Lausunnolle

Lausunnolle is the allative case form of the Finnish noun lausunto, which means an official statement, opinion, or assessment. In Finnish grammar, the allative -lle denotes direction toward or for something, so lausunnolle is used to indicate the recipient or target of a lausunto in formal writing.

In practice, lausunto refers to a formal document produced by experts, authorities, or officials in response to a request or as part of a decision-making process. It typically conveys findings, evaluations, legal interpretations, or policy recommendations and is often linked to regulatory or judicial proceedings. A lausunto may be requested by a ministry, agency, court, or committee, and it can be either binding or advisory, depending on the legal framework and context.

Contexts where lausunnot appear include administrative licensing, regulatory reviews, court proceedings, parliamentary committees, and public inquiries. The content is usually informed by evidence, methodology, and reasoning, and it may include conclusions, implications, and references to sources or standards. The precise form and weight of a lausunto are influenced by the authority of the issuing body and the purpose for which it is prepared.

The word lausunnolle appears primarily in formal or legal Finnish and is encountered in templates, correspondence, and drafts where the recipient or the directed purpose of the lausunto is specified. Understanding the allative form helps clarify who or what is intended to receive or be affected by the official statement.

Etymology connects lausunnolle to lausunto, with grammatical inflection reflecting Finnish case usage. Related concepts include mielipide (opinion), arvostelu (assessment), and oikeudellinen lausunto (legal opinion).