In the worst case it could damage the case
The Control Committee in the Storting will be effective, but it may turn out to be a mistake.
The Norwegian parliament's control committee is holding a hearing on the Epstein case, which involves allegations of sexual abuse by American billionaire Jeffrey Epstein. Several high-profile Norwegians, including diplomats Terje Rød-Larsen and Mona Juul, and former Foreign Minister Børge Brende, have been linked to Epstein and are under investigation.
The committee's role is to oversee the government, but it has not conducted thorough investigations before the hearing, raising concerns that the process may be rushed and ineffective. A separate investigation commission is expected to deliver its findings in 2028.
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