kansalaisadressit
Kansalaisadressit, also known as citizens' initiatives or petitions in English, are a form of direct democracy where citizens can collectively express their views and demand action from public authorities. In Finland, the right to submit an address is enshrined in the Constitution, allowing citizens to propose legislation to the Parliament.
The process typically involves collecting signatures, either physically or digitally, in support of a specific proposal.
The threshold for submitting a legislative proposal through an address is currently 50,000 validated signatures from