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   Who has legislative power in Denmark?

   • The Parliament and the government hold the legislative power. The government and the members of Parliament can propose new laws, but only Parliament can pass the proposed laws (bills). Each year, the Danish Parliament processes around 200 bills. Laws regulate: Legislation is about:

   The Parliament / The Danish Parliament

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   What is the role of Parliament in Denmark?

   • The Parliament's main tasks are to process proposed legislation and pass the nation's laws, to control the government's use of power and to process and pass the state's yearly budget. The courts of justice hold the judicial power in Denmark. They decide if a person has broken the country's laws.

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   How does Danish government work?

   • The voters decide who will sit in Parliament, municipal councils, regional councils and the European Parliament. The Government governs the country through their ministries and according to the laws passed by Parliament. The Constitutional Act is the Danish constitution.

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   How many bills does the Danish Parliament process a year?

   • Each year, the Danish Parliament processes around 200 bills. Laws regulate: Legislation is about: The legal text must be so precise that citizens cannot doubt the shared rules of society. Parliament controls whether the government implements Parliament’s laws in the ways in which they are intended and whether there is any abuse of power.

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   Does Denmark have a government?

   • When the Prime Minister and the ministers have been appointed, the monarch officially declares the government. The Parliament does not formally approve the new government. Denmark often has a minority government. This means that the government does not on its own hold a majority of 90 or more parliament seats.

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   How many parliamentary committees are there in Denmark?

   • The Danish Parliament has 30 parliamentary committees. In these committees, members of Parliament perform the legislative work in depth and orient themselves within specific subject areas. The committees also control the government by e.g., asking written committee questions and inviting the ministers for consultative meetings.

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2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › FolketingFolketing - Wikipedia

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   ' The people's thing ' or ' People's assembly '), also known as the Parliament of Denmark or the Danish Parliament in English, is the unicameral national legislature of the Kingdom of Denmark—Denmark proper together with the Faroe Islands and Greenland.

3. www.thedanishparliament.dk › en › democracyThe Parliament / The Danish Parliament

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   The Parliament and the Government hold the legislative power. The Government and the Members of Parliament can propose new laws, but only Parliament can pass the proposed laws (Bills). Each year, the Danish Parliament reads around 200 Bills. Laws regulate: how we live together in Denmark; what we do together

4. www.thedanishparliament.dkFrontpage / The Danish Parliament

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   The Parliament's Information Centre. You can contact the Danish Parliament's Information Centre if you have questions about the Parliament and its work, about existing rules in all areas of law, and about the history of Christiansborg Palace.

5. denmark.dk › society-and-business › government-andThe Danish Government | A parliamentary democracy | denmark.dk

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   The Parliament in Denmark is called the Folketing, and it has a multi-party structure. Since no single party has enough of the 179 votes to rule on its own, several parties negotiate on goals to form a multi-party coalition.

6. www.thedanishparliament.dk › en › democracyThe Government / The Danish Parliament

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   Democracy. The Government governs the country through their ministries and according to the laws passed by Parliament. How a government is formed. At least once every four years there must be a general election. When the election has been held and the seats have been distributed, the new Parliament is established.

7. www.thedanishparliament.dk › en › DemocracyDemocracy / The Danish Parliament

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   Democracy. The Parliament's main tasks are to process proposed legislation and pass the nation's laws, to control the government's use of power and to process and pass the state's yearly budget. The courts of justice hold the judicial power in Denmark. They decide if a person has broken the country's laws.

8. english.stm.dk › the-governmentThe Government - Statsministeriet

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   Dec 15, 2022 · The Government. Foto: Keld Navntoft. The government Mette Frederiksen II took office on December 15, 2022.