Five MPs have introduced a proposal to stop work on liberalizing the pilot exemption scheme. The proposers argue that liberalization could reduce the state's presence and control in Norwegian waters, and that any changes must be based on a comprehensive risk and security analysis before implementation.
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The Storting calls on the government to halt regulatory changes that would substantially loosen the pilot exemption scheme, including the model referred to as alternative 2 in the Ministry of Trade, Fisheries and Food Administration's assignment to the Norwegian Coastal Administration of 2 February 2026, and to conduct a comprehensive risk and security analysis of the pilot obligation and pilot exemption scheme in cooperation with relevant authorities, including national security agencies and the defence sector, before considering any further changes.
The Storting calls on the government to stop pilot service trials that would reduce service standards if these could weaken the state's operational readiness and situational awareness in Norwegian waters.