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"Ahead of the revised state budget, Mehl promised an extra 200 million NOK to be spent on the police. She said it was long term work, and that the government would go through the Solberg Cabinet's police reform and put forward a plan to strengthen the police. She also said the government would evaluate the Police Directorate. The Conservative Party's spokesperson for justice policy, Sveinung Stensland, said that Mehl had to "get out of the campaign fog", and that the police didn't need more stations, but more officers. He also criticised what he called the Centre Party's "reversal-mania", which he alleged would damage national security and police preparedness.[1]". 89.8.77.6 (talk) 03:22, 1 November 2022 (UTC)Reply
"In early October, with an increasing number of Russians fleeing to Norway, Mehl stated that it wouldn't be necessary to close the border completely, and added that the authorities had "good control" of it. She was also open to granting asylum to those who crossed the border.[2]". 89.8.76.196 (talk) 04:26, 4 November 2022 (UTC)Reply
