Tore Storehaug (29) moved into a room in the childhood home with his wife just before he was elected in 2017. In accordance with the regulations, he received a free parliamentary apartment – and zero kroner in housing expenses for the past four years.
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Aftenposten was recently able to reveal how KrF leader Kjell Ingolf Ropstad has used a special exception in the rules for commuter housing. By being registered with the parents at home in Sørlandet, the Minister could live for free in the center of Oslo at the Storting’s expense for ten years.
Minister of Climate and Environmental Protection Sveinung Rotevatn (V) has also previously used this exception. Rotevatn was registered in the boys’ room when he got a commuter home at the state’s expense as a parliamentary representative.
