In a new report, Finland's chancellor of justice, Tuomas Pöysti, said he had "no reason to suspect the prime minister of misconduct in office or neglect of duty ."
Pöysti, whose role is equivalent to that of a prosecutor general, launched an investigation into Marin's social life after receiving several complaints accusing the prime minister of taking vacations without appointing a deputy to cover for her and being unable to fulfill her responsibilities her work.
However, Pöysti found that the complaints could not be accepted because they did not specify which tasks Marin might have left unfulfilled and which of her tasks might have been compromised while she was drinking, singing and dancing at a private house party. and later in a Helsinki nightclub, reports Euronews.
After the release of the video, Marin underwent a drug test to "extinguish any doubt", as some comments related to drugs are also heard in the video. The Prime Minister tested negative.
At the time Marin said: " I have a family life, a job and also my free time and I spend time with my friends ", and said she only did "legitimate" things.
After the drug test, the prime minister admitted in a tearful statement that the episode had affected her, but there was widespread support from other female politicians in the Finnish public and internationally.