The election of seven members of the Norwegian Parliament's Ombudsman Committee for the Armed Forces for the period 2026–2029, including the Ombudsman and the Deputy Ombudsman, based on the recommendation of the election committee.
Adopted.
Innstillingens tilråding: Enstemmig vedtatt
Stortinget har registrert utfallet, men publiserte ikke partifordeling for denne voteringen.
The decision ensures continuity in the oversight of the Armed Forces from 1 January 2026, so that the sector remains subject to parliamentary control.
Stortingets åpne voteringsdata viser enstemmig vedtatt.
No conflict; all parties in the Storting unanimously supported the election committee's recommendation.
The Storting has unanimously elected new members to the Storting's Ombudsman Committee for the Armed Forces for the period 2026–2029. The Ombudsman Committee supervises the Armed Forces and ensures that the defence sector complies with laws and regulations, as well as safeguarding the rights of employees and conscripts.
The Parliamentary Ombudsman for the Armed Forces is a control body appointed by the Storting that is responsible for monitoring the Armed Forces. The Ombudsman shall ensure that the defence sector complies with the applicable laws and regulations, and that the rights of employees and conscripts are safeguarded. The Storting has now elected new members to the Ombudsman for the period from 1 January 2026 to 31 December 2029. The election was based on an recommendation from the election committee, and the decision was unanimous.
The Parliamentary Ombudsman for the Armed Forces is an independent control body that supervises the Armed Forces. The Ombudsman ensures that the defence sector operates in accordance with the law and serves as an institution to safeguard the legal rights of employees and conscripts in the Armed Forces.
The appointment is necessary because the current four-year term for the members expires at the end of 2025/2026, and the Storting must therefore elect new members to ensure continuity in the supervision work.
There was no conflict in this case; all parties supported the election committee's recommendation.
The decision means that the oversight work with the Armed Forces will continue with a new composition of the Ombudsman's Committee from 1 January 2026. This ensures that the Armed Forces are still subject to parliamentary control.
The Storting has formally elected a new composition of the Ombudsman's Committee for the next four-year period.
No political considerations were made in this case, as it concerned the election of a control body.
Verdt å følge med på: No further follow-up is required as the election has been completed.
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Foreslått avValgkomiteen
Hva forslaget ville gjøreChoose Roald Linaker (defence ombudsman), Øyvind Vaksdal (deputy chair), Gunvor Eldegard, Åse Michaelsen, Øyvind Halleraker, Bjarne Rohde and Tom Hausland as members.
BegrunnelseAppointment of members for the period 2026-2029.
Forskjell fra hovedforslagetThis is the main proposal.
UtfallThe Committee's recommendation was adopted.
StøtteAlle partier
MotstandIngen
Instilling 68 S (2025–2026)Hendelser og originalkilder i saken.
Innstilling avgitt
Innstilling avgittBehandlet i Stortinget
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Stortinget sak 105963Originalkilder som er koblet til saken.