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Timo Furuholm

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  1. HE 145/2018 vpPassed with amendments

    Expanding FSHS to UAS students

    Students at universities of applied sciences will be covered by the same student healthcare as university students. Kela will organise healthcare for higher education students and the Finnish Student Health Service (FSHS) will provide the services across the country.

    Timo Furuholm: No vote recorded
    3 May 2019 · passed without a vote
  2. HE 70/2020 vpPassed

    Extending sustainability criteria for biomass fuels

    The act lays down new sustainability requirements for solid and gaseous biomass fuels, such as wood fuels and biogas. The amendment will ensure that bioenergy used in energy production is produced sustainably and that its emission reductions are adequate.

    Timo Furuholm: No vote recorded
    7 Dec 2020 · passed without a vote
  3. HE 310/2018 vpLapsed

    Reforming health and social services fees

    The legislation on client fees for health and social services will be comprehensively reformed and brought to the statutory level. Healthcare services for minors will become free of charge, the fee cap will be expanded, and the fee criteria for housing services will be harmonised.

    Timo Furuholm: No vote recorded
    18 Apr 2019 · no votes
  4. HE 1/2016 vpLapsed

    Increasing day, fixed and corporate fines

    The amounts of day fines, summary penal fees and corporate fines imposed for offences and traffic violations will be increased significantly. The increases aim to generate tens of millions of euros in additional annual revenue for the state.

    Timo Furuholm: No vote recorded
    18 Apr 2019 · no votes
  5. HE 40/2018 vpPassed with amendments

    Reforming daycare staffing and quality

    A new Early Childhood Education and Care Act will be enacted in Finland to strengthen the pedagogical quality of early childhood education and care and clarify regulation in the sector. The reform will raise the qualification levels of daycare centre staff and establish a national database for early childhood education and care.

    Timo Furuholm: No vote recorded
    5 Jul 2018 · 29 votes
    127 jaa
    45 ei
  6. HE 206/2016 vpPassed with amendments

    Deregulating education and student welfare

    Administrative obligations and planning requirements for schools and educational institutions will be eased to save costs for municipalities. Principals in upper secondary education will, among other things, be able to decide on temporary student expulsions, and qualification requirements for school social workers will be relaxed.

    Timo Furuholm: No vote recorded
    23 Dec 2016 · 2 votes
    106 jaa
    56 ei
  7. HE 147/2016 vpPassed

    Emissions trading compensation for industry

    Electricity-intensive industry could receive state support for higher electricity costs driven up by emissions trading. The aim of the aid is to maintain industrial competitiveness and prevent production from relocating outside the EU.

    Timo Furuholm: No vote recorded
    20 Dec 2016 · 4 votes
    130 jaa
    29 ei
  8. HE 212/2018 vpPassed with amendments

    Stricter penalties for child sexual offences

    More severe prison sentences could be imposed for aggravated sexual offences against children. Aggravated child rape would be added to the Criminal Code as a new offence.

    Timo Furuholm: No vote recorded
    8 Apr 2019 · passed without a vote
  9. HE 179/2016 vpPassed

    Cutting insurance aid for commercial fishing

    Fishing gear on fishing vessels over 12 metres will be excluded from state insurance aid, and support for coastal fishing will be reduced. The changes will generate central government savings and bring provisions in line with EU state aid rules.

    Timo Furuholm: No vote recorded
    16 Dec 2016 · 1 vote
    100 jaa
    63 ei
  10. HE 218/2016 vpPassed

    Easing staffing obligations in elderly care

    Municipal obligations regarding the expertise required in services for older persons will be eased, and the separate designated responsible worker in elderly care will be abolished. Older persons will be assigned a designated worker under the Social Welfare Act.

    Timo Furuholm: No vote recorded
    13 Dec 2016 · 1 vote
    97 jaa
    64 ei
  11. HE 268/2018 vpPassed with amendments

    Digitalising environmental and water procedures

    Applications for environmental and water permits and related notifications with authorities will become primarily electronic. Physical notice boards of municipalities and authorities will be phased out, and public notices and decisions will be published online.

