The Norwegian Parliament (Storting)

The Norwegian Parliament, called the Storting, is Norway’s national legislative body responsible for making laws, approving the budget, and overseeing the government. It is a democratic institution composed of 169 members elected every four years through proportional representation. The Storting operates as a parliamentary system, debating and deciding on policies that affect the country. It also has committees that focus on specific areas like finance, education, and health. The Parliament plays a vital role in Norwegian democracy, ensuring government accountability and representing the diverse interests of the Norwegian people.