Norway

Datatilsynet is the supervisory authority under section 20 of the Personal Data Act, the act that makes the GDPR Norwegian law.

Norway's national financial intelligence unit, which sits inside Økokrim.

Finanstilsynet is Norway's financial supervisory authority; its English homepage says it will promote financial stability and well-functioning markets.

Norway's central bank; its website says it offers no banking services to individuals or companies.

Arbeidstilsynet is the labour inspectorate; it describes its work as supervision and guidance for a serious, inclusive working life and a safe working environment.

Brønnøysundregistrene runs Norway's registers of businesses and organisations, including the Register of Company Accounts and the Register of Beneficial Owners.

A public supervisory authority for consumer protection that also helps resolve consumer disputes.

Nkom is Norway's national communications authority; it describes its aim as a safe and accessible digital everyday life for everyone.

NSM describes itself as the expert body for preventive security and the national expert centre for ICT security.

Økokrim is Norway's central unit for investigating and prosecuting economic and environmental crime. It is both a police specialist agency and a prosecuting authority, and reports to the Police Directorate and the Director of Public Prosecutions.