Vehicle owners who had not registered their vehicle’s mileage by 1 April were charged a late registration fee. The fee will be cancelled if the vehicle is taken to an inspection station before the end of April.

Réttarvörslugáttin portal won the Innovation Prize 2025, awarded by the Icelandic Financial Management Authority for excellence in public innovation. The Judical Administration has worked on the project with the courts in close cooperation with the Ministry of Justice.

On 10 November, the Judical Administration adopted rules on the delivery and access to audiovisual recordings of the District Courts and the Court of Appeal. The rules will take effect on 1 January 2023.

The Icelandic Bar Association and the District Court are organizing a course for judges. The role of judges and their work will be reviewed from the time of their conviction until they submit their assessment and/or attend court.

On 18 April, Sigurður Tómas Magnússon was elected Vice-President of the Supreme Court of Iceland from 1 August until the end of 2026.

On 8 December, the Administrative Board of the Judicial Administration adopted guidelines on legal fees or fees for lawyers and fees for court officers and others No. 1/2023.

Birna Íris Jónsdóttir, CEO of Digital Iceland, recently participated in the Digital Gov Exchange (DGX) in Singapore. This is one of the largest events attended by leaders in digital public administration to learn about developments and priorities in the field.

Digital Iceland continues to develop and improve digital solutions with regular updates on both core services and individual digital services. With the latest update we introduce both new functionality and additions and fixes aimed at increasing security, improving user experience and simplifying service processes for both individuals and companies.

The result of Digital Iceland's interdisciplinary framework agreement tender has been confirmed. A framework agreement has therefore been established with 10 full-stack teams and 10 web teams.

Twelve software companies have been selected in a recently completed interdisciplinary framework tender for software development. This is the third time that Digital Iceland has conducted such a tender, and this time it attracted significant interest and participation.