undantekningarnar

Undantekningarnar is the Icelandic term for "the exemptions" or "the carve-outs" used in legal and administrative language. The noun undantekning means exemption or exception, and the suffix -arnar marks the plural definite form, yielding "the exemptions." In official contexts, the phrase functions as a generic label for a set of allowances or exemptions applied to a rule, regulation, or policy.

In law and policy, undantekningarnar can refer to specific provisions that suspend or modify general obligations under certain conditions. Examples can include tax exemptions for particular activities, welfare waivers, or regulatory carve-outs granted to certain institutions or individuals. The precise scope and criteria of these exemptions depend on the governing statute or regulation and are often the subject of parliamentary debate, audits, and legal interpretation.

Culturally, undantekningarnar is not widely recognized as the title of a fixed work or institution in Icelandic media; rather, it is a descriptive term that can appear in journalism, academic writing, and legal commentary to discuss exemptions in various domains.

See also: undantekning (exemption), exemption in law, regulatory carve-out, tax exemption.