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  1. Provisions concerning the processing of personal data by the police to be updated - Ministry of the Interior

    21.12.2017 | New legislation is proposed for the processing of personal data by the police. The Ministry of the Interior has sent out for comments a draft law concerning the processing of personal data by the police. The new personal data act of the police would replace the existing provisions concerning the processing of personal data by the police. The new act must fulfill the requirements of the EU’s upda...
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/poliisin-henkilotietojen-kasittelya-koskevia-saannoksia-uudistetaan

  2. State Secretary Nahkala: Violent extremism not yet a major problem in Finland - Ministry of the Interior

    13.1.2014 | Valtiosihteeri Nahkala: Väkivaltainen ekstremismi ei vielä ole merkittävä ongelma Suomessa
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/valtiosihteeri-nahkala-vakivaltainen-ekstremismi-ei-viela-ole-merkittava-ongelma-suomessa

  3. Licensing process for firearms becomes smoother, without compromising firearms safety - Ministry of the Interior

    7.9.2017 | The licensing process for firearms will be reformed by amending the Firearms Act and some of the related acts. The licencing process will become smoother and quicker without compromising firearms safety. The Government proposed on 7 September that the relevant legislative amendments be approved. The President of the Republic is to approve the amendments on 8 September. The amendments will enter into force on 1 December 2017, and in certain parts, in December 2018.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/aseiden-lupaprosessi-joustavammaksi-aseturvallisuudesta-tinkimat-2

  4. Finland’s third National Action Plan on Women, Peace and Security - Ministry of the Interior

    13.4.2018 | Finland's new National Action Plan on Women, Peace and Security was published on Friday 13 April. This is Finland's third National Action Plan (NAP), extending from 2018 to the end of 2021. Through the NAP, Finland aims to contribute effectively to sustainable peace by strengthening women's participation.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/suomen-kolmas-naiset-rauha-ja-turvallisuus-toimintaohjelma-julkaistiin

  5. Extensive reform of fundraising legislation in sight – Working group's proposals would make it significantly easier to organise fundraising - Ministry of the Interior

    17.1.2018 | The working group preparing the reform of Finland’s fundraising legislation is proposing the enactment of a new Fundraising Act. The new act would replace the current fixed-term money collection licences that are required each time fundraising is arranged with a system of licences granted for an indefinite period, and would enable small-scale civic fundraising to be arranged without the need for an official licence.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/rahankerayslain-taysremontti-toteutumassa-tyoryhma-ehdottaa-merkittavia-helpotuksia-keraysten-jarjestamiseen

  6. Legislation on students and researchers from outside the EU to be amended - Ministry of the Interior

    22.3.2018 | Residence permits for researchers and students would be extended and job-seeking and entrepreneurship would be encouraged through a residence permit granted for this. The goal of this act implementing the EU Directive on students and researchers is that most students completing their degrees in EU countries stay and work in the Union.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/eu-n-ulkopuolelta-tulevia-opiskelijoita-ja-tutkijoita-koskevaa-lainsaadantoa-muutetaan

  7. New act to facilitate seasonal work essential to tourism and agriculture - Ministry of the Interior

    14.12.2017 | New legislation will facilitate seasonal work and the mobility of managers, specialists and trainee employees transferring within a company from one EU Member State to another. The President of the Republic approved the bills on seasonal workers and intra-corporate transfers on Thursday 14 December.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/uusi-laki-helpottamaan-matkailulle-ja-maataloudelle-tarkeaa-kausityota

  8. Finland will restrict cross-border traffic - retired border guards and police officers may be called back to work - Ministry of the Interior

    17.3.2020 | The Government has decided to begin restricting cross-border traffic at Finland’s borders starting on Thursday 19 March at midnight. Border-crossing points will be closed and border controls will be reintroduced. The police will monitor, within the limits of their resources, compliance with the restrictions on public gatherings imposed due to the coronavirus and, if necessary, provide executive assistance to other authorities.
    https://intermin.fi/en/-/suomen-rajaliikennetta-aletaan-rajoittaa-elakkeella-olevia-rajavartijoita-ja-poliiseja-voidaan-kutsua-toihin