Uncertainty surrounds potential investigation into Ingilín Didriksen Strøm in Faroe Islands

It remains uncertain whether an investigation committee will be established to examine the conduct of Ingilín Didriksen Strøm, former Minister of Social Affairs.

Bjørt Samuelsen, the Speaker of the Parliament, has stated that there has not yet been time to address the matter.

Last week, Samuelsen commented on the situation, emphasizing the need for further discussion.

Hans Jacob Thomsen, chair of the parliamentary committee on social affairs, told Kringvarpið today that the committee has not yet considered whether to revisit the request for an investigation into Ingilín D. Strøm.

Thomsen highlighted that there could be both advantages and disadvantages to conducting such an investigation, and this needs to be assessed by the committee before a decision can be made regarding the potential for resuming the inquiry.