The Standing Committee on Scrutiny and Constitutional Affairs recommends that the Storting allocate 939.147 million kroner to constitutional institutions in 2026, which include the Storting's external bodies. This is 8 million kroner less than the government proposed, following a budget agreement between the Labour Party, Socialist Left Party, Centre Party, Red Party, and Green Party. The Progress Party and Conservative Party have submitted alternative proposals calling for deeper cuts.
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These are the proposals in the document, not decisions. See the votes for the outcome.
Chapter 42, Item 1 (Operating expenses): 12.32 million kroner
Chapter 42, Item 75 (International organisations and networks): 466,000 kroner
Chapter 43, Item 1 (Operating expenses): 122.747 million kroner
Chapter 44, Item 1 (Operating expenses): 52.457 million kroner
Chapter 45, Item 1 (Operating expenses): 35.793 million kroner
Chapter 51, Item 1 (Operating expenses): 679.801 million kroner
Chapter 51, Item 21 (Special operating expenses): 5 million kroner
Chapter 51, Item 75 (International organisations and networks): 30.863 million kroner
Chapter 3051, Item 2 (Refunds from abroad): 300,000 kroner
Progress Party proposal 2: The Storting calls on the Storting's presidium to cease operations of Norway's National Human Rights Institution by the end of 2026.
Progress Party proposal 3: The Storting calls on the Storting's presidium to submit a matter for consideration on repealing the legislation establishing Norway's National Human Rights Institution.