A new report issued by Amnesty International uses case studies in Iceland to show how a lack of supportive legislation leads to people “born with
Over 20 MPs are working on a bill which proposes psychological services be covered by public health insurance, Vísir reports. The National University Hopital’s Director
Road tolls will be implemented on all major roads leading out of Reykjavík as well as all tunnels across the country, if a bill currently
A bill proposing the establishment of a national reserve fund will be put before the Icelandic parliament in the fall, RÚV reports. Dividends from energy
The Ministry of Justice is drafting a bill which would legalise bingo and other forms of entertainment that are currently illegal on major Christian holidays, RÚV reports.
Pirate Party MPs have proposed a bill suggesting that every month ten citizens be allowed to address parliament about current events, RÚV reports. Each address would
Minister of Justice Sigríuður Andersen has put forth a bill proposing that rulings of district courts relating to sensitive personal issues will no longer be
Kristján Þór Júlíusson, minister of fisheries and agriculture, presented a bill to parliament yesterday concerning fishing fees, RÚV reports. The main goal of the bill is
A new bill has been introduced to parliament that, if passed, would abolish the state monopoly on alcohol sales, RÚV reports. This is the fifth time that
The Icelandic parliament’s 2019 budget bill was introduced in a press conference this morning. The proposal prioritises healthcare, in particular the planned building of a new national
