The rules on the preservation and deletion of financial records no. 1022/2023 have been confirmed by the Minister and established by the National Archives.

Skúli Magnússon was appointed as a judge at the Supreme Court of Iceland on 1 October 2024 and began at the court on that date.

The children and adolescents' time spent outdoors will change on May 1.

Following increased oversight by the Icelandic Transport Authority, inspections of inflatable liferafts carried out by one service provider in 2025 have been invalidated. The decision is based on deviations identified during a recent audit.

The Financial Management Authority calls for nominations for the 2026 Public Sector Innovation Awards.

The Gæða- og Eftirlitsstofnun velferðarmála (GEV) held workshop II on the development of quality criteria in social services in Iceland. It was a real honor and honor for a number of participants to participate in this important project.

In the following week, the Supreme Court received a visit from interns at the Danish and Swedish embassies in Iceland.

Parents of chronically ill or seriously disabled children who received parental allowances in December have received December allowance.

The steering group overseeing the investigation of the source of the Shiga-toxin-producing E. coli (STEC) outbreak in October has concluded its work and submitted a comprehensive final report.

The Children's Ward at Akureyri Hospital (SAk) recently received a truly generous gift when students in 5th, 6th, and 7th grade at Síðuskóli decided to donate ISK 550,000 to the ward’s support fund. The students raised the money by selling handmade items and refreshments during the Children's Culture Festival in April.