The Standing Committee on Scrutiny and Constitutional Affairs has reviewed the National Audit Office's annual report on its audit of how the state manages 68 companies across twelve ministries. The committee agrees with the National Audit Office's findings: that the state's ownership reporting lacks sufficient detail, that many ministries do not have current guidelines tailored to their companies' individual circumstances, and that the Ministry of Transport should have informed the Storting of its assessment of fiber infrastructure in the railway system.
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Document 3:2 (2025–2026) on the National Audit Office's annual report on its audit of state ownership management is appended to the minutes.