Hva ble foreslått
The Storting voted to adjust the remuneration for members of Parliament, the Prime Minister and government ministers by 4.4 per cent from 1 May 2026, but several alternative proposals to limit wage growth were not supported.
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Innstillingens tilråding: Vedtatt 142 for · 27 mot
Hva skjedde
Vedtatt - 142 for, 27 mot The decision to increase the remuneration by 4.4 percent was adopted. All proposals from the minority to change the system or limit the wage increase were not adopted.
Innstillingens tilråding: 142 for, 27 mot og 0 ikke til stede
Slik stemte partiene
- R 0 for · 9 mot
- SV 0 for · 9 mot
- Ap 52 for · 1 mot
- Sp 9 for · 0 mot
- MDG 0 for · 8 mot
- KrF 7 for · 0 mot
- V 3 for · 0 mot
- H 24 for · 0 mot
- FrP 47 for · 0 mot
Hva betyr det
The decision means that the remuneration increases to 1 272 209 NOK for MPs, 2 234 978 NOK for the Prime Minister and 1 815 703 NOK for cabinet ministers, in line with the frontline framework.
Voteringen
Faktisk voteringsresultat: 142 for, 27 mot. Beregningen under er en separat mandatprojeksjon.
Beregnet mandatfordeling Dersom alle representantene fulgte flertallet i partiets registrerte stemmer. Hvert punkt er ett mandat.
For Mot Registrerte stemmer: 142 for, 27 mot og 0 ikke til stede.
Kort svar: Stortinget voterte over innstillingens tilråding. Det betyr at for-siden støttet komiteens anbefaling, mens mot-siden stemte mot den anbefalingen.
Hvordan lese for og mot For: For betyr støtte til komiteens anbefaling.Mot: Mot betyr at partiet gikk imot komiteens anbefaling.
Beregnet mandatfordeling: Buen teller alle mandatene og farger hvert parti etter flertallet i partiets registrerte stemmer. Dette er ikke det faktiske voteringsresultatet.
Nærmeste forslag som falt Forslag nr. 2 - 5 på vegne av SV 27 for - 142 mot i salen · trykk for å se forslaget
Stortinget ber presidentskapet fremma forslag om å endra representantytelsesloven slik at grensa for godtgjeringa for stortingsrepresentantane vert sett til 9-prosentdesilen føregåande år.
Stemmer i salen: 27 for, 142 mot og 0 ikke til stede. Mandatvis (hvis partiene stemmer samlet): 26 for · 143 mot.
Se voteringen hos StortingetHva mente partiene?
The conflict is between a majority who want to follow the established practice of adjusting the remuneration in line with the frontline framework.
Supported the Presidency's recommendation to follow the remuneration committee's recommendation.
The party voted in favour of the recommendation from the Presidency, which entailed a regulation of remuneration in line with the frontline framework of 4.4 per cent, as proposed by the remuneration committee.
Supported the Presidency's recommendation to follow the remuneration committee's recommendation.
The party voted in favour of the recommendation from the Presidency, which entailed a regulation of remuneration in line with the frontline framework of 4.4 per cent, as proposed by the remuneration committee.
Supported the Presidency's recommendation to follow the remuneration committee's recommendation.
The party voted in favour of the recommendation from the Presidency, which entailed a regulation of remuneration in line with the frontline framework of 4.4 per cent, as proposed by the remuneration committee.
Motworked the president's recommendation.
The party voted against the recommendation of the Presidency to follow the recommendation of the Remuneration Committee on salary regulation.
Opposed the presidency's recommendation and proposed lower remuneration and a new system.
The party, represented by Ingrid Fiskaa, argued that the remuneration is too high and that the representatives are moving away from ordinary people. They proposed to abolish the remuneration committee, introduce a ceiling on remuneration based on salary desiles, and set lower rates for 2026.
Supported the Presidency's recommendation to follow the remuneration committee's recommendation.
The party voted in favour of the recommendation from the Presidency, which entailed a regulation of remuneration in line with the frontline framework of 4.4 per cent, as proposed by the remuneration committee.
Motworked the president's recommendation.
The party voted against the recommendation of the Presidency to follow the recommendation of the Remuneration Committee on salary regulation.
Supported the Presidency's recommendation to follow the remuneration committee's recommendation.
The party voted in favour of the recommendation from the Presidency, which entailed a regulation of remuneration in line with the frontline framework of 4.4 per cent, as proposed by the remuneration committee.
Supported the Presidency's recommendation to follow the remuneration committee's recommendation.
The party voted in favour of the recommendation from the Presidency, which entailed a regulation of remuneration in line with the frontline framework of 4.4 per cent, as proposed by the remuneration committee.
