The Icelandic Transportation and Transportation Authority is regularly involved in the collection of concepts and phrases in English and Icelandic.

A Compensation Grant is for students in secondary school who do not qualify for student loans.

The Icelandic Planning Agency confirmed, on 1 August 2024, the amendment to the Aðalskipulag Borgarbyggðar 2010-2022, which was approved by the municipal council on 13 June 2024.

Fishing associations/fishing rights owners implement monitoring of fishing in their catch areas and bear the cost of monitoring.

The Icelandic Transport Authority is inviting applications from independent and impartial parties to carry out annual audits of the electronic records maintained by taxi dispatch centres, in accordance with the Act on Taxi Services No. 120/2022.

Iceland Revenue and Customs has completed the 2026 assessment of public charges for individuals, based on income earned in 2025. Income tax and municipal tax have largely already been collected through withholding tax, but the assessment provides the final settlement of these taxes.

On World Patient Safety Day, 17 September, the Directorate of Health will hold a symposium.

An updated organisational structure of the Icelandic Transport Authority came into effect on 1 May.

The Directorate of Health is currently conducting a survey on health literacy among adults. This is the first time health literacy has been surveyed holistically nationwide in Iceland.

Inspectors are now required to record a remark during routine vessel inspections if a risk assessment on board is not in place.