BERGEN KOMMUNE BYDEL FANA

Shareholders of BERGEN KOMMUNE BYDEL FANA

BERGEN KOMMUNE BYDEL FANA has no shareholders and never had any. That is a matter of category, not of missing data. Its registered organisation form is ORGL — Organisasjonsledd (organisational unit). Statistisk sentralbyrå’s published rules for registering municipal units in Enhetsregisteret describe organisasjonsledd as a level of units between the hovedenhet (main entity — the municipality) and its underenheter (sub-units), existing to show how the municipality is organised, and state in terms that they er ikke egne rettssubjekter — are not separate legal persons. A unit that is not a legal person cannot issue shares, hold share capital or be owned.

The body it formed part of, BERGEN KOMMUNE (organisation number 964338531), is registered with the form KOMM — Kommune (municipality). A Norwegian municipality has no share capital and no owners either. It exists on a statutory basis under Kommuneloven and is directed by an elected kommunestyre (municipal council), which in Bergen is called the bystyre (city council). There is no ownership interest at any point in this chain, so no 25 per cent beneficial-ownership threshold, or any other threshold, can be applied to it.

Data availability

Full — used here in the sense that nothing is withheld, missing or overdue, not in the sense that a list of holders has been obtained. The register’s disclosure on the ownership of this unit is complete: the organisation form settles the question, and there is no shareholder record to publish because none can exist. Norway publishes ownership data widely and free of charge — Enhetsregisteret is fully open, and shareholdings in limited companies are filed annually to the Aksjonærregisteret — but none of that applies to an organisasjonsledd, which is not a company. None of the available labels fits a case where the concept itself does not apply; Full is the one that least suggests data exists somewhere and has not been reached.

Sources

Enhetsregisteret (Brønnøysundregistrene), open API record for organisation number 974780542, retrieved 7 October 2026: navn BERGEN KOMMUNE BYDEL FANA, organisasjonsform ORGL (Organisasjonsledd), slettedato 23 April 2008, response class SlettetEnhet; the response carries no registration date, no overordnetEnhet, no næringskode and no address. The underenheter endpoint returns 404 for the same organisation number.

Enhetsregisteret (Brønnøysundregistrene), record for organisation number 964338531, retrieved 7 October 2026: BERGEN KOMMUNE, organisasjonsform KOMM (Kommune), registreringsdato Enhetsregisteret 7 June 1995, næringskode 84.110 Generell offentlig administrasjon, no slettedato.

Brønnøysundregistrene, Enhetsregisteret organisasjonsformer catalogue: code ORGL = Organisasjonsledd, code KOMM = Kommune, neither marked utgått.

Statistisk sentralbyrå, notat “Regler for registrering av kommunale tjenester i Enhetsregisteret”, updated September 2025, sections 2.1 and 2.2: the kommune is the hovedenhet, registered as KOMM; “Organisasjonsledd (organisasjonsform ORGL) er et nivå av enheter mellom hovedenheten (kommunen) og underenhetene. Organisasjonsleddene skal vise kommunens organisering og er ikke egne rettssubjekter”; registering them is voluntary for the municipality; and the municipality’s name must as a rule form part of the units’ names.

Lov om Enhetsregisteret (LOV-1994-06-03-15), via Lovdata: § 4 makes state, county and municipal units registration units alongside legal persons, and § 5 lists the data registered; the Act itself does not define organisasjonsledd, which is a registration form administered under it.

Directors and officers of BERGEN KOMMUNE BYDEL FANA

No directors or officers are recorded for BERGEN KOMMUNE BYDEL FANA, and those roles do not exist for this kind of unit. Norwegian corporate offices — styre (board), styreleder (chair) and daglig leder (general manager) — attach to a legal person. An Organisasjonsledd is not a legal person, so it has no board to appoint and no corporate officers to register. The unit was deleted from Enhetsregisteret on 23 April 2008, so no person holds a role in it now.

