Käyttötaajuusperiaate
Käyttötaajuusperiaate, often translated as the "operating frequency principle" or "frequency of use principle," is a concept in Finnish law and particularly in administrative law. It refers to the idea that a public authority's decision-making power or right to act in a certain matter should be exercised in a timely and efficient manner, without undue delay. The principle emphasizes that administrative bodies should not hoard or indefinitely reserve their powers but rather utilize them when the need arises and when it is appropriate to do so.
This principle is not always explicitly stated in legislation but is often derived from broader principles
The application of this principle can be complex and depends on the specific context of the administrative