Toimielinjäsen

Toimielinjäsen is a Finnish term that translates to "member of a body" or "committee member." It refers to an individual who participates in the decision-making or operational activities of a specific group, committee, board, or other organizational entity. The responsibilities and authority of a toimielinjäsen can vary greatly depending on the nature and purpose of the toimielin (body) they belong to.

These toimielin can be found in various contexts, including governmental organizations, non-profit associations, corporate boards, and educational institutions. A toimielinjäsen typically has a right to attend meetings, express opinions, and vote on matters brought before the body. Their involvement is crucial for the functioning and governance of the organization.

The selection process for a toimielinjäsen also differs. They might be elected by a larger group, appointed by a superior authority, or nominated based on their expertise or affiliation. Regardless of how they are chosen, toimielinjäsen are expected to act in good faith and in the best interest of the body they serve. The term itself is broad and encompasses a wide range of roles within structured groups.