The Storting adopted their 1918 majority report, in which the commission recommended that all importation and sale of alcohol be conducted through controlled storehouses (samlag), the profits of which flowed into the Norwegian Treasury (Statskassen), while breweries and distilleries remained privately owned — a position held by a six-member majority of the committee.
The Storting accepted their 1918 majority report, which proposed that all alcohol imports and sales be handled through licensed warehouses (samlag), with the revenue generated going into the Norwegian government's coffers (Statskassen), while breweries and distilleries remained privately owned — a stance supported by six members of the committee.