Vice-Chancellor Malin Broberg has written a comment on the Staff Portal, regarding the investigation directive on reporting obligations. She states that so far there is no bill but an investigative directive. She also writes “Since the University of Gothenburg educates for the professions that may be affected, it is obvious that in such a referral response we base ourselves on research and expert knowledge in relevant areas to highlight different perspectives related to a possible legislative proposal.”
Here you can read the entire comment (English version is pending): https://medarbetarportalen.gu.se/aktuellt/nyheter-detalj//rektor–apropa-utredningsdirektivet-om-anmalningsplikt.cid1771614?languageId=100001
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