"The current Finnish Mental Health Act stipulates thefollowing criteria for compulsory admission:
.a person should be found to have a psychotic illness,and
.because of this psychosis, they are
(.in need of psychiatric care as their condition would otherwise worsen [this is the main different criterion], or
.a danger to their own health or welfare, or
.a danger to the health or welfare of others)
.no other mental health services are suitable or adequate
(Finland of course has proper free at the point of use healthcare for all residents, a far more important point for mental health than involuntary commitment.)