments
HE 70/2021 vp22 Jun 202140–13
- 185AbsentImproving legal protection for asylum seekersPassed
HE 247/2020 vp22 Jun 202142–11
- 186AbsentEstablishing a continuous learning service centrePassed with amendments
HE 76/2021 vp22 Jun 202132–22
- 187AbsentTackling the exploitation of foreign labourPassed with amendments
HE 253/2020 vp8 Jun 202143–10
- 188AbsentAllowing tighter restaurant restrictionsPassed with amendments
HE 32/2021 vp14 Apr 202131–21
- 189AbsentClosure of high-risk premisesPassed with amendments
HE 31/2021 vp27 Mar 202131–14
2020
9 votes- 190AbsentExtending compulsory education to 18Passed with amendments
HE 173/2020 vp14 Dec 202031–24
- 191AbsentEstablishing Defence Properties in Senate GroupPassed with amendments
HE 31/2020 vp8 Dec 202032–22
- 192YesRaising alcohol taxPassed
HE 145/2020 vp17 Nov 202034–22
- 193YesAbolishing quality-based diesel tax reductionsPassed
HE 144/2020 vp17 Nov 202033–24
- 194YesCancelling the introduction of light carsPassed
HE 128/2020 vp15 Oct 202032–22
- 195YesExpanding EV charging and building automationPassed with amendments
HE 23/2020 vp15 Oct 202042–12
- 196YesEpidemic compensation for social assistance recipientsPassed with amendments
HE 105/2020 vp29 Sep 202034–22
- 197AbsentRaising aftercare age for unaccompanied minorsPassed with amendments
HE 79/2020 vp22 Jun 202045–10
- 198AbsentExpanding asylum seekers' right to workPassed
HE 65/2020 vp9 Jun 202043–11
2019
2 votes- 199YesRaising taxes on transport fuelsPassed
HE 66/2019 vp10 Dec 201994–64
- 200YesChanges to income taxation for 2020Passed
HE 24/2019 vp10 Dec 2019126–34
Speeches
How Matias Mäkynen spoke
Speeches in plenary sessions on government proposals, newest first. The text is a verbatim record from Parliament's minutes.
107 speeches
Highlights
”Hallituksen esitys julkisista hankinnoista on yksi Orpon hallituksen ideologisimmista ja epäonnistuneimmista esityksistä.”
Against · Restricting direct procurement from in-house companies
”On hyvä, että Suomessa kuluttajaluottojen sääntelyä on kehitetty viime vuosina ja että positiivinen tulorekisteri on saatu käyttöön.”
In favour with reservations · Strengthening consumer protection in credit and e-commerce
”Sen takia on erittäin välttämätöntä ja tärkeää, että tällainen huoltovarmuustilijärjestelmä nyt julkisena palveluna luodaan.”
In favour · Establishing national backup payment systems
”On myöskin perusteltua, että tämä omavastuu ja liikevaihdon alenemavaatimus laskee nyt 30 prosentista 25 prosenttiin.”
In favour · Extending closure compensation and cost support
”On saatu kierros kierrokselta parempi osumistarkkuus ja myöskin kehitettyä näitä tukia — siitä sekä ministeriölle että eduskunnalle pisteet.”
In favour · Cost support for tourism, hospitality and events
The quotes come from debate digests where an AI picked the MP's speech to represent the group's position. They have been checked verbatim against the minutes.
9 Jun 2026Second reading6 min
Restricting direct procurement from in-house companiesHE 2/2026 vpArvoisa puhemies! Hallituksen esitys julkisista hankinnoista on yksi Orpon hallituksen ideologisimmista ja epäonnistuneimmista esityksistä. Olemme talousvaliokunnassa käsitelleet lakia erittäin perusteellisesti ja saaneet siitä hyvän käsityksen. On poikkeuksellista, miten yksiäänisesti ja miten laajasti kritiikkiä…
29 May 2026Second reading2 min
Increasing pension investment returns and fundingHE 40/2026 vpArvoisa puhemies! Tässä esityksessä todellakin eläkejärjestelmää vahvistetaan lisäämällä osakepainoa ja ottamalla käyttöön mahdollisuus indeksijarruun. Uudistus on sinänsä tasapainoinen, ja se on sitä sen ansiosta, että tässä valmistelussa on hyödynnetty perinteistä kolmikantaista yhteistyötä. Työmarkkinajärjestöt…
12 Feb 2026Preliminary debateReply1 min
Restricting direct procurement from in-house companiesHE 2/2026 vpArvoisa puhemies! Kuten tässä keskustelussa on tullut esiin, niin näille uudistuksen tavoitteille on laaja tuki eduskunnassa, ja kilpailun lisääminen ja hankintojen tehostaminen on ollut usean hallituksen tavoitteena. No, ikävä kyllä tämän hallituksen esityksen kritiikki on ollut erittäin voimakasta, ja ne pienet…
11 Dec 2025First reading4 min
Making it easier to dismiss employeesHE 158/2025 vpArvoisa puhemies! Käsittelyssä on tänään hallituksen esitys henkilöön perustuvan irtisanomisperusteen keventämisestä. Lakia perustellaan työllisyydellä, mutta kuitenkaan merkittäviä työllisyysvaikutuksia uudistukselle ei pystytä arvioimaan, kuten tässä on keskustelun aikana käynyt ilmi. Myöskään mitään korjattavaa…
