Edited sentence: In the Council of State of 10 March 1967, the cabinet Borten agreed to this, except for Per Borten, Kjell Bondevik, Bjarne Lyngstad and Dagfinn Vårvik who formally dissented—to no avail.It was the most populous municipality in Møre og Romsdal at the time.The case went to the Government of Norway, who drafted a resolution that the name Ålesund should be kept.The municipal council of Borgund opposed its own incorporation as worked out by the Schei Committee, but when the Norwegian Parliament agreed to the incorporation, Borgund's municipal council passed a resolution that the new municipality be named Borgund instead of Ålesund.The name Ålesund was recommended, and the Norwegian Parliament passed it.The other parts that had constituted Borgund; Ellingsøya, Heissa, Nørvøy and parts of Oksenøya, remained within Ålesund.There was considerable debate on both the 1968 incorporation and the new name