Destruction treatments|The Prime Minister’s Party, the coalition, outlined at its July party meeting that deconsolidation treatments should be banned by law.
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Kokoumunuoret criticizes their parent party for the delay in banning rehabilitation treatments.
Chairman Binga Tupamäki emphasizes that integration treatments cause lifelong traumas for sexual minorities.
The Law Committee presents an additional report on, among other things, the manifestations and prevalence of consolidation treatments.
The Nationalist Youth criticizes his parent party for the fact that banning consolidating treatments by law is annoying the coalition MPs sitting in the parliament’s legal committee.
“Disintegration treatments mentally break people who belong to sexual minorities and cause them lifelong traumas”, chairman of the Kokompusuorten Binga Tupamäki in his announcement, justifies the need to prohibit the integration treatments by law.
According to the draft report of the legal committee seen by HS, the legal committee is presenting an additional explanation on the subject, among other reasons, because there is no clear picture of the manifestations, frequency, implementers, victims, quality and quantity of reintegration treatments.
The basis is also used to map the extent to which the problem can be solved by the current legislation.
“It is quite cheap to hide behind the above-mentioned claims and justify a negative attitude towards the initiative with legal problems. Parliament’s job is to find ways to change things, that’s politics. Politics is also value choices, and this is where the values of the coalition are measured,” member of the coalition youth board Simo Juuti states in the announcement.
The Prime Minister’s Party the coalition outlined at its party meeting in July that consolidating treatments should be prohibited by law. Kokoomusnuoret also reminds of this in its press release and urges the party to “respect member democracy and not hide behind bad excuses”.
Coalition member of the Parliament’s Legal Committee Aleksi Jäntti stated earlier to HS that the coalition wants to take the matter forward, but “when it comes to the position of the governing parties, we must remember that we act together as a government”.
“The matter cannot be a government issue, because the matter has not been decided in the government program or in other important negotiations,” Juuti commented on the view in the Koomupuntu’s press release.
According to the youth of the coalition, in such questions, MPs should act according to the party’s line and their own judgment, instead of appealing to the government’s responsibility.
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