Nimitettävä

Nimitettävä is a Finnish term that translates to "appointee" or "designated person" in English. It refers to an individual who has been formally selected or nominated to hold a specific position, office, or responsibility. The act of nimitettävä implies a deliberate choice made by a higher authority, such as a government, an organization, or a committee.

The process of nimitettävä can vary greatly depending on the context. In governmental appointments, a nimitettävä might be a minister, a judge, or a head of a state agency, chosen by the president or the cabinet. In corporate settings, a nimitettävä could be a new CEO, a board member, or a department head, appointed by the existing leadership or shareholders. In academic institutions, a professor or a dean might be a nimitettävä, selected by a university board or a search committee.

The term emphasizes the official nature of the selection. It is not merely a suggestion or a candidacy, but a confirmed placement into a role. The nimitettävä is therefore expected to fulfill the duties and responsibilities associated with their appointed position. The legitimacy of their authority stems from this formal act of designation. The scope and duration of a nimitettävä's term are typically defined by the rules and regulations governing the specific appointment.