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Jouni Kotiaho

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  1. HE 145/2015 vpPassed with amendments

    Tightening annual holiday and illness rules

    Annual holiday accrual from family leave will be limited, and a six-day qualifying period will be introduced for falling ill during annual holiday before leave can be postponed. However, employees will always be guaranteed an annual holiday of at least four weeks.

    Jouni Kotiaho: No vote recorded
    11 Mar 2016 · 3 votes
    94 jaa
    47 ei
  2. HE 25/2017 vpPassed

    Harmonising alternative fuel distribution

    Finland will introduce harmonised technical requirements and labelling for electric vehicle recharging points and alternative fuel refuelling stations. Consumers will receive clearer information on the compatibility of different fuels and recharging options with their vehicles, as well as on price comparisons.

    Jouni Kotiaho: No vote recorded
    6 Jun 2017 · passed without a vote
  3. HE 40/2021 vpPassed with amendments

    Boosting recycling and separate waste collection

    The legislative reform tightens waste recycling targets and extends sorting and separate collection obligations for residential properties. The transport of separately collected waste will become the responsibility of the municipality, and the cost liability of packaging producers will be increased.

    Jouni Kotiaho: Absent
    24 Jun 2021 · 9 votes

    Closest vote · Pöydällepanon ajankohta, Katja Taimela / Timo Heinonen

    33 jaa
    23 ei
  4. HE 265/2020 vpPassed

    Curbing electricity distribution price increases

    The cap on annual electricity distribution price increases will be cut, and the timetable for electricity network companies' security of supply investments will be extended. The changes are intended to protect electricity consumers from large and rapid distribution fee increases.

    Jouni Kotiaho: Absent
    24 Jun 2021 · 2 votes

    Closest vote · Käsittelyn pohja, mietintö / Heikki Vestman

    33 jaa
    22 ei
  5. HE 91/2021 vpPassed

    Extending higher education Covid-19 exceptions

    Higher education students would be able to register as absent during their first academic year if the coronavirus epidemic prevents them from beginning their studies. In addition, delays in teaching arrangements caused by the pandemic would be compensated to students through additional time to complete their degree.

    Jouni Kotiaho: No vote recorded
    18 Jun 2021 · passed without a vote
  6. HE 226/2020 vpPassed with amendments

    Prosecuting threats against work and office

    An illegal threat made because of work duties or a public position of trust will become subject to public prosecution if the perpetrator is outside the work community. Initiating a preliminary investigation and bringing charges will no longer require a demand for punishment from the victim.

    Jouni Kotiaho: Absent
    18 Jun 2021 · 2 votes

    Closest vote · Mietintö / Sebastian Tynkkynen , lausumaehdotus

    42 jaa
    11 ei
  7. 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.

    Jouni Kotiaho: No vote recorded
    11 Jun 2021 · passed without a vote
  8. HE 33/2015 vpPassed

    Cutting car tax, raising vehicle tax

    Car tax on low- and medium-emission cars will be reduced in stages between 2016 and 2019. At the same time, the annual vehicle tax on all cars will be increased from the beginning of 2017.

    Jouni Kotiaho: No vote recorded
    2 Dec 2015 · 5 votes
    100 jaa
    59 ei
  9. HE 4/2021 vpPassed with amendments

    Criminal record checks in short-term employment

    Employers will be able to check the criminal background of persons working with children also in employment relationships lasting under three months. Requesting a criminal record extract will be based on the employer's own discretion and risk assessment, and will not be mandatory.

    Jouni Kotiaho: Absent
    8 Jun 2021 · 5 votes

    Closest vote · Mietintö / Jukka Mäkynen

    32 jaa
    23 ei
  10. HE 40/2015 vpPassed with amendments

    Ending study grant index adjustments

    Annual index adjustments to the study grant will be abolished, meaning the grant amount will no longer increase automatically in line with the cost of living. At the same time, the parental income limits for 18-to-19-year-old upper secondary students living independently will be raised, and the eligibility conditions for student financial aid for studying abroad will be made more flexible.

