MPs Marius Langballe Dalin and Siren Julianne Jensen propose that the government establish an independent external inquiry commission to examine Finnmarks Hospital HF. The proposers argue that the hospital has faced serious problems including sexual harassment, abuse of power, workplace violations, breaches in procurement law, lack of transparency practices, and possible failures in management and patient safety.
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The Storting calls on the government to appoint an independent external inquiry commission to conduct a comprehensive review of Finnmarks Hospital HF, with particular focus on whistleblower procedures and their handling, management culture, working conditions, procurement practices, conflict-of-interest assessments, transparency practices, governance and control systems, and whether any of these issues have implications for patient safety and emergency preparedness. The report shall be made public and delivered directly to the Storting by the end of 2027.