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Timo Furuholm

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  1. HE 61/2026 vpPassed

    More time for electricity load control

    Electricity network companies and electricity suppliers are to be given additional time to introduce electricity demand control systems. The mandatory rollout of new market-based load control services will be postponed from autumn 2026 to June 2027.

    Timo Furuholm: No vote recorded
    29 May 2026 · passed without a vote
  2. HE 55/2026 vpPassed

    Linking military retirement age to life expectancy

    The retirement ages for military posts in the Finnish Defence Forces will be linked to changes in life expectancy in line with the pension system. This will gradually lengthen military careers starting from 2030.

    Timo Furuholm: No vote recorded
    29 May 2026 · passed without a vote
  3. HE 167/2025 vpPassed with amendments

    Reforming public finance management and oversight

    Finland's public finance steering and oversight will be reformed to align with the European Union's new fiscal rules. Long-term ceiling targets will be set for public debt, and the Economic Policy Council will become an independent fiscal watchdog.

    Timo Furuholm: No
    19 Dec 2025 · 2 votes
    170 jaa
    9 ei
  4. HE 101/2025 vpPassed

    Cutting state funding for churches

    The state will cut funding for the Evangelical Lutheran Church's societal tasks and the central government grant to the Orthodox Church in 2026 and 2027. The fixed-term cuts will strengthen central government finances by a total of 20 million euros.

    Timo Furuholm: No
    2 Dec 2025 · 2 votes
    152 jaa
    17 ei
  5. HE 42/2026 vpPassed

    Clarifying Emergency Supply Fund VAT

    The Emergency Supply Fund will become a separate taxable person liable for value added tax (VAT) in trading activities related to material preparedness. The National Emergency Supply Agency, having become a government agency, will move to general state taxation for VAT purposes.

    Timo Furuholm: No vote recorded
    20 Apr 2026 · passed without a vote
  6. HE 47/2026 vpPassed with amendments

    Banning greenwashing and right to repair

    Misleading environmental marketing by companies will face stricter intervention, and consumers must be provided with clearer information than before on product durability and repairability. In addition, manufacturers of certain devices, such as household appliances and smartphones, will be obligated to offer repair services and spare parts at a reasonable price.

    Timo Furuholm: No vote recorded
    16 Jun 2026 · passed without a vote
  7. HE 196/2026 vpIn progress

    Linking non-military service to comprehensive security

    Non-military service will be linked more closely to comprehensive security and preparedness in society. Persons performing non-military service and those who have completed it can in future be deployed more widely to assist authorities in various disruptions and exceptional situations.

    Timo Furuholm: No vote recorded
    14 Oct 2026 · no votes yet
  8. HE 135/2025 vpPassed

    Abolishing the Housing Fund of Finland

    The Housing Fund of Finland will be abolished, and state-subsidised housing construction will be financed directly from the state budget. At the same time, a guarantee fee will be introduced for new state interest-subsidy loans, though it will not be charged on student housing or housing projects for special groups.

    Timo Furuholm: No
    16 Dec 2025 · 2 votes
    93 jaa
    69 ei
  9. HE 11/2026 vpPassed with amendments

    Restricting driving by 17-year-olds

    Driving a passenger car will be prohibited for 17-year-olds at night between 00:00 and 05:00, and cars driven by them must display a minor driver sign. In addition, the conditions for age exemptions for minors will be tightened and the risk training required for a driving licence will be increased.

    Timo Furuholm: No vote recorded
    7 May 2026 · passed without a vote
  10. HE 60/2026 vpPassed

    Suspending the Finland-Russia tax treaty

    Finland will suspend the application of the income tax treaty between Finland and Russia. National tax legislation alone will apply to cross-border income between the countries, without the tax reliefs provided by the tax treaty.

    Timo Furuholm: No vote recorded
    26 May 2026 · passed without a vote
  11. HE 143/2024 vpPassed with amendments

    Stricter detention and entry bans

    The Aliens Act would be tightened to make removals from the country more effective and to improve security. Detention periods for persons staying illegally in the country will be extended and entry bans will be toughened.

    Timo Furuholm: No
    13 Mar 2025 · 4 votes
    113 jaa
    58 ei
  12. HE 18/2026 vpPassed

    Opening CSC supercomputer capacity to companies

    CSC, owned by the State and higher education institutions, will be able to sell up to one fifth of its supercomputer computing capacity for corporate research and development. At the same time, it will be ensured that higher education institutions can continue to procure IT and research services from the company without competitive tendering.

    Timo Furuholm: No vote recorded
    12 Jun 2026 · passed without a vote
  13. HE 198/2025 vpPassed with amendments

    Enhancing information exchange between authorities

    Authorities will be able to exchange information more extensively than at present and on their own initiative to combat organised crime, work-related exploitation and the grey economy. The reform will speed up action against abuses and improve prison safety.

    Timo Furuholm: No vote recorded
    12 Jun 2026 · passed without a vote
  14. HE 90/2025 vpPassed

    Extending the reception allowance cut

    The previously implemented cut to the reception allowance and spending allowance paid to asylum seekers and beneficiaries of temporary protection will be extended until June 2026. The level of support will remain at its current level until permanent legislative amendments on the matter enter into force.

    Timo Furuholm: No
    21 Nov 2025 · 1 vote
    105 jaa
    51 ei
  15. HE 184/2025 vpPassed with amendments

    Making stock market listings easier

    Companies' access to the stock exchange and capital markets will be made easier by easing prospectus requirements and lowering the threshold for listing. Regulation will be made more flexible, particularly to promote access to financing for small and medium-sized enterprises.

    Timo Furuholm: No vote recorded
    25 Mar 2026 · passed without a vote
  16. HE 86/2026 vpPassed

    Easier open higher education for jobseekers

    Jobseekers aged 25 or over will be able to complete open higher education studies without restrictions on the duration or scope of the studies and without losing their unemployment benefit. Studies will no longer need to be reported to employment authorities, but the obligation to apply for and accept full-time work will remain unchanged.

    Timo Furuholm: No vote recorded
    11 Jun 2026 · passed without a vote
  17. HE 171/2025 vpPassed with amendments

    Supplementing the 2026 budget proposal

    The Government's supplementary proposal for the 2026 budget (HE 99/2025). It updates the budget proposal submitted in the autumn with new information before Parliament decides on the budget; it is considered together with the main budget proposal.

    Timo Furuholm: No vote recorded
    19 Dec 2025 · passed without a vote
  18. HE 111/2025 vpPassed with amendments

    Medicine savings and deregulating self-care medicines

    Prices of prescription medicines and pharmacies' gross margins will be cut, and the basis for determining the pharmacy tax will be reformed. At the same time, certain low-risk self-care medicines will be permitted for sale outside pharmacies and pharmacies will be given the right to deviate from prescriptions in situations of availability disruptions.

    Timo Furuholm: No
    18 Dec 2025 · 12 votes
    90 jaa
    79 ei
  19. HE 59/2026 vpPassed

    Adjusting corporate tax apportionment shares

    The shares of the central government and municipalities in corporate income tax revenue will be amended for the years 2026–2029 and permanently from 2030 onwards. The amendment ensures that earlier tax changes do not alter municipal tax revenue.

    Timo Furuholm: No vote recorded
    15 May 2026 · passed without a vote
  20. HE 117/2025 vpPassed

    Raising the fee for uncancelled appointments

    The maximum fee charged for an uncancelled and missed appointment or care place in health and social services will rise. A fee of up to 73.70 euros could be charged for failure to attend without an acceptable reason.

    Timo Furuholm: No
    21 Nov 2025 · 1 vote
    105 jaa
    50 ei
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