    Jouni Kotiaho: No vote recorded
    27 Nov 2015 · 2 votes
    110 jaa
    57 ei
  11. HE 89/2019 vpPassed with amendments

    Supplement to the 2020 budget

    Supplementary proposal to the budget proposal for 2020 (HE 29/2019 vp), comprising adjustments made by the Government to the budget proposal after its submission. It is considered together with the main budget proposal.

    Jouni Kotiaho: No vote recorded
    20 Dec 2019 · passed without a vote
  12. HE 106/2022 vpPassed with amendments

    Expanding EU criminal record exchange

    Finland will introduce a shared EU information system to identify previous criminal convictions of third-country nationals in member states. Authorities will receive information on convictions handed down in other EU countries considerably faster than before.

    Jouni Kotiaho: No
    21 Dec 2022 · 4 votes

    Closest vote · Lausumaehdotus, mietintö / Sebastian Tynkkynen 4

    129 jaa
    43 ei
  13. HE 41/2022 vpPassed with amendments

    Improving accessibility of products and services

    Many everyday products and digital services must become accessible and easy to use also for persons with disabilities and older people. In addition, people will be able to send emergency SMS messages to the general emergency number without prior registration.

    Jouni Kotiaho: No vote recorded
    21 Dec 2022 · passed without a vote
  14. HE 71/2019 vpPassed with amendments

    Adjusting after-care age limits

    The final payout age for child welfare independent living allowance will rise to 25 and the definition of a young person will expand to cover 18–24-year-olds. At the same time, it is clarified that extended after-care applies to children and young people who are receiving support at the start of 2020.

    Jouni Kotiaho: No vote recorded
    19 Dec 2019 · passed without a vote
  15. HE 146/2022 vpPassed with amendments

    Reforming cross-border corporate restructurings

    Finnish limited liability companies will be able to transfer their registered office to another EEA state or from another state to Finland without winding up the company. At the same time, regulation on cross-border acquisitions and divisions will be harmonised, and regulatory oversight to prevent abuses will be tightened.

    Jouni Kotiaho: No vote recorded
    20 Dec 2022 · passed without a vote
  16. HE 134/2022 vpPassed

    Distributing Brexit support to Finnish businesses

    Finland will deploy the EU's Brexit Adjustment Reserve to support businesses adversely affected by the United Kingdom's withdrawal from the EU. Aid will be granted as business development aid through the ELY Centres (Centres for Economic Development, Transport and the Environment).

    Jouni Kotiaho: No vote recorded
    20 Dec 2022 · passed without a vote
  17. HE 83/2019 vpPassed with amendments

    Raising the age limit for extended unemployment benefits

    The minimum age limit for additional days of unemployment security for persons born in 1961 and later will rise from 61 to 62 years. At the same time, the upper age limit for unemployment benefits and insurance contributions will be linked to the retirement age.

    Jouni Kotiaho: Yes
    16 Dec 2019 · 1 vote

    Only vote · Lausumaehdotus, mietintö / Mia Laiho

    131 jaa
    26 ei
  18. HE 68/2021 vpPassed

    Second supplementary budget for 2021

    The second supplementary budget for 2021, introducing amendments to the central government budget for the current year. The votes mainly concern individual appropriation items and the opposition's dissenting proposals.

    Jouni Kotiaho: No
    31 May 2021 · 17 votes
  19. HE 259/2020 vpPassed

    Strengthening the role of occupational physiotherapists

    Physiotherapists qualified in occupational health care will be defined as occupational health care professionals rather than experts. The reform will strengthen multiprofessional cooperation and the prevention of musculoskeletal disorders in workplaces.

    Jouni Kotiaho: Absent
    31 May 2021 · 2 votes

    Closest vote · 3 §, mietintö / Mia Laiho

    32 jaa
    23 ei
  20. HE 83/2021 vpPassed

    Supplementing the second 2021 supplementary budget

    A supplementary proposal to the second supplementary budget for 2021 (HE 68/2021 vp), providing the Government's specifications to the budget amendments for the current year. It is considered together with the main supplementary budget proposal.

    Jouni Kotiaho: No vote recorded
    28 May 2021 · passed without a vote
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