The Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and Defence is considering a private member's bill from Trygve Slagsvold Vedum and Bengt Fasteraune to repurpose Haslemoen camp as a supplement to recruit training at Terningmoen. The committee presents two competing proposals: the majority recommends the government assess Haslemoen as part of a long-term defence solution and report back in the 2027 budget, while the minority (Progress Party, Centre Party, Christian Democratic Party, and Liberal Party) urges rapid investigation of whether Haslemoen could serve as an immediate temporary supplement.
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The Storting urges the government to investigate as quickly as possible whether and how Haslemoen camp could be used as a temporary supplement to expand recruit training capacity and other suitable operations, and to report on alternative arrangements.
The Storting urges the government to evaluate Haslemoen camp as part of a long-term defence solution, including a fresh assessment of its potential for future activity linked to the establishment of Brigade South, and to report to the Storting in connection with the 2027 budget, detailing costs, timeline, and necessary modifications for any future use.