täysistuntoja

Täysistuntoja refers to plenary sessions of a legislative body, most commonly the Finnish Parliament (Eduskunta). These are the main meetings where all elected members of parliament gather to discuss and vote on legislation, government proposals, and other important matters. Täysistuntoja are the highest forum for parliamentary decision-making in Finland.

During a täysistunto, the Parliament addresses a wide range of issues. This includes debating and voting on government bills, scrutinizing the work of the government through questions and interpellations, and making decisions on the state budget. Other activities in a täysistunto can include electing certain officials, discussing matters of national importance, and receiving reports.

The schedule and frequency of täysistuntoja are determined by the Parliament's rules of procedure and its annual work plan. Typically, täysistuntoja are held regularly during parliamentary session periods. The sessions are open to the public, and proceedings are often broadcast live, allowing citizens to follow the legislative process. The decisions made in täysistuntoja have a direct impact on Finnish law and policy.