the ceremony. The remaining operations in Kristinehamn were transferred to a decommissioning organization, which was to be completely disbanded on 31 December 2005. From 1 September 2005, the regimental staff worked from Boden. On 2 September 2005, a ceremony was held at the regiment's new barracks area. The purpose of the ceremony was to mark that a new regiment was located at Boden, and that it was not an old regiment that had re-emerged. On 20 December 2016, the artillery battalion symbolically marched into the barracks area of the Artillery Regiment and from 1 January 2006, the artillery battalion was transferred from Norrbotten Regiment to be part of the Artillery Regiment (A 9) in Boden. On 14 May 2019, the Swedish Parliamentary Defence Commission (Defense Committee) submitted its final report to the Swedish government, proposing how the military defense would develop in the years 2021–2025. The Defence Commission proposed, among other things, that artillery training be established in Kristinehamn and in Villingsberg. The Swedish Armed Forces carried out an analysis of the Defence Commission's final report Värnkraft, in which the Swedish Armed Forces also proposed that artillery training be expanded. However, the Swedish Armed Forces considered that Skövde garrison with Villingsbergs training area would be the basis for training artillery units in southern Sweden. That is, the Swedish Armed Forces did not share the Defence Commission's view on re-establishing the artillery in Kristinehamn. On 7 July 2020, the Swedish government announced that it had requested a supplementary budget document for 2021 from the Swedish Armed Forces. In the assignment, the Swedish Armed Forces would adjust the budget base for 2021, including that a divisional artillery battalion with artillery guns would be located from 2021 to Kristinehamn and Villingsberg. Kristinehamn was pointed out as the place of training and Villingsberg as the training area. The Swedish government's goal was for the establishment to begin in the period 2021–2025 and reach full capacity before 2030. On 17 July 2020, the Swedish Armed Forces responded to the government's assignment, where it was proposed regarding the basic organization to locate artillery training entirely to Villingsberg, instead of a shared location with Kristinehamn, as Villingsberg largely already has existing infrastructure, training areas, locations and training facilities which may correspond to the scope of the training. In Kristinehamn, there were risks regarding environmental permits regarding shooting and training activities and that the former garrison area is