Operates a wedge in the partnership within the Tour

One of the main sponsors of the Rise says the plans of the government of Kristrún Frostadóttir’s double fishing fees on fishing companies in the country operate a discard in collaboration with the Rally.

This is stated in an interview in the field of questions where Gylfi Ólafsson, chairman of the town council of Ísafjörður, is among the guests. Gylfi sits on the town council on behalf of the I-list, but he has long been a party in the Rise and served, among other things, the position of assistant to Benedikt Jóhannesson, the then Minister of Finance. Benedikt is the founder of the party.

Uging over government intentions

Gylfi acknowledges that the Westfjords are concerned about the government’s plans and that if the tax collection becomes unchanged, it will have a negative impact on business in the Westfjords.

Does not believe it goes unchanged throughout

He says he does not believe that the bill will remain unchanged. At the same time, he recalls that the previous government has also laid a stone in the street of business to the west, including with increased tax collection on cruise ships, but also by strengthening faster and more aquaculture fees than plans initially expected.

Launched evil blood for many

Along with Gylfa is the interviewer Ragnar Sigurðsson, chairman of the municipal council of Fjardabyggd. That office he is on behalf of the Independence Party.

It is clear that the bill that Hanna Katrín Friðriksson, Minister of Industry has presented in consultation has brought bad blood into many rural people and is believed to be that the increased tariffs that would be adopted by the bill in the current form would have very serious consequences for the fishing industry.

Arna Lára Jónsdóttir, the leader of the Social Democratic Alliance in the Northwest constituency and former mayor of Isafjordur.

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The old mayor disappeared?

It has been difficult to reach the MPs in parliament. Thus, Arna Lára Jónsdóttir, the leader of the Social Democratic Alliance in the Northwest Constituency, and the former mayor of Isafjordur has not responded to repeated postal and messaging, as well as calls from the questions.

The interview with Gylfa and Ragnar can be seen and heard in its entirety below: