julkistettavuutta
Julkistettavuutta refers to the principle of openness and public access to information held by public authorities in Finland. This principle is enshrined in the Finnish Constitution and further regulated by the Act on the Openness of Government Activities. The core idea is that official documents and proceedings should generally be public, unless there is a specific legal reason to restrict access.
The purpose of julkistettavuutta is to promote transparency, accountability, and public participation in governance. By making
There are, however, certain exceptions to the principle of openness. These exceptions are narrowly defined and