What a bydel had instead was an elected political body, not a management organ. Under the district arrangements Bergen operated, each bydel had a bydelsstyre (district council) made up of elected politicians, supported by a district administration; from 1989 the twelve bydeler held political and administrative responsibility for health and social services, and from 2000 to 2004 the eight bydeler held a wider remit with about 85 per cent of the municipal budget decentralised to them. Bergen kommune itself is directed by the bystyre (city council, Bergen’s kommunestyre), presided over by the ordfører (mayor), with the byrådet (city government) as its executive under the parliamentary model Bergen introduced in 2000. Members of those bodies hold elected political office; none of them is a company director, and the two should not be read as equivalent.

No individual is named in this section. No official record consulted for this profile names a person in an official capacity for this unit, and the unit has had no functioning body since the district arrangement was abolished in 2004. Nationality, residence and correspondence address are separate matters and none is recorded here for anyone.

Data availability

Full — again in the sense that the question is fully answered rather than fully populated. There are no officers to disclose, nothing is withheld and no filing is outstanding. Norway does publish officer data for entities that have officers: styre and daglig leder are public in Enhetsregisteret at no charge. An empty officers section here reflects the nature of the unit, not a limitation of the jurisdiction.

Sources

Enhetsregisteret (Brønnøysundregistrene), open API record for organisation number 974780542, retrieved 7 October 2026: navn BERGEN KOMMUNE BYDEL FANA, organisasjonsform ORGL (Organisasjonsledd), slettedato 23 April 2008, response class SlettetEnhet; the response carries no registration date, no overordnetEnhet, no næringskode and no address. The underenheter endpoint returns 404 for the same organisation number.

Statistisk sentralbyrå, notat “Regler for registrering av kommunale tjenester i Enhetsregisteret”, updated September 2025, sections 2.1 and 2.2: the kommune is the hovedenhet, registered as KOMM; “Organisasjonsledd (organisasjonsform ORGL) er et nivå av enheter mellom hovedenheten (kommunen) og underenhetene. Organisasjonsleddene skal vise kommunens organisering og er ikke egne rettssubjekter”; registering them is voluntary for the municipality; and the municipality’s name must as a rule form part of the units’ names.

Bergen kommune, Lokaldemokratiutvalget, report “Byen og nærdemokratiet”, delivered 31 March 2017 and handed to the byrådsleder on 7 April 2017, chapter 1, section “Nytt liv til bydelene?”: Bergen was first divided into bydeler in the mid-1970s; “I 1989 ble det etablert 12 bydeler med politisk og administrativt ansvar for helse- og sosialfeltet”; a trial of extended decision-making powers ran in two bydeler, Arna and Loddefjord, from 1997; from 2000 to 2004 the city had eight bydeler with about 85 per cent of the municipal budget decentralised; the arrangement “ble avviklet i 2004”; a limited version with eight bydeler was introduced in 2008 and abolished in 2010. Chapter 4 lists the eight bydeler, Fana among them.

Lov om Enhetsregisteret (LOV-1994-06-03-15), via Lovdata: § 4 makes state, county and municipal units registration units alongside legal persons, and § 5 lists the data registered; the Act itself does not define organisasjonsledd, which is a registration form administered under it.

Group structure of BERGEN KOMMUNE BYDEL FANA

BERGEN KOMMUNE BYDEL FANA had no corporate group: no parent company, no subsidiaries and no branches. An Organisasjonsledd is neither a subsidiary nor a branch. It is a level inside a public body’s own registration structure and has no separate legal personality, so it can neither hold nor be held through an ownership interest. One relationship can be established, and it is administrative.

The basis for that single row is set out plainly, because the register does not publish the link for this unit itself: Enhetsregisteret’s response for a deleted entity carries only the name, organisation number, organisation form and deletion date, and omits the overordnetEnhet (superior entity) field. The relationship rests on four official points instead. The registered name begins with BERGEN KOMMUNE, and Statistisk sentralbyrå’s registration rules require the municipality’s name to form part of the names of its units. The ORGL form is defined only as a level between a municipality and its sub-units. Bergen kommune’s surviving organisasjonsledd in the same organisation-number range — for example BERGEN KOMMUNE BYRÅDSLEDERS AVDELING, 974780607, registered 26 October 1996 — carry overordnetEnhet 964338531. And Bergen kommune’s own 2017 local-democracy report names Fana as one of the city’s eight bydeler.

