kuntaliitokseksi

Kuntaliitokseksi is a translative form in Finnish, built from kuntaliitos (municipal merger) with the suffix -ksi, indicating a transformation into or status as something. In legal and administrative language it is used to describe an outcome or aim where entities are to become a municipal merger, or have been designated as such.

The term does not denote a separate legal act by itself. Instead, it signals the result of a process in texts that discuss reforms, structural changes, or organizational planning. It is commonly found in policy documents, reform proposals, and analyses that treat the idea of merging municipalities as a future or intended state rather than an independent institution.

In practice, kuntaliitokseksi appears in discussions about municipal consolidation within the Finnish public administration. It helps convey that the subject under consideration is to be transformed into a single municipal entity or to form part of a merger agreement. The usage reflects how Finnish administrative language describes change in state or organization, rather than naming a discrete legal procedure.

Related concepts include kuntaliitos (municipal merger) and the broader reform processes that lead to changes in municipal boundaries and governance. The exact legal steps and approvals depend on current national legislation and local decisions, but kuntaliitokseksi as a linguistic form remains a neutral way to express the transformation into a merger in official texts.