lakiasetuksen
Lakiasetuksen is a Finnish term that translates to "statutory regulation" or "decree" in English. It refers to a specific type of legal norm enacted by the Finnish government or a relevant ministry, rather than by the parliament itself. While laws (lait) are passed by the Eduskunta (Finnish Parliament), lakiasetukset are typically issued to provide more detailed instructions on how a particular law should be implemented and enforced. They are subordinate to laws and must not contradict them.
The purpose of lakiasetukset is to offer flexibility and expertise in refining the practical application of
These regulations are publicly accessible and are part of the official compilation of Finnish statutes, ensuring