    Timo Furuholm: No vote recorded
    3 Apr 2019 · passed without a vote
  12. HE 184/2016 vpPassed

    Medicine reimbursement cuts and price competition

    Savings of 134 million euros will be targeted at medicine reimbursements by increasing price competition between medicines and reducing medicine wastage. At the same time, the reimbursement rate for diabetes medicines other than insulin will be reduced, and the quantity of expensive medicines reimbursed at one time will be decreased.

    Timo Furuholm: No vote recorded
    2 Dec 2016 · 2 votes
    144 jaa
    29 ei
  13. HE 309/2018 vpPassed

    Stricter fishing penalties and Lapland permits

    A person who unlawfully catches endangered fish will have to compensate the conservation value of the fish to the state. At the same time, residents of Enontekiö, Inari and Utsjoki will obtain the right to a seasonal permit for state-owned salmon and trout waters in their home municipality.

    Timo Furuholm: No vote recorded
    21 Mar 2019 · 3 votes

    Closest vote · Lausumaehdotus, mietintö / Hanna Halmeenpää 1

    141 jaa
    30 ei
  14. HE 113/2016 vpPassed

    Shortening the duration of unemployment allowance

    The maximum duration of unemployment allowance would be shortened and the waiting period extended from five to seven days. In addition, increased components of unemployment security would be reduced or abolished.

    Timo Furuholm: No vote recorded
    21 Nov 2016 · 3 votes
    100 jaa
    47 ei
  15. HE 253/2018 vpPassed with amendments

    State intervention in security-threatening property transactions

    The state will gain the means to monitor and, if necessary, block real estate transactions that could endanger Finland's national security. Buyers from outside the EU and the EEA will be required to obtain a permit to buy real estate in Finland.

    Timo Furuholm: No vote recorded
    14 Mar 2019 · passed without a vote
  16. HE 174/2016 vpPassed

    Raising property taxes for 2017

    Minimum levels and permitted ranges for property taxes will be raised from 2017. The change will increase taxation on properties, holiday homes and unbuilt building sites in several municipalities.

    Timo Furuholm: No vote recorded
    11 Nov 2016 · 5 votes
    106 jaa
    39 ei
  17. HE 195/2017 vpPassed

    Limiting municipal waste management responsibilities

    Municipal responsibility for municipal waste management will be restricted mainly to waste generated in housing. At the same time, the ability of municipal waste companies to sell services on the market will be gradually curtailed.

    Timo Furuholm: No vote recorded
    21 May 2018 · 6 votes
    144 jaa
    38 ei
  18. HE 139/2018 vpPassed with amendments

    Abolishing conscription exemption for Jehovah's Witnesses

    The separate right of Jehovah's Witnesses to be exempt from military and non-military service will be abolished. Like people of other convictions, they will have to complete military service or non-military service.

    Timo Furuholm: No vote recorded
    4 Mar 2019 · 1 vote

    Only vote · Lausumaehdotus, mietintö / Silvia Modig

    153 jaa
    27 ei
  19. HE 66/2019 vpPassed

    Raising taxes on transport fuels

    Excise duty on petrol, diesel and other transport fuels will be increased. The change will raise fuel prices and increase central government tax revenue.

    Timo Furuholm: No vote recorded
    16 Dec 2019 · 2 votes
    94 jaa
    64 ei
  20. HE 112/2020 vpPassed

    Extending VAT exemption for coronavirus supplies

    The value added tax (VAT) exemption for equipment needed to combat, test for and treat coronavirus will be extended by three months. The tax exemption will remain in force until the end of October 2020.

    Timo Furuholm: No vote recorded
    1 Oct 2020 · 1 vote

    Only vote · 38 c §, mietintö / Elina Lepomäen ehdotus

    32 jaa
    21 ei
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