Lovens overskrift og loven i sin helhet: Vedtatt 68 for · 29 mot
A change in the law that gives the Norwegian Institute of Human Rights (NIM) the responsibility of monitoring the authorities' compliance with the Istanbul Convention on violence against women and the Convention on Action against Trafficking in Human Beings.
The proposal was adopted by the Storting.
Lovens overskrift og loven i sin helhet: 68 for, 29 mot og 72 ikke til stede
NIM will have a formal role as an independent supervisor of the state's efforts against violence and trafficking in human beings, to ensure that the authorities fulfill their international obligations.
Faktisk voteringsresultat: 68 for, 29 mot og 72 ikke til stede. Beregningen under er en separat mandatprojeksjon.
Kort svar: saken ble vedtatt i denne voteringen. Se partifordelingen under for hvem som støttet og hvem som stemte mot.
Hvordan lese for og mot For: For betyr støtte til utfallet som ble votert over.The Storting was divided on whether NIM should be given new tasks.
The Progress Party does not support the proposal to assign more tasks to the NHRC. The party refers to its principle position that the NHRC's activities should be discontinued and the NHRC Act repealed, and believes that the tasks in question can be handled by other institutions or actors.
The majority (consisting of representatives from Ap, Sp, SV, H, and V) believes that the state has a responsibility to ensure compliance with the Council of Europe's conventions on violence against women and trafficking in human beings. They argue that the NIM's independent monitoring role will strengthen the rule of law for vulnerable groups and contribute to better national implementation of convention obligations.
The Norwegian Parliament has decided to give the Norwegian Institute of Human Rights (NIM) new tasks as a monitoring body for two Council of Europe conventions on violence against women and trafficking in human beings. The change means that NIM will monitor the authorities' compliance with these conventions. The Progress Party voted against this, as they want to abolish the institution entirely.
The Norwegian National Human Rights Institution (NIM) is an independent body that promotes and protects human rights in Norway. The Parliament has now adopted a change to the law on NIM to give the institution new tasks. NIM will function as an independent monitoring body for two international agreements: the Council of Europe's Convention on the Prevention and Combating of Violence against Women (the Istanbul Convention) and the Council of Europe's Convention on Action against Trafficking in Human Beings. The purpose is to strengthen the national implementation of these conventions by having NIM independently monitor whether the authorities fulfill their obligations. NIM will not perform the state's tasks, but will monitor that the state fulfills its promises. The Progress Party voted against the change to the law, as they want to abolish NIM as an institution.
The Norwegian National Human Rights Institution (NIM) is an independent body established by the Parliament to promote and protect human rights in Norway. The institution shall contribute to the respect and implementation of human rights in Norwegian law and administration.
The government and the majority of the parliamentary presidency wanted to ensure full compliance with international obligations. By assigning the monitoring tasks to the NIM, an independent body is created that can control the authorities' work against violence against women and trafficking in human beings.
The Storting was divided on whether NIM should be given new tasks. The majority wanted to strengthen the monitoring of human rights conventions, while the Progress Party voted against because they want to close the institution down.
NIM will have a formal role as a supervisor of the state's efforts against violence and trafficking in human beings. This means that the authorities will have an independent body that monitors whether they fulfill their international obligations.
NIM has been given statutory new monitoring tasks.
No specific political trade-off is documented other than the principle disagreement about the existence of the NIM.
Verdt å følge med på: How NIM will organise and carry out its new monitoring work.
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Foreslått avStortingets presidentskap
Hva forslaget ville gjøreAmend the NIM Act to give NIM monitoring tasks related to the Istanbul Convention and the Trafficking in Persons Convention.
BegrunnelseAssure compliance with international obligations.
Forskjell fra hovedforslagetThis is the main proposal.
UtfallThe Committee's recommendation was adopted.
StøtteArbeiderpartiet, Høyre, Kristelig Folkeparti, Rødt, Miljøpartiet De Grønne, Senterpartiet, Sosialistisk Venstreparti, Venstre
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