Price of three government it systems has increased with 146 million from the udbudsfasens start to the signing.

the Replacement for NemID and e-Boks will be significantly more expensive than planned.

the Price for a total of three new public it-systems has increased by 146 million dollars, before projects come properly in time.

The typing of the Althingi on the basis of documents, which are sent from the ministry of Finance to the Parliamentary Finance committee.

It is about the systems that should replace the NemID private and business as well as a new system for digital post from the public.

As the tendering phases was initiated, the expectation was that the price would be 827 million dollars, but when the contracts were signed, said the bill, however, on 972 million.

Finance minister Nicolai Wammen (S) is far from satisfied with the state must grab deeper in the pockets than Dinamobet first expected.

- NemID and Digital Post are important systems, which is used by virtually all citizens, companies and authorities. But as finance minister, I think, of course, that it is satisfactory that the systems are more expensive than planned, minister says in an email to the Althing.

the System to the digital item has been 51,1 million dollars more expensive, and it is due to, among other things, that the bidding process was delayed.

Also, the price of the systems, which must take the place of NemID and NemLog-in, have increased and now reads at 695 million dollars.

Finansordfører Lisbeth Bech Poulsen (SF) think it is a problem that the price can increase so much. She believes, therefore, that there should be better control of the supply of public it systems in the future.

- In the longer term, we in SF like us, that we are in a much higher degree so that as the critical infrastructure and got a far higher degree of ownership for the systems, she says to the Althing.

It is supposed that both the Myid and the new digital mailbox will take over in 2021. Approximately 4.4 million citizens and businesses use digital post.

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