Pia Hiltunen, a member of the Finnish Social Democratic Party (SDP), spoke with MTV about the shortcomings of the party's recent harassment investigation. She pointed out that the investigation conducted by the Work Environment Institute only involved employees from the SDP parliamentary group, excluding parliament members themselves. This absence of input from elected officials raises questions about the comprehensiveness of the findings, particularly given that no widespread harassment issues were identified.

Hiltunen expressed her belief that it was essential for elected representatives to have their perspectives included in the investigation. She acknowledged that while the completion of the report and the insights from staff members were important, a more inclusive approach could have provided a fuller understanding of the harassment issues within the party. The topic was previously discussed among group members, but the final report did not reflect their hopes for a broader consultation.

The results of this investigation have led to a serious reprimand for those accused of harassment, specifically directed by the group's chair, Tytti Tuppurainen. Hiltunen's comments highlight the ongoing cultural and ethical challenges within political parties regarding harassment and the importance of including diverse viewpoints in inquiries to ensure effective resolutions and policies moving forward.