Recent structural changes

None since 23 April 2008. The deletion belongs to a cohort of Bergen bydel units closed in the register one at a time: Bydel Løvstakken on 11 December 2000, Bydel Loddefjord on 21 September 2005, Bydel Fana and Bydel Fyllingsdalen on 23 April 2008, Bydel Laksevåg on 28 April 2008, Bydel Ytrebygda and Bydel Åsane on 5 May 2008, and Bydel Årstad and Bydel Bergenhus on 26 January 2009. Those entries were therefore closed up to five years after the arrangement they recorded had ended, which is why a deletion date should not be read as the date a public body stopped operating.

Data availability

Historical. The only relationship this unit ever had has ended, and there is no current structure of any kind to report. The classification is deliberately not Not found or Not public: Enhetsregisteret publishes the structure of municipal units openly and free of charge for units that still exist, and what is absent here is the superior-entity field in the register’s reduced response for deleted entities, not access to the data.

Sources

Enhetsregisteret (Brønnøysundregistrene), open API record for organisation number 974780542, retrieved 7 October 2026: navn BERGEN KOMMUNE BYDEL FANA, organisasjonsform ORGL (Organisasjonsledd), slettedato 23 April 2008, response class SlettetEnhet; the response carries no registration date, no overordnetEnhet, no næringskode and no address. The underenheter endpoint returns 404 for the same organisation number.

Enhetsregisteret (Brønnøysundregistrene), record for organisation number 964338531, retrieved 7 October 2026: BERGEN KOMMUNE, organisasjonsform KOMM (Kommune), registreringsdato Enhetsregisteret 7 June 1995, næringskode 84.110 Generell offentlig administrasjon, no slettedato.

Enhetsregisteret, records retrieved 7 October 2026 for the neighbouring organisation numbers 974780550, 974780569, 974780577, 974780585, 974780593, 974780607, 974780615, 974780623 and 974780631: the Bergen bydel units Fyllingsdalen, Laksevåg, Årstad, Loddefjord, Løvstakken, Bergenhus, Ytrebygda and Åsane, all ORGL and all carrying a slettedato, and BERGEN KOMMUNE BYRÅDSLEDERS AVDELING (974780607), ORGL, still registered, registreringsdato 26 October 1996, overordnetEnhet 964338531.

Statistisk sentralbyrå, notat “Regler for registrering av kommunale tjenester i Enhetsregisteret”, updated September 2025, sections 2.1 and 2.2: the kommune is the hovedenhet, registered as KOMM; “Organisasjonsledd (organisasjonsform ORGL) er et nivå av enheter mellom hovedenheten (kommunen) og underenhetene. Organisasjonsleddene skal vise kommunens organisering og er ikke egne rettssubjekter”; registering them is voluntary for the municipality; and the municipality’s name must as a rule form part of the units’ names.

Bergen kommune, Lokaldemokratiutvalget, report “Byen og nærdemokratiet”, delivered 31 March 2017 and handed to the byrådsleder on 7 April 2017, chapter 1, section “Nytt liv til bydelene?”: Bergen was first divided into bydeler in the mid-1970s; “I 1989 ble det etablert 12 bydeler med politisk og administrativt ansvar for helse- og sosialfeltet”; a trial of extended decision-making powers ran in two bydeler, Arna and Loddefjord, from 1997; from 2000 to 2004 the city had eight bydeler with about 85 per cent of the municipal budget decentralised; the arrangement “ble avviklet i 2004”; a limited version with eight bydeler was introduced in 2008 and abolished in 2010. Chapter 4 lists the eight bydeler, Fana among them.

Enhetsregisteret oppdateringer (update log) API, queried 7 October 2026 for organisation number 974780542: zero entries. That log covers only the period since it was introduced and does not reach back to 2008, so it is not evidence that nothing changed before then. Brønnøysundregistrene’s kunngjøringer (announcements) service did not respond at all when queried on the same date, and a control query for a live organisation number failed in the same way, so it produced no evidence in either direction rather than a negative result.