MPs Ine Eriksen Søreide, Peter Frølich, Trond Helleland, Anne Kristine Linnestad, Erlend Larsen, and Mahmoud Farahmand proposed measures to strengthen Norway's capacity to detect unauthorized drone flights. The committee recommends two proposals: drawing up an inventory of technology from authoritarian states used on critical infrastructure in Norway, and requiring Avinor to replace its DJI Aeroscope system with equivalent systems from countries in Norway's security partnerships. Two additional proposals from a minority of MPs from the Conservative Party, Centre Party, and Green Party call for strengthening the PST and considering the establishment of a national drone detection centre.
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The Storting calls on the government to compile an inventory of technology from authoritarian states and other countries with which Norway has no security partnerships, where such technology is used to secure airports and other critical infrastructure in Norway.
The Storting calls on the government to ensure that Avinor replaces the DJI Aeroscope drone detection system with equivalent systems from countries with which Norway has security partnerships, as soon as practically feasible.
The Storting calls on the government to strengthen the analytical capacity within the PST that handles complex threats, with the aim of developing better national situational awareness.
The Storting calls on the government to compile an inventory of how drone activity is monitored in Norway and to assess the feasibility of establishing a national drone detection centre.