By Plenary Sessions: Marek Reinaas

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The primary legislative focus is on a draft bill concerning the digitalization of the economy, specifically addressing the transition to digital invoicing. The discussion centered on the need to clarify the implementing provisions, particularly concerning consumer notification and the shift away from paper billing for duration contracts. The speaker acts as a supporter and facilitator of the bill's proceedings.

The legislative focus is on simplifying and making the electricity market auction procedures more efficient in order to lower the price of electricity. The speaker is a strong supporter of the bill’s objective but emphasizes the quality of lawmaking. As the Chairman of the Economic Affairs Committee, they are leading the process and advocating for improvements, supporting the suspension of the reading to allow for the bill’s refinement.

The legislative focus is on Draft Bill 609, which addresses the amendment of the Competition Act, concentrating on procedural rules and the privilege against self-incrimination. The speaker serves as the rapporteur for the lead committee and actively supports placing the draft bill on the plenary agenda and concluding the first reading.