Lars Haltbrekken, Une Bastholm, and Linda Monsen Merkesdal have introduced a constitutional amendment to enshrine the public right of access to nature. The proposers argue that this right—which allows people to freely move through, stay in, and harvest from natural areas regardless of land ownership—should be protected in the Constitution to safeguard it for future generations and prevent privatization of natural spaces.
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These are the proposals in the document, not decisions. See the votes for the outcome.
Option 1: Insert new Section 111 reading: The public right of access to nature shall be protected.
Option 2: Insert new Section 112a reading: The public right of access to nature shall be protected.
Option 3: Insert new Section 112b reading: The public right of access to nature shall be protected.