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  1. HE 137/2018 vpLapsed

    Creating a police reserve for disruptions

    A volunteer police reserve will be established in Finland to assist the police during major disruptions and exceptional situations. Reservists may be called up to fixed-term public-service employment by a decision of the Government to support police operations.

    18 Apr 2019 · no votes
  2. HE 157/2018 vpPassed with amendments

    Reforming transport qualifications and emergency preparedness

    Heavy vehicle drivers will be able to obtain their professional qualification by taking examinations alone, and the local knowledge component will be removed from the taxi driver examination. At the same time, qualification requirements for authority vessels will be made more flexible and large transport companies will be required to prepare for disruptions.

    25 Mar 2019 · passed without a vote
  3. HE 6/2020 vpPassed with amendments

    Tackling crime during imprisonment

    The Criminal Sanctions Agency's supervisory powers in prisons will be enhanced and its ability to exchange information with pre-trial investigation authorities will be improved. The Criminal Sanctions Agency will be able to disclose information to the police on its own initiative, monitor prisoners' payment card accounts and participate in joint criminal intelligence.

    24 Mar 2021 · passed without a vote
  4. HE 187/2016 vpPassed with amendments

    Expanding Defence Forces security powers

    The Finnish Defence Forces will be granted the right to provide close protection and secure their special transports outside their own areas without an executive assistance request from the police. Powers to use force and firearms will be laid down for officials performing these duties.

    12 Dec 2018 · passed without a vote
  5. HE 29/2017 vpPassed with amendments

    Enhancing evidence gathering across EU countries

    The gathering of evidence for criminal investigations between EU countries will be streamlined through the introduction of a common European Investigation Order. The new procedure speeds up cross-border legal assistance and makes it more binding on authorities than before.

    19 Jun 2017 · passed without a vote
  6. HE 206/2020 vpPassed with amendments

    Adding fingerprints to identity cards

    Fingerprints will begin to be added to identity cards in the same way as to passports, and the data will also be stored in an official register. Fingerprints given once can subsequently be used interchangeably when applying for both passports and identity cards.

    11 Jun 2021 · passed without a vote
  7. HE 190/2020 vpPassed

    Protecting classified information with Ukraine

    Finland and Ukraine agree on the protection and handling of confidential security information between the two countries. The agreement creates common rules for the exchange and protection of classified materials.

    26 Feb 2021 · passed without a vote
  8. HE 134/2021 vpPassed with amendments

    Access to the EU common identity repository

    The police, the Finnish Border Guard and Finnish Customs will be granted access to the EU's common identity repository for the purpose of identifying persons. The reform will speed up identity verification and enhance border security and crime prevention.

    11 Oct 2022 · passed without a vote
  9. HE 4/2019 vpPassed with amendments

    Postponing electronic firearms services

    The introduction of electronic services for firearms permits and firearms notifications will be postponed until March 2020 due to delays in the police information system. Until then, matters will continue to be handled in person at police stations.

    28 Jun 2019 · passed without a vote
  10. HE 35/2021 vpPassed with amendments

    Strengthening Schengen information system cooperation

    Legislation governing the police, the Finnish Border Guard and Finnish Customs is updated to reflect the EU's reformed Schengen Information System. The change provides authorities with new means to combat serious crime and enhances the enforcement of removals from the country as well as the protection of vulnerable persons.

    1 Jul 2022 · passed without a vote
  11. HE 201/2017 vpPassed with amendments

    Strengthening Border Guard powers and preparedness

    The powers of the Finnish Border Guard will be expanded in incidents during normal conditions, in counter-terrorism and in maintaining border security. At the same time, transport operators will be obligated to check travel documents in internal border traffic as well if border control has been temporarily reintroduced.

    14 Dec 2018 · passed without a vote
  12. HE 106/2021 vpPassed with amendments

    Streamlining executive assistance to the police

    The police will be able to receive support and heavy equipment from the Finnish Defence Forces and the Finnish Border Guard more quickly and flexibly for dangerous situations and for securing state visits. Operations will always remain under police leadership, but preparedness for executive assistance and decision-making in urgent threat situations will be streamlined.

    9 May 2022 · passed without a vote
  13. HE 157/2016 vpPassed with amendments

    Transfer of rescue officer training

    Responsibility for organising university of applied sciences education for rescue services officers will be transferred from Savonia University of Applied Sciences to the Police University College. At the same time, the training programme and its funding will be transferred entirely to the administrative branch of the Ministry of the Interior.

    25 Nov 2016 · passed without a vote
  14. HE 24/2020 vpPassed with amendments

    Supplementary budget for 2020

    The supplementary budget for 2020, meaning amendments to the central government budget for the current year. The votes mainly concern individual appropriation items and proposals in the opposition's dissenting opinions.

    27 Mar 2020 · 3 votes
  15. HE 55/2018 vpPassed with amendments

    Air passenger data for crime prevention

    Airlines would be required to disclose their passenger data to the authorities for the prevention of terrorism and serious crime. The data would be processed by a joint passenger information unit of the police, Finnish Customs and the Finnish Border Guard.

    3 May 2019 · passed without a vote
  16. HE 166/2020 vpPassed

    Correcting Supo information-gathering procedures

    The right and duty to carry out certain official acts related to covert information gathering will be restored to commanding officers of the Finnish Security and Intelligence Service (Supo). The amendment rectifies omissions left in legislation in connection with an earlier reform.

    14 Dec 2020 · passed without a vote
  17. HE 141/2020 vpPassed

    Participation in EU border forces

    Finland will align its legislation with the EU regulation on the European Border and Coast Guard. Finnish authorities will participate in the EU joint standing corps and be able to disclose information to Frontex, the European Border and Coast Guard Agency.

    8 Dec 2020 · passed without a vote
  18. HE 153/2015 vpPassed with amendments

    Aligning customs legislation with EU rules

    A new Customs Act will be enacted in Finland to align national provisions with reformed EU customs legislation. Customs dealings will officially be conducted primarily in electronic form, and the powers of authorities will be clarified.

    20 Apr 2016 · passed without a vote
  19. HE 1/2020 vpPassed

    Tightening background checks in aviation

    Background checks on persons working at airports and in air cargo will be carried out more extensively and in greater detail. The change prevents security threats to aviation and implements EU regulation.

    7 Apr 2020 · passed without a vote
  20. HE 107/2016 vpPassed with amendments

    Reform of international security assistance rules

    The ability of the police, rescue services and the Finnish Border Guard to provide and receive international assistance will be streamlined. At the same time, decision-making as well as officials' powers and rights to use force in crisis situations will be clarified.

    16 Jun 2017 · passed without a vote