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The Storting has adopted a decision to adjust the remuneration for members of Parliament, the Prime Minister and government ministers by 4.4 per cent from 1 May 2026. The decision follows the recommendation of the Storting's remuneration committee, which bases its recommendation on the framework set by the frontline bargaining sector in order to ensure that remuneration follows the general wage development in society.
The Storting's remuneration committee is an organ appointed by the Storting's president that assesses and proposes the level of remuneration for members of the Storting, the Prime Minister and government ministers. The committee ensures that remuneration follows the general wage development in society, and uses the framework for the frontline negotiations as a main indicator. In 2026, the committee recommended an increase of 4.4 percent, which corresponds to the framework for the frontline negotiations. The Storting adopted this recommendation, meaning that the remuneration for members of the Storting increases to NOK 1 272 209 per year, the Prime Minister's to NOK 2 234 978, and the government ministers' to NOK 1 815 703. A minority consisting of the Red Party, the Socialist Left Party and the Green Party voted against the proposal. The minority proposed several alternative proposals, including abolishing the remuneration committee, introducing a ceiling on remuneration, and setting limits on how much remuneration can increase compared to ordinary wage earners, to prevent elected representatives from having a wage development that diverges from the rest of the population.
Hva er dette?
The Storting's remuneration committee is an independent committee appointed by the Storting's president. Their task is to assess and propose the annual remuneration for members of the Storting, the Prime Minister and the members of the Government, based on guidelines that emphasise the general wage development in Norway.
Hvorfor kom forslaget?
The proposal was made to adjust the remuneration in line with the general wage growth in society, so that the remuneration of the elected representatives follows the framework of the frontline negotiations, in accordance with the guidelines for the committee's work.
Hovedkonflikt
The conflict is between a majority who want to follow the established practice of adjusting remuneration in line with the frontline framework, and a minority who believe the remuneration is too high and want a new system to limit wage growth and reduce the differences between elected representatives and ordinary wage earners.
Hva betyr det?
The decision means that MPs and cabinet ministers will receive a 4.4% pay increase from 1 May 2026. This ensures that their remuneration keeps pace with the general wage growth in society, as defined through the frontline bargaining.
Slik har saken utviklet seg
The Storting adopted an increase of 4.4 per cent in remuneration for 2026, in line with the recommendation of the committee. Several alternative proposals from the minority to change the system for determining remuneration were voted down.
- 2026-05-29 · The Committee's recommendation
- 2026-06-11 · Committee treatment
- 2026-06-18 · Voting
By following the framework of the frontline industry, one ensures predictability and consistency with the general wage development, but one also maintains a wage level that the minority considers too high compared to the general population.
Verdt å følge med på: The debate about the remuneration committee's future mandate and whether a ceiling or other limitations should be introduced on remuneration in future settlements.
Det viktigste i saken
- The Storting adopted an increase in remuneration of 4.4 per cent from 1 May 2026.
- The increase follows the recommendation from the Storting's remuneration committee based on the framework of the frontline industry.
- A minority (Red, Socialist Left Party, Green Party) voted against and wanted a new system for determining remuneration.
- The new salaries are 1 272 209 kr for members of parliament, 2 234 978 kr for the Prime Minister and 1 815 703 kr for cabinet ministers.
Mulige konsekvenser
- The remuneration for the elected representatives will increase in line with the general increase in wages in society.
- The debate about the remuneration committee's mandate and the system for pay determination will probably continue.
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Forslagene i saken
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Forslag forklart
- Proposal no. 1 from Vice President Ingrid Fiskaa
Foreslått avfemte visepresident Ingrid Fiskaa
Hva forslaget ville gjøreThe Storting's remuneration committee is being abolished, so that annual adjustments to the remuneration of MPs, government ministers and the Prime Minister are made by the President directly.
UtfallForslaget ble ikke vedtatt.
StøtteRødt, Miljøpartiet De Grønne, Sosialistisk Venstreparti
MotstandArbeiderpartiet, Fremskrittspartiet, Venstre, Høyre, Kristelig Folkeparti, Senterpartiet
Stortingets forslag og votering- Forslag nr. 1, 6 og 7 på vegne av SV Åpne kilde
- Proposal no. 2 from the fifth deputy speaker Ingrid Fiskaa
Foreslått avfemte visepresident Ingrid Fiskaa
Hva forslaget ville gjøreThe Storting asks the President to propose amendments to the Act on Representative Remuneration so that the limit for the remuneration of MPs is set at the 9th percentile of the previous year.
UtfallForslaget ble ikke vedtatt.
