WTF? If they pass this LAW in Finland, every Finnish citizen's DNA will be registered in a national genome register

So far it's reported only in Finnish:

[link to yle.fi (secure)]

You can translate it online, but here's my free translation of the article's key part.

"Many Finnish researchers are concerned over the pending new law on establishing a national genome register.

The goal of the register is to collect Finnish citizens' genome in a national register, so that it could be used, for instance, in the research and early prevention of heretidary diseases specific to Finns. The proposal suggests that the Social Insurance Institution of Finland, a governmental institution dedicated to providing welfare, unemployment benefits and other related services to Finns, will control the centralized register."

It's kind of funny that a few days ago I received a text message from my private health care provider saying that it is now time for me to book a time to get myself sampled for the national biobank. No way I'm going to do that.