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  1. HE 19/2025 vpPassed with amendments

    Tightening requirements for citizenship

    The conditions for obtaining Finnish citizenship will be tightened and the grounds for loss of citizenship expanded. Obtaining citizenship will require, among other things, independent means of support and a longer period of good conduct following offences.

    17 Oct 2025 · 2 votes
    103 jaa
    58 ei
  2. 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
  3. HE 29/2025 vpPassed with amendments

    Expanding disclosure of intelligence information

    The Finnish Security and Intelligence Service (Supo) and military intelligence will be permitted to disclose information on suspected serious offences more extensively to the police and other crime prevention authorities. In addition, Supo will be able to disclose information directly to the Nato defence alliance and certain EU bodies.

    20 Feb 2026 · 1 vote
    137 jaa
    18 ei
  4. HE 105/2026 vpIn progress

    Reforming anti-money laundering rules

    Finnish legislation on preventing money laundering and terrorist financing would be reformed to align with the European Union's new regulatory package. The reform would tighten reporting and customer due diligence obligations across several sectors and expand the powers of supervisory authorities.

    7 Oct 2026 · no votes yet
  5. HE 4/2025 vpPassed

    Import licences for cultural goods

    The Finnish Heritage Agency will start issuing import licences for valuable and old cultural goods imported into Finland from outside the EU. The reform aims to combat illicit trade in cultural goods.

    27 Mar 2025 · passed without a vote
  6. HE 52/2025 vpPassed

    Improving criminal data exchange in Eurojust

    Information exchange between Finnish authorities and Eurojust, the European Union Agency for Criminal Justice Cooperation, will be enhanced, especially regarding terrorist offences. At the same time, the term of office of the Assistant to the National Member of Finland will be made more flexible.

    25 Sep 2025 · passed without a vote
  7. 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
  8. HE 236/2021 vpPassed with amendments

    Strengthening anti-money laundering measures

    Rules on preventing money laundering and terrorist financing will be clarified and supervision tightened in line with international obligations. The changes expand the supervision and obligations of reporting entities to detect suspicious assets and activities.

    6 Mar 2023 · passed without a vote
  9. HE 241/2022 vpPassed with amendments

    Enhancing removal of terrorist online content

    The police may order terrorist content spreading online to be removed quickly from hosting services. Administrative penalty fees can be imposed on online service providers that fail to meet their obligations.

    21 Dec 2022 · passed without a vote
  10. HE 323/2022 vpPassed with amendments

    Strengthening sanctions and anti-money laundering supervision

    The obligation of financial institutions and other obliged entities to comply with sanctions in customer due diligence will be clarified. The powers of supervisory authorities to impose administrative penalty payments for long-term violations will be improved.

    3 Mar 2023 · passed without a vote
  11. HE 167/2018 vpPassed with amendments

    Bank account monitoring and cryptocurrency regulation

    An electronic bank and payment account monitoring system will be established in Finland to facilitate access to information by authorities and to prevent crime. At the same time, virtual currency providers will be required to register with the Financial Supervisory Authority and comply with anti-money laundering regulations.

    18 Apr 2019 · 1 vote
    155 jaa
    17 ei
  12. 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
  13. 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
  14. HE 272/2018 vpPassed

    Loss of citizenship for serious offences

    A person may lose Finnish citizenship if they commit a serious offence involving treason, high treason or terrorism directed against Finland. Deprivation of citizenship applies only to persons who also hold the citizenship of another state.

    11 Apr 2019 · passed without a vote
  15. HE 202/2017 vpPassed with amendments

    Civilian intelligence powers for Supo

    Legislation on civilian intelligence will be created in Finland, granting the Finnish Security and Intelligence Service (Supo) powers to gather information on activities threatening national security both domestically and abroad. At the same time, criminal pre-trial investigation powers will be removed from Supo, and independent oversight of legality will be created for its activities.

    8 Apr 2019 · 3 votes

    Closest vote · 2. lakiehdotus, 19 §, mietintö / Markus Mustajärvi

    168 jaa
    10 ei
  16. HE 228/2016 vpPassed with amendments

    Combatting money laundering and terrorist financing

    The reform tightens supervision of money laundering and terrorist financing and obliges companies to register their beneficial owners with the authorities. At the same time, authorities' supervisory powers and the sanctions imposed for non-compliance are significantly increased.

    13 Jun 2017 · 1 vote

    Only vote · 1. lakiehdotus, 1 luvun 5 §, mietintö / Sirpa Paatero

    105 jaa
    61 ei
  17. 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
  18. 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
  19. HE 172/2020 vpPassed with amendments

    Penalties for illicit movement of cultural goods

    Finnish Customs will be granted the right to impose a penalty fee for bringing or moving cultural goods into the customs territory of the EU if the goods were exported unlawfully from their country of origin. The fee may also be imposed in situations where the goods are merely transported through Finland or held in a customs warehouse.

    2 Dec 2020 · passed without a vote
  20. HE 72/2016 vpPassed with amendments

    Clarifying decision-making on international assistance

    Clear rules will be established in Finland on how the highest state leadership decides on providing or requesting international assistance to and from other countries. The procedure covers, in particular, assistance obligations under EU treaties as well as crisis situations requiring military force or extensive resources.

    16 Jun 2017 · passed without a vote
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