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  1. HE 163/2025 vpPassed with amendments

    Tougher and clearer terrorism penalties

    Finland's terrorism legislation will be reformed to make it clearer and more comprehensive. Penalties imposed for terrorist offences, as well as for preparing and promoting them, will be toughened.

    13 May 2026 · passed without a vote
  2. HE 191/2022 vpPassed with amendments

    Reforming and standardising disability services

    Services for persons with various disabilities will be brought together under a new act on disability services, basing access to services on individual need for assistance rather than a medical diagnosis. The reform will strengthen the self-determination of persons with disabilities and introduce new forms of support for daily life and participation.

    20 Mar 2023 · 5 votes

    Closest vote · Lausumaehdotus, mietintö / Antero Laukkanen 4

    109 jaa
    82 ei
  3. HE 271/2022 vpPassed

    Approving a counter-terrorism treaty

    Finland will approve the Council of Europe Additional Protocol on the prevention of terrorism and intensify international information exchange on foreign terrorist fighters. At the same time, the Criminal Code will be amended so that receiving training is also punishable for less serious terrorist offences.

    6 Mar 2023 · 1 vote
  4. HE 120/2020 vpPassed

    Travel bankruptcy compensation for cancelled trips

    The state can compensate passengers for payments for trips cancelled due to the coronavirus epidemic and received travel vouchers if a tour operator goes bankrupt. Compensation will be paid when claims cannot be covered by the tour operator's securities.

    2 Oct 2020 · 1 vote

    Only vote · Lausumaehdotus, mietintö / Juhana Vartiainen

    32 jaa
    24 ei
  5. HE 83/2023 vpPassed

    Facilitating youth mobility with Canada

    Finland and Canada will introduce an agreement facilitating opportunities for young people to travel, work and complete traineeships in the other country. Under the arrangement, young people aged 18 to 35 can receive a temporary residence permit for up to one year.

    15 Dec 2023 · passed without a vote
  6. HE 89/2021 vpPassed

    Expanding criminal liability for terrorism offences

    Participation in the activities of a terrorist group and incitement to terrorism offences will become more broadly punishable. At the same time, authorities will be granted the right to use secret coercive measures and intelligence-gathering methods to prevent and investigate these offences.

    8 Dec 2021 · 4 votes

    Closest vote · Lausumaehdotus 3 , mietintö / Jani Mäkelä

    84 jaa
    61 ei
  7. HE 30/2018 vpPassed

    Broadening criminal liability for terrorist offences

    Counter-terrorism legislation will be tightened to meet the requirements of an EU directive. Independent training for a terrorist offence and facilitating travel for the purpose of terrorism will also become punishable acts.

    16 Oct 2018 · passed without a vote
  8. HE 202/2020 vpPassed with amendments

    Digitalising transport services and coronavirus preparedness

    The provision of mobility and travel information services will be transferred to a state-owned company, and regulatory flexibility will be added to the transport sector. At the same time, temporary measures will be introduced to the act to prevent the harms of the coronavirus pandemic.

    18 Dec 2020 · passed without a vote
  9. HE 288/2018 vpPassed

    Informing passengers about animal diseases

    Passenger transport and postal operators will be required to provide passengers with information on serious animal diseases and movement restrictions relating to them. At the same time, Finnish Customs will be granted the right to carry out animal disease control inspections independently as executive assistance.

    22 Feb 2019 · passed without a vote
  10. HE 120/2017 vpPassed with amendments

    Reforming traveller insolvency protection

    The security system for travel service providers will be reformed to ensure that travellers are more reliably refunded their advance payments and brought home if a travel organiser becomes insolvent. A new insolvency protection fee and increased supervisory fees will be introduced for businesses in the sector.

    23 Nov 2017 · passed without a vote
  11. HE 93/2016 vpPassed

    Criminalising travel for terrorist purposes

    Travelling abroad for the purpose of committing a terrorist offence, as well as attempting and financing such travel, will be made criminal offences. Authorities will be granted the right to use secret coercive measures and secret intelligence gathering to prevent and investigate such travel.

    31 Oct 2016 · passed without a vote