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Markku Siponen

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  1. 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.

    Markku Siponen: No
    18 Dec 2025 · 12 votes
    90 jaa
    79 ei
  2. HE 98/2025 vpPassed with amendments

    Lowering taxes on labour

    Taxes on labour will be lowered from the beginning of 2026 by cutting the highest marginal tax rates and increasing the earned income tax credit and the basic deduction. As a counterbalance, the tax deductibility of trade union membership fees, the tax exemption for company bicycles, and the home office deduction for wage earners will be abolished.

    Markku Siponen: Yes
    21 Nov 2025 · 12 votes
    116 jaa
    40 ei
  3. 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.

    Markku Siponen: No
    16 Dec 2025 · 2 votes
    93 jaa
    69 ei
  4. HE 108/2025 vpPassed with amendments

    Tightening job search obligations and sanctions

    Meetings for jobseekers in the employment services will be made more flexible, and applying for jobs referred by the authorities will become immediately mandatory. At the same time, unemployment security sanctions will be tightened so that entitlement to benefits will be lost for a fixed period as early as the first failure to comply.

    Markku Siponen: Yes
    16 Dec 2025 · 5 votes
    112 jaa
    48 ei
  5. HE 46/2025 vpPassed with amendments

    Supervising the use of artificial intelligence

    A supervisory system for the safe use of artificial intelligence systems would be established in Finland in line with EU artificial intelligence regulation. Authorities would receive powers to supervise the use of artificial intelligence and address breaches of the rules through administrative fines.

    Markku Siponen: Yes
    16 Dec 2025 · 1 vote

    Only vote · Perustelut: mietintö JAA / Hanna Holopaisen ehdotus EI

    113 jaa
    48 ei
  6. HE 70/2026 vpIn progress

    Streamlining land-use planning

    Finland's land use legislation will be reformed to streamline land-use planning and promote investments. The reform eases guidance from the regional land use plan, sets a minimum distance for wind turbines, and strengthens landowners' right of initiative in planning.

    Markku Siponen: No
    8 Oct 2026 · 1 vote

    Only vote · Valiokuntaan lähettäminen: puhemiesneuvoston ehdotus JAA / Vesa Kallion ehdotus EI

    85 jaa
    69 ei
  7. HE 72/2025 vpPassed with amendments

    Clarifying military service rules

    Men with the right of domicile in Åland will be able to apply to complete military service by waiving their exemption through an official procedure. Persons who have confirmed their gender will be enabled to continue service without interruption and retain the right to remain in the reserve.

    Markku Siponen: No vote recorded
    29 Apr 2026 · passed without a vote
  8. HE 151/2024 vpPassed

    Making municipal climate plans voluntary

    The statutory obligation for municipalities to draw up their own climate plan will be abolished. Municipalities will be able to decide on their climate actions and plans voluntarily.

    Markku Siponen: No
    9 Dec 2024 · 2 votes
    103 jaa
    79 ei
  9. HE 210/2026 vpIn progress

    Abolishing insider registers for investment firms

    Investment firms will no longer be required to maintain a public insider register, and their insiders will no longer make separate insider declarations. The reform dismantles national red tape overlapping with EU regulation.

    Markku Siponen: No vote recorded
    14 Oct 2026 · no votes yet
  10. HE 143/2026 vpIn progress

    Disposal of nuclear research waste in Sweden

    Small quantities of spent nuclear fuel sent from Finland to Sweden for research purposes could be permanently disposed of in Sweden. Radioactive waste generated during research would no longer need to be returned to Finland.

    Markku Siponen: No vote recorded
    14 Oct 2026 · no votes yet
  11. 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.

    Markku Siponen: No vote recorded
    14 Oct 2026 · no votes yet
  12. HE 195/2025 vpPassed with amendments

    Clarifying environmental penal provisions

    Penal provisions concerning fluorinated greenhouse gases, ozone-depleting substances and the reporting of industrial emissions data will be clarified in line with EU regulation. The acts will define more precisely the acts and omissions for which a fine may be imposed.

    Markku Siponen: No vote recorded
    25 Feb 2026 · passed without a vote
  13. 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.

    Markku Siponen: Yes
    2 Dec 2025 · 2 votes
    152 jaa
    17 ei
  14. HE 174/2026 vpIn progress

    Cutting income tax for 2027

    Taxes on labour for low- and middle-income earners will be reduced, and an index adjustment corresponding to the rise in earnings levels will be made to the income tax scale for 2027. At the same time, the tax deduction for donations will be expanded, and the payment of tax on employee stock options in unlisted companies will be deferred until the shares are sold.

    Markku Siponen: No vote recorded
    15 Oct 2026 · no votes yet
  15. HE 157/2026 vpIn progress

    Stricter penalties for environmental offences

    Legislation on environmental offences will be tightened and several new environmental offence categories will be added to the Criminal Code. At the same time, penalties imposed for the acts and corporate fines imposed on companies will be raised considerably.

    Markku Siponen: No vote recorded
    15 Oct 2026 · no votes yet
  16. HE 170/2025 vpPassed with amendments

    Protection against cross-border harassment lawsuits

    A new act will protect journalists, researchers and civil society organisations from unfounded lawsuits brought with the intention of silencing them in cross-border civil cases. Courts would be able to dismiss a harassment lawsuit at an early stage, require security for legal costs from the claimant, and impose a penalty fee on the claimant.

    Markku Siponen: No vote recorded
    22 Apr 2026 · passed without a vote
  17. HE 71/2025 vpPassed

    Protecting emergency and police work

    Obstructing or threatening police, emergency medical and rescue service workers and damaging emergency vehicles and equipment will carry harsher penalties. The reform will improve the safety of emergency personnel and ensure that help arrives in emergency situations.

    Markku Siponen: No vote recorded
    19 Mar 2026 · passed without a vote
  18. 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.

    Markku Siponen: Yes
    21 Nov 2025 · 1 vote
    105 jaa
    51 ei
  19. HE 129/2025 vpPassed with amendments

    Easing health and social service subcontracting

    Rules on subcontracting by private providers of health and social services will be eased, and state steering of investments by wellbeing services counties will be tightened. In addition, wellbeing services counties will be obliged to monitor and report on their staffing situation in a harmonised manner.

    Markku Siponen: Yes
    19 Dec 2025 · 1 vote
    122 jaa
    49 ei
  20. HE 200/2026 vpIn progress

    Regulating technology and monitoring in social services

    The proposal sets clear rules for the conditions under which monitoring devices, sensors and remote connections can be used in social services. The aim is to improve client safety and care while safeguarding client privacy and the right to self-determination.

    Markku Siponen: No
    8 Oct 2026 · 1 vote

    Only vote · Valiokuntaan lähettäminen: puhemiesneuvoston ehdotus JAA / Aki Lindénin ehdotus EI

    93 jaa
    81 ei
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