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Komité
The Storting is considering whether patients in drug and psychiatric institutions should be exempt from cuts in social security benefits after three months, as patients in somatic hospitals.
Next step: 10 November, in 38 days
AI-generated explanationSource: Stortinget
Komité
The Norwegian Parliament is considering a proposal to restart a pilot project for medical abortion outside hospital to ensure better accessibility and shorter waiting times for women.
Next step: 13 October, in 10 days
AI-generated explanationSource: Stortinget
Komité
The Norwegian Parliament is considering a proposal to change how NAV uses wage subsidies to help people with reduced work capacity retain their jobs.
Next step: 10 November, in 38 days
AI-generated explanationSource: Stortinget
Høring
The Norwegian parliament's audit committee is investigating routines for development aid management and hability after revelations related to the Jeffrey Epstein documents.
Høring 30 September
AI-generated explanationSource: Stortinget
Ny sak i Stortinget
The Conservative Party has proposed a bill in the Parliament to reduce price differences between power regions, improve the capacity of the power grid in Northern Norway and strengthen consumer protection against unscrupulous power sales companies.
Proposed 30 September
AI-generated explanationSource: Stortinget
Ny sak i Stortinget
The Norwegian Parliament is considering a proposal to ensure national control over health data and reduce dependence on foreign cloud services by 2026.
Komité 30 September
AI-generated explanationSource: Stortinget
Ny sak i Stortinget
The Norwegian Parliament is considering a proposal to lower the age limit for enthusiast vehicles from 30 to 15 years, which would exempt them from the one-time registration fee, the registration fee and the road tax.
Komité 30 September
AI-generated explanationSource: Stortinget
Ny sak i Stortinget
The Red Party proposes that the state should cancel the contract with Go-Ahead Norway immediately and take over the operation of the Sørlandet Line itself due to persistent problems with punctuality and cancellations.
Proposed 12 June
AI-generated explanationSource: Stortinget
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