Tiedonsaannille

Tiedonsaannille is the allative form of the Finnish noun tiedonsaanti, which denotes the act or process of obtaining or receiving information. In Finnish administrative and legal language, tiedonsaannille marks the recipient or intended recipient of information and signals the direction of information flow toward that party. It is thus used to specify who is to receive information in a given provision or procedure.

In practical terms, tiedonsaanti refers to information access or the right to obtain information, while tiedonsaannille is employed in formal texts to designate the party that is to receive the information or who has the right to obtain it. The term commonly appears in contexts such as public information law, records management, and privacy or data protection discussions, where precise designation of the information recipient is required. Outside of official documents, the usage is rare, and more ordinary terms such as tiedonsaanti or tiedonsaantioikeus are typically used.

Etymology and form: tiedonsaanti combines tieto ('information') with saanti ('receiving'), and the allative suffix -lle adds the meaning 'to/for.' See also tiedonsaanti, tiedonsaantioikeus, and related legal concepts such as public information law (julkisuuslaki).