Applies to all Bravedo companies as of 2024.

Finland’s Transparency Register (Avoimuusrekisteri) increases the openness of lobbying and influencing activities directed at national political decision-makers. As of 2024, Bravedo is required by law to track and report certain types of contacts twice per year.

To ensure compliance, please follow the step-by-step process below.

✅ When does reporting apply?

You must report any direct contact or meeting with:

Members of Parliament
Officials or political decision-makers within ministries

This applies regardless of who initiates the meeting.

❌ When does reporting not apply?

You do not need to report contact with:

Municipalities or city authorities
Government agencies (e.g. Kela, Migri, TE Services)
Mass communication, such as newsletters, social media posts, or event invitations aimed at large audiences

HOW TO REPORT – Step-by-Step

STEP 1: PREPARE THE INFORMATION

As soon as possible after the contact, prepare the following details:

Who was contacted (name and role/title)

How the contact occurred (e.g. phone call, email, meeting, remote call)

What topics were discussed

Whether any costs were involved (e.g. offering lunch, gifts, or hospitality)

STEP 2: SEND THE INFORMATION

Send your report by email to:
a voimuusrekisteri@bravedo.fi . You don’t need a formal report — just include the four required pieces of information in plain language.

STEP 3: BRAVEDO SUBMITS THE OFFICIAL REPORT

Bravedo Oy will compile and submit a centralized report to the Transparency Register: H1 events (January–June) → submitted in June–July. H2 events (July–December) → submitted at the beginning of the following year

Transparency Register

Applies to all Bravedo companies as of 2024.

✅ When does reporting apply?

❌ When does reporting not apply?

HOW TO REPORT – Step-by-Step

Questions? Need a helping hand? Contact us.

LAURA ÅVALL

ANTTI MÖLLER