He was elected in 2021, made a chairman of two committees, and took a leave of absence after a video surfaced allegedly showing him threatening to attack someone in his home.
[5] In April 2021, he applied for sick leave from the Inatsisartut due to family problems, shortly after he was appointed chairman of the committee on finance and tax.
[6] He was allegedly shown in a video threatening to attack someone at his home,[5] and the Siumut party reported him to the police.
[10] He was again made chairman of both committees on his return,[11] although a change in the coalition government in April 2022 resulted in him being replaced by Hans Aronsen (Inuit Ataqatigiit, for fisheries) and Anders Olsen (Siumut, for law).
[13] In June, Hans Enoksen resigned as the leader of Naleraq, and Napãtôᴋ' and Pele Broberg were nominated to succeed him.