lakisääteisellä

lakisääteisellä is a Finnish word that translates to "statutory" or "legislative" in English. It refers to something that is established, mandated, or regulated by law. This term is commonly used in legal, administrative, and governmental contexts in Finland.

When something is described as lakisääteisellä, it means it is not optional or discretionary but rather a legal requirement. For example, a "lakisääteisellä vakuutus" would be a mandatory insurance that all citizens or businesses must possess by law. Similarly, "lakisääteisellä palvelulla" refers to a service that the government is obligated to provide under the law.

The concept of lakisääteisellä is fundamental to the Finnish legal system, ensuring that certain rights, obligations, and standards are universally applied and enforced. It distinguishes legally binding provisions from voluntary agreements or recommendations. Understanding this term is crucial for comprehending Finnish legislation and the framework of rights and responsibilities within the country. It signifies a definitive legal basis for an action, right, or obligation.