VG: Helleland Voted Against a Case that Would Have Hit the Kindergarten Giant - He Himself Sat on the Board

Helleland earns 200,000 for position in kindergarten: Voted against austerity In December, parliamentary representative Linda Hofstad Helleland (H) joined the board of the kindergarten company Norlandia, for a fee of 200,000 kroner. Four months later, she voted down a proposal in the Storting that would have affected the kindergarten companies' finances, writes VG. READ ALSO: Read also: Flying private planes at Reitan's expense Accused of role …

Linda Hofstad Helleland (H) is paid 200,000 kroner to sit on the board of Norlandia. At the same time, she considered proposals that would have affected their finances.

Linda Hofstad Helleland (H) is paid 200,000 kroner to sit on the board of Norlandia. At the same time, she considered proposals that would have affected their finances.

In December, Conservative politician Linda Hofstad Helleland joined the board of the kindergarten group Norlandia, with a fee of 200,000 kroner. Shortly afterwards, she voted against a proposal in the Storting that would have weakened the finances of private kindergarten companies, VG reports. – I have not been involved in this matter. But one still cannot avoid having to participate in votes. As a member of the Storting, one has a duty to vote,…

In December, Linda Hofstad Helleland (H) joined the board of the daycare giant Norlandia, for a six-figure fee. Then she voted down a bill in the Storting that would have affected the daycare companies' finances.

The Storting requires that amounts exceeding 50,000 kroner must be declared separately. Conservative politician Linda Hofstad Helleland insists that the rule does not apply to her case.