tekijäkäsky
Tekijäkäsky, sometimes translated as "authorizing order" or "command to act," is a term originating from Finnish administrative law and practice. It refers to a type of administrative decision or instruction that directs a subordinate authority or official to take a specific action or to refrain from acting in a certain way. These orders are typically issued by a higher administrative body to a lower one, or by a central authority to its regional or local branches.
The purpose of a tekijäkäsky is to ensure that administrative actions are carried out in accordance with
The legal basis and scope of tekijäkäsky vary depending on the specific administrative field and the relevant