monikkomensie
Monikkomensie is a governance concept describing a model in which policy decisions are made through multiple commissions that share authority over a specific policy area. The term is used in public administration and political science to denote plural-commission arrangements designed to harness diverse expertise and to introduce checks and balances by distributing decision power.
In a monikkomensie system, each commission has defined jurisdiction and responsibilities, with decisions often requiring cross-commission
The term has appeared in Finnish-language public administration literature as a way to describe plural-commission approaches.
Critics point to potential downsides, including slower decision-making, coordination costs, and the risk of deadlock if
Pluralism in governance; joint commissions; collaborative governance; expert committees.