Hareide wants an increase in the birth rate

Hareide believes among other things that the financial conditions for students who have children are too bad.

– If you are working, you can get a grant of up to 500,000 crowns. If you are a student and have children, you may receive much lower amounts, perhaps up to 100,000. Obviously one expects to have children. We need to look at the arrangements that ensure that families prefer to opt for children.

Last year, 56,600 children were born in Norway. This resulted in a fertility rate of 1.62 children per woman – the lowest measured in Norway ever. Meanwhile, more and more children wait longer.

The KrF leader believes that we have created a society with a lot of pressure, which means that many children will have children later than they want.

In April, Hareide launched handles to clarify the efforts of the party to counteract impairment, a to create a warmer society that fights against externalism and the sorting community and contributes worldwide to combating poverty and suffering.

He launched three reforms, in child and family policy, human dignity and inclusion. After consulting with provincial councils, three committees have recently worked on concrete proposals for measures and legislative changes in these areas.

The work of the first two reforms has come the longest and will, after the NTB understands, be discussed this week in the central government of the party. The proposals will then be forwarded to the National Council Meeting on 28 September.

A clarification on KrF's collaborative plans for the rest of the parliamentary term can only come at the National Council meeting in November, it is suggested.

KrF has no cooperation agreement with the government today and has worked together on the left and right of the Storting in the past year. However, the favorable position has not proved to be an important answer, and with the exception of a boom in August, the party has remained at or above the threshold.