1. Norwegian Wood

2. Toward a paperless/digital Parliament Salappen (The Chamber App)

3. Salappen - Toward a paperless Parliament Background: At end of 2012, the Presidium resolved to remove all paper from the Storting Chamber. The aim was to save paper and reduce the workload before and after sittings by avoiding the distribution and removal of documents. Front page Agenda List of speakers MPs TV transmission from the Chamber Norwegian Parliament

4. Today’s Parliament - The agenda must be easy to access Agenda with recommendationsQuestion Time

5. List of speakers - Overview of the list of speakers, and the Members’ own speeches Possible to see the Members’ own speeches in «today’s sitting» See the list of speakers for every issue Which issue is currently being debated (in yellow)

6. List of Members -Today’s Parliament The Members attending Parliament at any given time are registered in a system called Storkonf. This is where Salappen gets its information

7. Live TV transmission of sittings - Direct from the Storting Chamber Sittings and hearings are transmitted live on Web TV The pilot project has revealed that the way Salappen gets its tv signals is not optimal; there being a 30 to 60 second delay. The amount of traffic on the wireless net and the Internet is also large, which can result in lower quality on other Web services The ICT Section is looking for an alternative solution to the video streaming.

8. Number of copies distributed is reduced from 280 to 120 Equals 2,5 ton of paper or 1 mill. printed pages pr. year Reduced workload in distribution of paper copies Benefit and cost Benefit Cost 2013-2014 is approx. 185.000 euro Cost