The Standing Committee on Family and Culture considered a private member's bill to secure Roseslottet's long-term status as a national monument and learning venue. The majority—from the Progress Party, Conservative Party, and Christian Democratic Party—called on the government to implement a state land-use plan to protect Roseslottet permanently, while the minority from the Labour Party, Socialist Left Party, and Green Party asked the government to evaluate alternatives once Oslo municipality has decided on an extended exemption.
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The Storting calls on the government to implement a state land-use plan to authorize an exemption from the building ban under the Marka Act (section 6, paragraph 4) in order to secure a permanent solution for Roseslottet.
The Storting calls on the government to evaluate alternatives for a permanent solution for Roseslottet once Oslo municipality has decided on an extended exemption, and to report back to the Storting in an appropriate manner.
The Storting calls on the government to strengthen protection of natural values in Oslomarka and ensure that the state county governor has a low threshold for intervening against building and construction projects that conflict with the Marka Act's purpose.