pöytäkirjakoko

Pöytäkirjakoko refers to the standard size of meeting minutes in Finland. This term specifically denotes the paper size used for official documents, particularly those produced by public bodies and organizations. The most common and widely accepted pöytäkirjakoko is A4, which is an international standard paper size. However, historically, other sizes might have been used, though A4 is the contemporary norm.

The use of a consistent paper size is crucial for practical reasons. It ensures that minutes can be easily stored, filed, and retrieved, fitting into standard binders and archives. It also contributes to a professional and uniform presentation of official records. When referring to pöytäkirjakoko, the implication is that the minutes are printed or presented in a format that is easily manageable and conforms to established archival and office practices.

While the term primarily relates to the physical dimensions of the paper, it also carries an implicit understanding of the formality and official nature of the document. Therefore, adhering to the correct pöytäkirjakoko is part of maintaining the integrity and accessibility of meeting records.