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Head of State


Question:How is the Head of State selected?
Answer(s): g. Inherited monarchy
комментарии The Head of State is the hereditary monarch. The Executive Power is vested in the King.
Source: Constitution(last amended May 2014), Art.3.
Verified: 2017/05/19
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Head of Government


Question:How is the Head of Government selected?
Answer: e. Appointed
комментарии Constitution (Art. 12): The King himself chooses a Council from among Norwegian citizens who are entitled to vote. This Council shall consist of a Prime Minister and at least seven other Members. Constitution (Art. 15): Any person who holds a seat in the Council of State has the duty to submit his application to resign once the Storting has passed a vote of no confidence against that Member of the Council of State or against the Council of State as a whole. The King is bound to grant such an application to resign. The leader of the majority party or coalition is usually appointed Prime Minister by the Monarch with the approval of the Parliament.
Source: Constitution(last amended May 2014), Art. 12, Art. 15.
Verified: 2017/05/19
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President


Question:Does the country have a president?
Answer: b. Нет
комментарии
Source: Constitution(last amended May 2014), Art. 3:
Verified: 2017/05/19
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Number of Chambers


Question:The national legislature consists of (one/two chambers):
Answer: a. One chamber
комментарии Constitution, Art. 49: The people exercise the Legislative Power through the Storting.
Source: Constitution(last amended May 2014) , Art. 49
Verified: 2017/05/19
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Electoral System (Chamber 1)


Question:What is the electoral system for Chamber 1 of the national legislature?
Answer(s): g. List Proportional Representation
комментарии Constitution Art 59: The election of representatives of constituencies is based on proportional representation and the seats are distributed among the political parties in accordance with the following rules.
Source: Constitution (last amended May 2014), Art. 59
Verified: 2017/05/19
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