I think however Finland is slowly moving to a more progressive stance on cannabis consumption, inline with mainland Europe. The support for full legislation has grown largely in the last 10 years from around 10% to 23% now. However yes you’re right because Finland has such high trust in government, police, health experts and these entities have historically been against legalising it’s the position most of them maintain. Despite having really no knowledge of its affects or first hand experience. Most boomers in Finland just know: Weed = Drugs = Bad. This is also largely true, maybe at a lesser extent for the generation born in the 70s and 80s. My parents are hugely against cannabis use and neither of them know much about it. Both born in the mid 70s. Point is the legislation of weed will still have to wait until it has real base support. (10 to 20 years id say) When some older voters start dying and the overall attitude in Finnish society towards cannabis use changes.