Presidentilliset

Presidentilliset is a Finnish term that translates to "presidential" or "related to the president." It is primarily used in the context of Finnish politics and governance to describe matters concerning the President of Finland. This can include presidential elections, the powers and duties of the president, presidential decrees, and the presidential office itself.

The President of Finland is the head of state and is directly elected by popular vote for a six-year term. The president's responsibilities include representing Finland abroad, acting as commander-in-chief of the Finnish Defence Forces, and appointing the Prime Minister and other ministers. The term "presidentilliset" can be used to refer to the entire presidential system, the presidential campaign, or specific presidential actions.

For example, "presidentilliset vaalit" refers to presidential elections. "Presidentilliset valtaoikeudet" denotes the president's constitutional powers. The term is essential for understanding the functioning of the Finnish state and the role of its head of state. It encapsulates the various aspects tied to the office and its occupant.