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5 de oct. de 2022 · Stortinget – bygningen og kunsten, Norwegian nynorsk (pdf, 5 MB) Last updated: 10.05.2022 08:49. General information about the Storting in English, French, Russian, Spanish, German, Sami and Norwegian.
- The Constitution
T he Norwegian Constitution was adopted on 17 May 1814 and...
- The Constitution
The amendment to the Basic Law of the Kingdom of Norway in 2007 established a unicameral structure of the Storting on pragmatic grounds. Contrary to the fears of some researchers and politicians, this has not resulted in a decrease in the quality of legislation, especially in the provisions of laws.
- The Basic Principles
- Parliamentarianism
- Human Rights
- Constitutional Changes
- Certain Amendments Were Made to The Norwegian Constitution in May 2014
The Norwegian Constitution was adopted on 17 May 1814 and is the second oldest written constitution in the world. It was originally founded on the principles of: 1. the sovereignty of the people 2. the separation of powers 3. human rights The Constitution establishes three different branches of government: 1. Legislative, budgetary and supervisory ...
Under the terms of the Constitution, The King himself selects a Council from among Norwegian citizens entitled to vote (Article 12). Formally speaking, new ministers are appointed by the King in Council. In real terms, however, they are chosen according to political considerations within Parliament and the relevant political parties under the parli...
From its inception, the corpus of the Constitution itself recognised a selection of fundamental human rights considered as being of particular importance at that time (see namely chapter E). Among the rights presently guaranteed by the Constitution, the aspects of the rule of law principle that no one may be convicted of a crime except according to...
Even though the Constitution dates back to 1814, parts of it have been thoroughly revised and a majority of the provisions changed or added throughout the years. In the absence of a general revision, quite a few of the amendments (for example, regarding the electoral system as well as freedom of expression and of information) are important. To this...
On 6 May, a full language revision of the Constitution was adopted. The result of this amendment is that there are now two equal Norwegian language versions of the Constitution – one in bokmål and one in nynorsk. Previously the language and spelling in the Constitution were based on a relatively conservative normalization of the language that was c...
The Constitution of 1814 separated power between the execu- tive branch (the King); the legislative, budgetary and supervisory branch (the Storting); and the judicial branch (the courts). For most Norwegians, the word Storting is loaded with meaning.
Joachim Osinski. 2023, Studia Politologiczne. The purpose of this article is to analyse the legal regulations concerning the governing bodies of the parliaments in Norway and Denmark, as well as selected elements of the system practice related to their functioning in the last several years.
26 de ene. de 2024 · His Majesty The King presides over the formal opening of the Storting each autumn in October. The proceedings follow the fixed ceremony laid down in the Constitution. The 2021-2022 session of the Storting is the 166th since its inception.
After a short war in 1814, Norway was forced into a union with Sweden. An amendment to Article 1 was accepted, stating that Norway was ‘united with Sweden under one King’. However, legislative power should still be exercised by the people through an independent Norwegian Parliament.
