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El Storting o Parlamento de Noruega (en noruego, Stortinget pronunciado /ˈstûːʈɪŋə/, literalmente «la Gran Asamblea») es el órgano legislativo de Noruega, establecido en 1814 por la Constitución de Noruega y tiene su sede en Oslo.
The Storting (Norwegian: Stortinget [ˈstûːʈɪŋə]; lit. ' the Great Thing ') is the supreme legislature of Norway, established in 1814 by the Constitution of Norway. It is located in Oslo. The unicameral parliament has 169 members and is elected every four years based on party-list proportional representation in nineteen multi-seat ...
supervise the Government and public administration, authorize plans and guidelines for the activities of the State and debate broader domestic and foreign policy issues. The Storting is the Norwegian Parliament. It is the supreme arena for political debate and decision-making in the Kingdom of Norway.
On stortinget.no you will find information about the Members of Parliament, Committees and international work. You will also find news articles and general information about the Storting.
It was originally founded on the principles of: the sovereignty of the people. the separation of powers. human rights. The Constitution establishes three different branches of government: Legislative, budgetary and supervisory power is vested in the Storting (chapter C) Executive power is vested in the King in Council (chapter B)
El Storting o Parlamento de Noruega es el órgano legislativo de Noruega, establecido en 1814 por la Constitución de Noruega y tiene su sede en Oslo. El parlamento unicameral tiene 169 miembros y se elige cada cuatro años sobre la base de la representación proporcional de listas de los partidos en once circunscripciones con múltiples escaños.
Until 2009 the Storting operated as a bicameral body, though most matters were addressed in unicameral plenary sessions. Only when voting on laws was the Storting divided into two houses. One-fourth of the members were chosen to constitute the Lagting,…