StøtteHøyre (splittet: 1 for, 23 mot), Rødt, Miljøpartiet De Grønne, Sosialistisk Venstreparti
MotstandArbeiderpartiet, Fremskrittspartiet, Venstre, Høyre (splittet: 1 for, 23 mot), Kristelig Folkeparti, Senterpartiet
Stortingets forslag og votering- Forslag nr. 2 - 5 på vegne av SV Åpne kilde
- Proposal no. 3 from the fifth deputy speaker Ingrid Fiskaa
Foreslått avfemte visepresident Ingrid Fiskaa
Hva forslaget ville gjøreThe Storting asks the Presidency to propose a limit that ensures that the maximum annual increase in the remuneration of MPs is a krone increase corresponding to the percentage increase in the average salary in the frontline industry the previous year.
UtfallForslaget ble ikke vedtatt.
StøtteHøyre (splittet: 1 for, 23 mot), Rødt, Miljøpartiet De Grønne, Sosialistisk Venstreparti
MotstandArbeiderpartiet, Fremskrittspartiet, Venstre, Høyre (splittet: 1 for, 23 mot), Kristelig Folkeparti, Senterpartiet
Stortingets forslag og votering- Forslag nr. 2 - 5 på vegne av SV Åpne kilde
- Proposal no. 4 from Vice President Ingrid Fiskaa
Foreslått avfemte visepresident Ingrid Fiskaa
Hva forslaget ville gjøreThe Storting asks the Presidency to propose that ministers and the Prime Minister are capped at a salary of 1.4 and 1.75 times the Storting's salary, respectively.
UtfallForslaget ble ikke vedtatt.
StøtteHøyre (splittet: 1 for, 23 mot), Rødt, Miljøpartiet De Grønne, Sosialistisk Venstreparti
MotstandArbeiderpartiet, Fremskrittspartiet, Venstre, Høyre (splittet: 1 for, 23 mot), Kristelig Folkeparti, Senterpartiet
Stortingets forslag og votering- Forslag nr. 2 - 5 på vegne av SV Åpne kilde
- Forslag nr. 5 fra femte visepresident Ingrid Fiskaa
Foreslått avfemte visepresident Ingrid Fiskaa
Hva forslaget ville gjøreStortinget samtykker i at desse godtgjeringane vert fastsette med verknad frå 1. mai 2026: Stortingsrepresentantar kr 1 014 337 per år. Regjeringsmedlemmer kr 1 420 072 per år. Statsminister kr 1 775 090 per år.
UtfallForslaget ble ikke vedtatt.
Stortingets forslag og votering- Forslag nr. 2 - 5 på vegne av SV Åpne kilde
- Proposal no. 6 from Vice President Ingrid Fiskaa
Foreslått avfemte visepresident Ingrid Fiskaa
Hva forslaget ville gjøreThe Storting asks the President to draw up proposals for guidelines that will ensure that there is less difference between the general level of pay in Norway and the remuneration of members of Parliament, members of the Government and the Prime Minister.
UtfallForslaget ble ikke vedtatt.
StøtteRødt, Miljøpartiet De Grønne, Sosialistisk Venstreparti
MotstandArbeiderpartiet, Fremskrittspartiet, Venstre, Høyre, Kristelig Folkeparti, Senterpartiet
Stortingets forslag og votering- Forslag nr. 1, 6 og 7 på vegne av SV Åpne kilde
- Proposal no. 7 from Vice President Ingrid Fiskaa
Foreslått avfemte visepresident Ingrid Fiskaa
Hva forslaget ville gjøreThe Storting asks the Presidency to propose that the remuneration of MPs, cabinet ministers and the Prime Minister should not be increased in 2026.
UtfallForslaget ble ikke vedtatt.
StøtteRødt, Miljøpartiet De Grønne, Sosialistisk Venstreparti
MotstandArbeiderpartiet, Fremskrittspartiet, Venstre, Høyre, Kristelig Folkeparti, Senterpartiet
Stortingets forslag og votering- Forslag nr. 1, 6 og 7 på vegne av SV Åpne kilde
- Proposal no. 8 from Sofie Marhaug on behalf of the Red Party
Foreslått avRødt:
Hva forslaget ville gjøreFixed lower remuneration than the majority's proposal.
BegrunnelseDesire for lower remuneration.
Forskjell fra hovedforslagetAlternative proposal for remuneration level.
UtfallForslaget ble ikke vedtatt.
StøtteRødt, Miljøpartiet De Grønne, Sosialistisk Venstreparti
MotstandArbeiderpartiet, Fremskrittspartiet, Venstre, Høyre, Kristelig Folkeparti, Senterpartiet
Voting result 28448- Forslag nr. 8 på vegne av R. Åpne kilde
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