The Storting, the Parliament of the Kingdom of Norway, today – with a 56 to 87 (26 absentees) sufficient minority vote – rejected a motion to amend the Constitution of the Kingdom of Norway to introduce positive parliamentarism, i.e., investiture of the Cabinet by Parliament.
Had the motion passed, His Majesty's role – formally – when it comes to appointing the Cabinet would have been reduced to executing the will of Parliament.
Please feel free to see this forum thread on the matter (in Norwegian).
Thursday, May 31, 2007
Positive Parliamentarism Rejected
Posted by J.K. Baltzersen at 8:25 PM
Labels: parliamentarism, Scandinavia
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