the Storting

The Storting is Norway's national parliament, responsible for making laws, approving the government’s budget, and overseeing public administration. It is a democratic institution composed of Members of Parliament (MPs) elected every four years through general elections. The Storting debates and decides on key national issues, ensuring representation of diverse political viewpoints. It also scrutinizes government actions to maintain transparency and accountability. The Storting's decisions impact Norway’s policies on economy, education, health, environment, and more, serving as a central pillar of Norway’s democratic governance.