järjestysdirektiivi

Thejärjestysdirektiivi, which translates to "Order Directive" or "Arrangement Directive," is a legal instrument primarily found in Finnish law. It concerns the regulation and management of public order and safety. This directive typically outlines the powers and responsibilities of authorities, such as the police, in maintaining peace and preventing disturbances. It may also define the types of public gatherings that require permits or notification and the conditions under which such gatherings can be held or prohibited.

The scope of the järjestysdirektiivi can extend to various situations, including demonstrations, protests, public events, and other forms of assembly. It aims to balance the rights of individuals to express themselves freely with the need to protect public safety and order. Key aspects often covered include the designated areas for public gatherings, regulations on noise levels, and measures to ensure the smooth flow of traffic and pedestrian movement. Enforcement of the directive is usually carried out by law enforcement agencies, who are empowered to issue orders or take necessary actions to uphold the provisions. The directive serves as a framework to guide both the organizers of public events and the authorities responsible for their oversight.