Some take selfies with Utøya in the background. Others stop the inhabitants and ask what they did that day and how we contributed. We have two schoolbuses that drive back and forth every day on the road just above, others pass on their way to the store, leisure activities, work or municipal center (...) 260 inhabitants". The national convention of the Progress Party decided to say "no" to placing the memorial at Sørbråten. On 25 April 2016 Hole Municipal Council decided to fund Norwegian kroner 25,000 to "Utstranda Velforening", for a proposed lawsuit against the government. In a 14 May 2016 "Aftenposten" article , a film director and -producer, said that the monument of the original contest was supposed to have a price limited to Norwegian kroner 20 million; now that the government has estimated the price to 70 million including relevant extra expenses, the contestants that operated within the original price limits have been deceived. In May 2016 the government wrote that the ongoing lawsuit about [placing] the monument [at Sørbråten], will not change the government's plans; the letter was signed by Minister of Local Government and Modernisation and Minister of Culture. In an 11 June 2016 "Dagbladet" article Hans Normann Dahl was quoted, "The monument itself is incomprehensible, and the idea so crass that it contains a negative and destructive material". An 18 June 2016 "Dagbladet" article quoted (writings of) one mother (Gunn Rusten) who lost her daughter: "My daughter's name will NOT be displayed on any memorial at Sørbråten, but it is displayed at Utøya". She added that "Why should all the phenomenal persons living there, and who put their lives on the line that day – to save as many as possible of those on Utøya [who were later rescued from the lake] — have this as a lifelong, daily reminder of the fateful Friday when police and those in charge let a crazy man walk around for around an hour and a half – and kill at will – without intervening". Furthermore, another mother (Mai Britt Rogne) who lost her daughter said that: "We already have the grave, [and] Utøya, and one monolith in every municipality. How many places of memorial do we need"? On 24 June 2016 the government was sued (in Ringerike District Court) with a claim that "The government is being denied construction of the memorial "Memory Wound", including a parking lot, a footpath, and auxiliary developments at Sørbråten and Bergli [both] in Hole".