Hallinnolliset

Hallinnolliset is a Finnish term functioning as the plural form of the adjective hallinnollinen, meaning administrative. It is used to describe matters related to public administration, government agencies, and bureaucratic processes. The term is common in official language, administrative law, and public administration discourse, and it is employed to differentiate administrative affairs from legislative or judicial domains.

The adjective hallinnollinen describes the characteristics of administration, and hallinnolliset typically modifies plural nouns such as hallinnolliset viranomaiset (administrative authorities), hallinnolliset päätökset (administrative decisions), hallinnolliset menettelyt (administrative procedures), and hallinnolliset asiat (administrative matters). This usage helps clarify the context in which governmental or bureaucratic actions occur.

In legal and governmental contexts, hallinnolliset processes cover how authorities operate, how proceedings are conducted, and how public policy is implemented. Decisions or actions taken by authorities are frequently described as hallinnolliset, and they may be subject to review under administrative law. The Finnish term hallinto-oikeus (administrative court) is closely associated with these concepts, reinforcing the administrative nature of the subject matter.

Origin and morphology: hallinnolliset derives from hallinto (administration) plus the adjective suffix -llinen; Finnish adjectives agree with the nouns they modify, so hallinnolliset appears with plural nouns.

See also: hallinto-oikeus, hallintomenettely, hallinnollinen prosessi.