lupavapauden
Lupavapauden, or lupavapaus, is a term used in Finnish political and public discourse to describe the idea of reducing or removing the need for government licenses or permits for various activities. It is not a formal legal category or single policy, but a general goal or principle often invoked in discussions about regulatory reform.
Etymology and usage: The word combines lupa, meaning permit, and vapaus, meaning freedom. The genitive form lupavapauden
Scope and examples: The concept is applied broadly, without a fixed scope. Proponents may argue for permit
Debate: Supporters contend that lupavapauden lowers regulatory barriers, stimulates innovation, and reduces bureaucratic costs for citizens
Context: In Finland, as in many democracies, deregulatory ideas are actively debated in parliament, media, and