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  • Stronger due process protection for children and parents

    09/04/2021 News story Ministry of Children and Families

    Competence requirements, a greater focus on prevention, higher requirements of documentation and grounds, and more management and control at the local level. Children’s rights will be strengthened and access rules changed in line with the

  • Supervision of foster homes

    08/03/2021 Article Ministry of Children and Families

    The municipality where the foster home is located is responsible for supervision of all children in foster homes.

  • Division of responsibility in the Child Welfare Services

    24/02/2021 Article Ministry of Children and Families

    Both the local and central authorities have duties and responsibilities in the child welfare field. The municipality is responsible for performing those functions under the Child Welfare Services Act which are not assigned to a central government

  • Minister of Education and Integration’s introduction to press conference on Covid-19 situation

    23/02/2021 Speech/statement Ministry of Education and Research

    Minister of Education and Integration Guri Melby’s introduction to press conference on Covid-19 situation held at Marmorhallen on 19 February 2021.

    By Minister of Education and Integration Guri Melby

  • Divorce and relationship breakdowns

    10/02/2021 Article Ministry of Children and Families

    A spouse who does not wish to continue the relationship can apply to the county governor for a separation. After a separation of one year, either of the spouses can apply to the county governor for a divorce.

  • Conditions for marriage

    10/02/2021 Article Ministry of Children and Families

    A marriage may be entered into in a church or civil ceremony.

  • Marriage and relationships

    10/02/2021 Article Ministry of Children and Families

    People of the opposite sex or two people of the same sex can enter into a marriage. Marriage has legal consequences for the spouses in a number of areas.

  • Children and young people’s participation and influence

    10/02/2021 Article Ministry of Children and Families

    All children and young people have the opportunity to affect their own daily lives and futures through participation and influence in planning and decision-making processes.

  • Parenthood (paternity and maternity

    10/02/2021 Article Ministry of Children and Families

    The bond between child and parents is fundamental in a person’s life. The parents’ rights and obligations in relation to the child are linked to the legal parenthood. It is therefore important that parenthood is established as early as possible in

  • Mediation and parental cooperation

    10/02/2021 Article Ministry of Children and Families

    Married couples and cohabitants who have children under 16 and who move apart and parents considering legal action may be allowed up to seven hours of free mediation.

  • Court proceedings concerning parental disputes

    10/02/2021 Article Ministry of Children and Families

    Out of regard for the child, it is important that the parents pay attention to the child’s needs, and cooperate well on their role as parents. Research shows that a prolonged high level of conflict in the home may be harmful for children.

  • The child's place of residence and contact arrangements

    09/02/2021 Article Ministry of Children and Families

    Parents are free to agree on arrangements regarding parental responsibility, the child's place of residence, and access and contact arrangements. In the event of a separation, married and cohabiting parents with children under the age of 16 are

  • Child maintenance

    09/02/2021 Article Ministry of Children and Families

    Parents have a duty to pay for their children irrespective of whether or not they live with them.

  • Cash benefit for parents of infants

    09/02/2021 Article Ministry of Children and Families

    Families with children aged between one and two years who do not attend a kindergarten may receive a cash benefit.

  • Parental benefit

    09/02/2021 Article Ministry of Children and Families

    Parental benefit is intended to ensure that the parents have an income during parental leave in connection with a birth or adoption. The right to parental benefit is accrued by the parents working.

  • Child benefit

    09/02/2021 Article Ministry of Children and Families

    Those who have children under 18 years of age living permanently with them are entitled to child benefit. Child benefit is payable for each child without any means or needs testing and is tax-free.

  • The coronavirus and new financial measures – Minister of Children and Families Kjell Ingolf Ropstad

    29/01/2021 Speech/statement Ministry of Children and Families

    Press conference, Oslo, 29. January 2021.

    By Minister of Children and Families Kjell Ingolf Ropstad

  • Back to yellow level for all lower and upper secondary schools

    21/01/2021 Press release Ministry of Education and Research

    The national action level is back to yellow for lower and upper secondary schools with effect from Wednesday 20 January. Municipalities with a high infection rate should consider whether to maintain the red level locally.

  • Red level for all lower and upper secondary schools in Norway

    03/01/2021 Press release Ministry of Education and Research

    In order to prevent an increase in infections in January, the Norwegian Government is introducing new measures that will initially be in place until  19 January. The national level of measures is now red for lower and upper secondary schools in

  • Meld. St. 6 (2019–2020) Early intervention and inclusive education in kindergartens, schools and out-of-school-hours care -

    02/11/2020 Report to the Storting Ministry of Education and Research