Arild Stokkan-Grande
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Norwegian politician
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Arild Stokkan-Grande(born 5 April 1978 inTrondheim) is a Norwegian politician for theLabour Party(AP). He representsNord-Trøndelagin theNorwegian Parliament,where he meets in the place ofBjarne Håkon Hanssen,who was appointed to a government position.
Parliamentary Committee duties
[edit]- 2005 - 2009 member of theStanding Committee on Local Government and Public Administration.
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