Google Übersetzung schrieb:

Circumcision of boys must also be investigated
In the Riksdag, there was great agreement on the need for a clearer criminalization of genital mutilation. However, the issue of circumcision of boys has sparked debate.
Despite the fact that the citizens' initiative only concerned genital mutilation, the Law Committee considered in its report that it should be investigated whether there is a need to also regulate non-medical circumcision of boys.
The Riksdag approved the Law Committee's report by 141-10 votes. 48 members were absent.
In the decisive vote, the committee's proposal was against the Christian Democrat Antero Laukkanen's proposal to abolish the writings on circumcision of boys. In the team committee, Laukkanen received support for his line from SFP's Eva Biaudet.
The true Finns, for their part, wanted clearer writings about completely criminalizing all non-medical circumcision of boys.
The Riksdag's decision does not mean that Finland prohibits circumcision of boys, but the report emphasizes that the penal provisions on female genital mutilation must be formulated so that they are gender-neutral.

If Finland were to ban circumcision on religious grounds, we would be the only country in the world with such laws

...warmly thanking Jewish leaders in the United Kingdom for providing assistance with lobbying and representation to the Finnish government.

Google Übers. schrieb:

The report of the Committee on Legal Affairs was unanimous on female genital mutilation.
With regard to the non-medical circumcision of boys, the committee's report instead contained two opposing objections.
In its report, the committee considered that there were regulatory needs for non-medical circumcision of boys, which needed to be further identified and assessed.
For Leena Mere , Mari Rantanen and Sebastian Tynkkysen , basic Finns , the report was not enough, but they would have liked the Government to take measures to prohibit and criminalize all circumcision of boys for non-medical reasons.
According to the Christian Democrats Antero Laukkanen and the RKP Eva Biaudet , the mutilation of girls and the circumcision of boys should not have been equated with each other.

The new Finnish law does state the issue of circumcision of boys should be “clarified” in the future, but Nadbornik said a ban “has been averted for the time being.”

Following representations from the Central Council of Finnish Jewish Communities and intervention by the Anglo-Jewish advocacy groups, as well as diplomats and politicians, lawmakers in Finland changed the language in the draft legislation.