By Months: Marek Reinaas

The legislative focus is on the transposition of European Union law concerning foreign subsidies and the distortion of competition. Priorities include finalizing the second reading of the draft bill, taking into account the proposed amendments, and designating the Consumer Protection and Technical Regulatory Authority as the responsible authority.

The primary focus is on addressing the structural problems of the economy and implementing innovative solutions that should bring about a developmental leap through technology and innovation. The speaker is a strong supporter of these governmental economic policy priorities.

The legislative priority is Bill 654 SE, initiated by the Government of the Republic, which concerns supplementing the Competition Act to regulate foreign subsidies and designating the Competition Authority as the official contact point. The speaker is a strong supporter of the bill and a proponent of advancing the proceedings, emphasizing the consensus decision to conclude the first reading.

The main legislative priorities are the amendment of the Competition Act (transposition of the EU directive) and the amendment of the Consumer Protection Act (the elimination of paper invoices). He/She is an active supporter of both draft bills and is leading the legislative procedure. He/She emphasizes the achievement that the Competition Directive will be adopted within six months, thereby ending the daily fine.

The legislative focus is on the economic sector, particularly amendments to the Competition Act (Draft Law 609) concerning procedural norms, and energy market regulations aimed at lowering electricity prices. The work also addresses issues related to digital invoicing and long-term contracts. He/She is an active leader and facilitator of the legislative process within the Economic Affairs Committee, emphasizing the simplification and efficiency of procedures.

The primary legislative focus is the rejection of a specific draft bill, emphasizing the principle of avoiding redundant legislation. Attention is also being paid to clarifying the concept of the personalized state, alongside the awareness that the ministry is currently developing amendments to the Public Transport Act that address the identical topics (foreign taxi drivers and penalties).

The legislative focus is centered on the oversight of ministerial activities and the effectiveness of policy. The priority is strengthening business diplomacy and demanding concrete measures to increase children's sports and extracurricular activities, specifically inquiring about existing capacity and plans.