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Norwegian royal succession and tradition discussions
Overview
Discussions regarding the Norwegian monarchy have focused on both historical traditions and constitutional procedures. A royal expert, Ole-Jørgen Schulsrud-Hansen, proposed reinstating the tradition of a formal coronation for King Haakon. He argued that reviving the practice, which has been absent since 1906, could provide the monarch with a stronger start in his role.
Following these discussions, the Norwegian Parliament, the Stortinget, passed a constitutional amendment to address royal succession. The new rule establishes a contingency plan for situations where both King Haakon and Crown Princess Ingrid Alexandra are unable to perform their duties. Under this law, the next person in the line of succession, provided they are at least 18 years old, will assume the duties of the head of state.
Entities
King Haakon · Norwegian royal family · Stortinget · Crown Princess Ingrid Alexandra · Nidaros Cathedral
Timeline
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[POLITICS] 3 sourcesNorway amends constitution regarding royal succession
Norway has amended its constitution to allow the next in line of succession to act as a temporary head of state if both the King and Crown Princess are unable to perform their duties.
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[CULTURE] 3 sourcesNorwegian royal expert proposes reinstating coronation tradition
A royal expert suggests Norway should revive the 120-year-old tradition of crowning its monarch, rather than using the current signing ceremony.
Sources
bunte.de · deutschlandsuchtdensuperstar.de · gala.de