Received a phone and address from the Prime Minister’s Assistant
Prime Minister Kristrún Frostadóttir’s assistant sent assistant to Ásthildur Lóa a screenshot of Ólafar Björnsdóttir’s speech, which contained her address and phone number.
This is stated in the timeline of communication published by the Prime Minister’s Office in connection with a plea received by the Ministry for Ásthildur Lóa Þórsdóttir, the then Minister of Education and Children’s Affairs.
As previously stated, the then Minister, Ásthildur Lóa, repeatedly called in Olafa following her assignment and came to her home in the evening, following her requesting a meeting with the Prime Minister and demanded that the minister step aside because she was a child with a 16 -year -old.
Not permitted to name confidentiality
It is stated in the evidence of the case that Ólöf has not been named confidentiality by the Prime Minister’s Office nor the Cabinet, neither by email nor call. Ólöf is not named in the data.
Ólöf had previously said that in a call that she had with the Prime Minister’s Office, it was stated that confidentiality was held on a plea received by the ministry.
In a statement where the timeline is traced, it is stated that according to information from the Umbru, the Cabinet Service Center, a call from Ólöf Tham 11, March 11, has been received. 12:06, where a conversation was requested with the prime minister.
The call has not been forwarded by the Prime Minister’s employees, but it has been instructed to contact the ministry at its email address. The substance of the case or confidentiality has not been discussed.
« In this context, it should be emphasized that the government is not allowed to be confidential for information received by them, as the principle applies that information and data that the government receives must be accessible unless the restrictions on information rights laid down in the Information Act or special law apply. »
Sending personal information in text messages
As far as information to the then Minister of Ásthildur Lóa, the assistant to Prime Minister Kristrún Frostadóttir, which is Ólafur Kjaran, has sent assistant to Ásthildur Lóa text message on March 11. There he asked if the minister knew about Olaf or possible meeting material.
The message was accompanied by a screenshot of the meeting request that contained the name, phone number and address of the woman sent by the assignment.
Later that day, the aides of the two ministers met in parliament, where ministers answered unprepared inquiries. There, Ásthildur Lóa Olaf Kjaran reported that Ásthildur Lóa did not know Olaf and did not know what possible meeting material was. Ásthildur Loa came after his assistant and also confirmed this to Olaf.
Further communication between the two ministries did not take place on the meeting request or the matter in other respects until March 20, when it became clear that the media had come to terms with the matter.
Convened a meeting following the inquiries of RÚV.
In a call on the morning of March 20, a RÚV reporter requested. according to information from the Prime Minister’s Assistant on whether Olaf’s plea had been received by the Ministry.
In a message sent by Ásthildur Lóa’s assistant to Kristrún’s assistant on the same day, her meeting with Kristrún and Inga Sæland, Minister of Social Affairs and Housing and Chairman of the People’s Party, was requested on the matter for RÚV’s inquiries to Ásthildur Lóa.
The prime minister was informed about this at. 14 and subsequently held a meeting of the chairmen of the three government parties and Ásthildur Lóa, which ended in the sixth time on the same day.
The timeline can be read in its entirety below:
E -mail communication for the assignment can be viewed below:
There is no copy of text messages that passed in between.
