Sisäministeri

Sisäministeri is the Finnish term for the Minister of the Interior. This ministerial position is part of the Finnish government and is responsible for a wide range of domestic affairs. The scope of the Sisäministeri's responsibilities typically includes public order and security, border control, immigration, police, rescue services, and internal security matters. The ministry overseeing this portfolio is known as the Ministry of the Interior (Sisäministeriö).

The role of the Sisäministeri is crucial in maintaining the safety and well-being of Finnish citizens. They are tasked with developing and implementing policies related to law enforcement, emergency management, and the integration of immigrants. The minister works closely with various agencies, including the Finnish Police, the Finnish Border Guard, and the Finnish Emergency Services. Their duties also extend to legislative work, proposing new laws and amendments related to internal security and public administration. The Sisäministeri is appointed by the President of Finland upon the proposal of the Prime Minister and is a member of the Finnish Cabinet. The specific duties and organizational structure can evolve with different government compositions.