After a white paper to Parliament in 2008, the government committed to the following: [In] the yearly budget documents there shall be presented a report/climate budget which assesses the consequences for climate emissions and which reports on the emmission development and the implementation of the climate politics..  The Parliament passed a climate law in 2017, which came into effect in 2018. Here there are special provisions for climate reporting to parliament. In particular it says that in the budget documents the government shall account for how Norway can reach the climate goals set in the law and the climate impact of the presented budget proposal.  In the budget proposals this is concretely included as a section in the document from the Ministry of Climate and Environment. Here there is a chapter assessing emmissions compared to targets set in the climate law, and there is a chapter listing concrete porosals under all ministries which affects emmissions, with a brief account of the direction of the impact and on the magnitude, depending on available information.  The budget process is an important milestone in green budgeting. Assessment of the impact on emmissions and on the climate targets of proposed measures and budget lines is integrated into the budget process.   Assessment of climate impact of proposed policies is also integrated into general policy assessment guidelines.