11 Dec 2025First reading4 min
Making it easier to dismiss employeesHE 158/2025 vpArvoisa puhemies! Tuntematon jarru painuu vain syvemmälle. Marraskuun lopussa valtiovarainministeriöstä kerrottiin, että tämän vuoden kasvuennuste on pettämässä ja syynä on tuntematon jarru. Eilen taas saimme tiedon, että velkaa on tänä vuonna tulossa enemmän kuin valtiovarainministeriössä tiedettiin, yli 17 miljardia…
8 Oct 2025Preliminary debate1 min
Strengthening consumer protection in credit and e-commerceHE 120/2025 vpArvoisa puhemies! Kiitos ministerille esittelystä. On hyvä, että Suomessa kuluttajaluottojen sääntelyä on kehitetty viime vuosina ja että positiivinen tulorekisteri on saatu käyttöön. Sitäkin on tämäkin hallitus vienyt eteenpäin. Siitä kiitos myös ministerille. Tämä on ollut yhteinen asia yli hallituskausien. Mitä…
24 Sep 2025Preliminary debateReply1 min
Central government budget for 2026HE 99/2025 vpArvoisa puhemies! Ministeri Puisto, tänä vuonna Suomessa tehdään yli kymmenen miljardin yksityiset investoinnit vihreään siirtymään, ja se on erittäin hieno asia. [Arto Satonen: Niin on!] Talousvaliokunnasta saamamme tiedon mukaan tämän taustalla ovat Marinin hallituksen tekemät päätökset sähköveroon liittyen sekä…
24 Sep 2025Preliminary debateReply1 min
Central government budget for 2026HE 99/2025 vpArvoisa puhemies! Ministeri Marttinen, te pyysitte, että suomalaisilla työttömillä on nyt oltava sisua. Kyllähän suomalaisilla sisua on, mutta ikävä kyllä se ei käy maksuvälineenä ruokakaupassa. Työttömyys on nyt yli kymmenen prosenttia, ja te olette siinä mielessä historiallisessa tilanteessa työministerinä. Ainoa…
24 Sep 2025Preliminary debateReply1 min
Central government budget for 2026HE 99/2025 vpArvoisa puhemies! Eilen kuulimme, kuinka hallitus on kääntänyt kaikki kivet talouskasvun ja työllisyyden vahvistamiseksi, ja varsinkin valtiovarainministeri Purra oikein uhriutui eduskunnan edessä tästä asiasta. Kuitenkin taloustieteilijöiden hyvin laajan yhteisymmärryksen mukaan koulutus ja tutkimus ovat tehokkaimmat…
24 Sep 2025Preliminary debateReply1 min
Central government budget for 2026HE 99/2025 vpArvoisa puhemies! Eilen Tilastokeskus kertoi, että Suomen työttömyysaste on noussut yli 10 prosenttiin ensimmäisen kerran sitten 90-luvun laman. Tänään uutisoitiin STM:n selvitys, että yli 31 000 lasta putoaa köyhyyteen hallituksen päätösten myötä. Nämä molemmat luvut ovat hallituksen politiikan tulosta. Tänä aamuna…
23 Sep 2025Preliminary debateReply2 min
Central government budget for 2026HE 99/2025 vpKiitos, arvoisa puhemies! Olen tottunut tällaiseen nimittelyyn sosiaalisessa mediassa ja perussuomalaisten puheenvuoroissa, mutta on uutta kuulla sitä ministeriaitiosta. [Juha Mäenpää: Mitä se sanoi? — Juho Eerola: Talousnero!] Valtiovarainministeri Purra, te olette omissa puheenvuoroissanne vuosi toisensa jälkeen…
23 Sep 2025Preliminary debateReply1 min
Central government budget for 2026HE 99/2025 vpArvoisa puhemies! Kiitos puheenvuorosta. Täytyy aivan ensimmäiseksi sanoa, että SDP on julkaissut oman vaihtoehtobudjettinsa joka syksy. Siinä alijäämät ovat olleet pienempiä kuin hallituksen budjetissa ja myöskin työllisyysvaikutukset parempia ja suurempia kuin hallituksen vaihtoehdossa. [Susanne Päivärinnan…
23 Sep 2025Preliminary debateReply1 min
Central government budget for 2026HE 99/2025 vpArvoisa puhemies! Olemme tänään kuulleet Tilastokeskukselta, että työttömyys on yli kymmenen prosenttia korkeammalla kuin kertaakaan 90-luvun laman jälkeen, mutta myös, että heinäkuussa myönnettyjen rakennuslupien määrä alitti historiallisen matalan tason, jolla se oli jo vuotta aiemmin. Vienti ja investoinnit…
23 Oct 2024Preliminary debate2 min
Enhancing anti-money laundering and information exchangeHE 157/2024 vpArvoisa puhemies! Kiitos ministerille hyvästä esityksestä ja myöskin sen esittelystä. Tietojenvaihdon parantaminen on aina tervetullutta viranomaisten välillä, ja tällä esityksellä varmasti parannetaan jälleen — ainakin pieni askel — rahanpesun ja terrorismin rahoituksen ehkäisyä. Tässä on myös esimerkki siitä, miten…
23 Oct 2024Preliminary debate2 min
Raising private schools' home municipality compensationHE 163/2024 vpArvoisa puhemies! Tämä kymmenen miljoonan euron lisääminen yksityisen perusopetuksen järjestäjien rahoitukseen on perusteltu siltä osin kuin järjestämisvelvollisuus myös erityiselle tuelle tässä laajenee, ja on varmasti tervetullutta, että myös yksityiskoulut joutuvat jatkossa erityistä tukea järjestämään. Se on…