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Implementation proposition - Norwegian defence reform - Short version

The implementation proposition. A short version Government proposition No. 55 (2001-2002) (pdf)

The Norwegian Defence Budget 2003

(11.10.2002) On the 3 rd> of October The Government presented a defence budget for 2003 amounting to NOK 29.6 billion. This represents an increase in real terms of NOK 1 billion compared with the defence budget proposed last year by the previous

Meld. St. 27 (2012-2013) - The Management of the Government Pension Fund in 2012

Meld. St. 5 (2012-2013) - The EEA Agreement and Norway’s other agreements with the EU

Meld. St. 25 (2012-2013) - Sharing for prosperity

Agreement for petroleum activities and model production licenses

Legislation requires companies to obtain licences for petroleum activities.

Nature Diversity Act

The purpose of this Act is to protect biological, geological and landscape diversity and ecological processes through conservation and sustainable use, and in such a way that the environment provides a basis for human activity, culture, health and

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Carl Mörner

Carl Carlsson Mörner af Tuna was nobleman, military officer and civil servant. Governor-General in Norway 20 August 1816- 10 October 1818. Born at Rödjenäs in Björkö near Jönköping in Sweden 1 December 1755, son of nobleman Carl Gustaf Mörner af

Title of Norway's Prime Minister

The Norwegian Constitution of 4 November 1814 introduced the title “statsminister” (literally minister of state although translated into English as prime minister) for the presiding councillor of state, according to Swedish practice.

Jørgen Løvland

Jørgen Gunnarsson Løvland was educationist, politician and civil servant. Councillor of State 17 February 1898-21 April 1902, Chief of the Ministry of Labour. Member of the Norwegian Council of State Division in April 1899, Chief of the Ministry of

Christian Michelsen

Jens Hundseid

Jens Falentinsen Hundseid was teacher of agriculture, politician and civil servant. Prime Minister 14 March 1932-3 March 1933, also Chief of the Ministry of Agriculture. Born in Vikedal (Vindafjord) in the County of Stavanger (Rogaland) 6 May 1883,

Johan Nygaardsvold

Kjell Magne Bondevik

Kjell Magne Bondevik is a Lutheran priest and former politician. Leader of the Oslo Centre for Peace and Human Rights since 2006. (Photo: Stortinget). State secretary 23 October 1972-6 August 1973, Office of the Prime Minister. Councillor of State 8

Niels Rye

Niels Mathias Rye was civil servant and politician. (Photo: hemnseslekt.no). Acting Councillor of State 21 March-3 April 1884, Chief of the Ministry of the Interior, acting Prime Minister 29 March-3 April 1884. Born at Bø in Telemark 24 August 1824,

Poul Christian Holst

Poul Christian Holst was civil servant and politician. (Painting 1839: Johan Görbitz). Acting Chief of 1st Ministry (finance affairs) 20 August-7 October 1814. State Secretary 2 December 1814-9 July 1822 (leave of absence 1817-1821). Councillor of

The Folk High School Act

The objective of this Act is to enable the establishment and operation of folk high schools inNorway. The term “folkehøyskole” (Folk High School) must be included in the school name,and only schools approved pursuant to Section 2 of this Act may use

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Hans Henrik von Essen

Peder Anker

Prime Minister 18 November 1814-1 July 1822. Born in Christiania (Oslo) 8 December 1749, son of merchant Christian Ancher (1711-1765) and Karen Elieson (1723-1806). Married 26 October 1772 to Anna Elisabeth Cold (1749-1803), daughter of Crown Court

Mathias Sommerhielm

Councillor of Government 2 March-19 May 1814, Chief of 3rd Ministry (justice affairs). Councillor of State 19 May 1814-1 July1822, Chief of 3rd Ministry (justice affairs). Confirmed in office 11 November 1814. Chief of 2nd Ministry (Justice Affairs)