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about whether or not § 77 covers "material freedom of speech" (materiel ytringsfrihed), the right to not be punished for one's speech. There is agreement that the phrasing "under responsibility to the courts" gives legislators some right to restrict speech, but conversely there have been several court decisions implying that some material freedom of speech does exist. The discussion is about whether the material speech has limits or not, and if so, what those limits are.

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that Ministers are accountable to Parliament and even subservient to it. The Cabinet exerts executive power through its Ministers, but cannot remain in office if the majority of the Folketing goes against it. Another important feature of the Danish parliamentary system is that the Constitutional Act lays down that "the Members of the Folketing shall be elected for a period of four years", but still, "the King may at any time issue writs for a new election".

2460: 3093: 902: 250: 234: 1197: 29: 3001:, so it was an agreement between two parties, in particular because the approval by the Løgting happened according to special rules put in place in 1940 with the consent of the Danish representative there, during the occupation by the United Kingdom. Sørensen said the intention with the Faeroese home rule was that it should not be unilaterally changed, as stated in the preamble, so it had that effect. Harhoff, in his 1993 2978:. Ross, the chief architect of the Faeroese home rule, compared it to an extended version of the autonomy of municipalities. Meyer wrote in 1947, prior to the Faeroese home rule, that if power was delegated as extensive in other parts of the country, it would probably breach section 2 of the 1915 constitution, suggesting it did not do that here due to the Faroe Islands' separate history. Similarly, Christensen, a 1914:, but has since been lowered three times, and has been 18 years since 1978. Changes to the voting age require a referendum. All eligible to vote are eligible to run for a seat in the Folketing; however the Folketing can expel members who have been convicted of a crime, if they deem that they are "unworthy" of their seat. Acts against the security or freedom of the Folketing is high treason. 1424:, while Schleswig was not. On the other side, German nationalists in Schleswig were keen to keep Schleswig and Holstein together, and wanted Schleswig to join the German Confederation. Christian VIII had reached the conclusion that, should the Unitary State survive, a constitution covering both Denmark, Schleswig and Holstein was necessary. Before his death in January 1848, he advised his 2384:. By articles 12, 13 and 14, the powers vested in the monarch can only be exercised through the ministers, who are responsible for all acts, thus removing any political or legal liability from the monarch. Article 19(2), which bans the monarch to wage war unless for defence purposes or otherwise authorized by the Folketing, is generally interpreted to refer to the monarch's 2639:, and was established in 1955, following its inclusion in the 1953 constitution. The ombudsman is both appointed by and can be dismissed by the Folketing. The ombudsman cannot be a member of the Folketing themselves. While the constitution allows the Folketing to appoint two ombudsmen, by law it only appoints one. The current ombudsman, as of December 2019, is 1534:. While the voting rights for both chambers were the same, the elections to the Landsting was indirect, and the eligibility requirements harder. The constitution gave voting rights to 15% of the Danish population. Due to the First Schleswig war, the constitution was not put into force for Schleswig; instead this question was postponed to after the war. 2047:, and allows all to form and join religious communities, as long as they do not impinge on "good morals or public order". No-one is forced to pay to religions that are not their own, so the church tax is only paid by members of the Church of Denmark. Religious observance or race does not affect people's civic and political rights and duties. 1956:

act is necessary to charge taxes and spend money, though in practice the Finance Committee have been allowed to approve extra expenditures, which are then spent before being passed into law. The public accounts shall be ready six months after the fiscal year, and are audited by the State Auditors, who are appointed by the Folketing.

1504:). This assembly, which consisted of 114 members directly elected in October 1848, and 38 members appointed by Frederick VII, was overall split in three different groupings: the National Liberals, the Friends of Peasants, and the Conservatives. A key topic for discussion was the political system, and the rules governing elections. 2787:. The Supreme Court found the law constitutional; a decision that was criticized as the Supreme Court President had been involved in its creation. The case illustrated how far Danish politicians was willing to go to ensure Danish control of law enforcement, and that democracy can be stretched to ensure its continued existence. 2012:, which decides cases against ministers, consists of the 15 most senior Supreme Court judges and an equal amount appointed by the Folketing. The appointed judges cannot be members of the Folketing themselves, and sits for 6 years but remain on cases started before the end of their term. Cases are brought before the 1978:; the Folketing have decided to only appoint one. The Folketing can establish parliamentary commissions for investigations, though this have only happened five times; usually commissions led by a judge is used instead. All taxes, state loans, and military inscriptions must be set in laws. Foreigners can only be 3066:

In several sections the Constitutional Act sets out the powers and duties of the Danish Parliament. Section 15 in the Act, which deals with the parliamentary principle, lays down that "a Minister shall not remain in office after the Parliament has passed a vote of no confidence in him". This suggests

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There's widespread agreement in Danish legal theory that § 77 protects what is called "formal freedom of speech" (formel ytringsfrihed), meaning that one cannot be required to submit one's speech for review by authorities before publishing or otherwise disseminating it. However, there is disagreement

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Each year, a finance bill, which defines the state budget, needs to be passed into law for the following fiscal year (which since 1979 has followed the calendar year). A provisional appropriations bill can be passed if the finance bill is not passed in time. A budget or a supplementary appropriation

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In 1915, the tightening from 1866 was reversed, and women were given the right to vote. Also, a new requirement for changing the constitution was introduced. Not only must the new constitution be passed by two consecutive parliaments, it must also pass a referendum, where 45% of the electorate must

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reaffirmed the territorial integrity of the Unitary State, and solved an impending succession issue, since Frederick VII was childless. Since the June constitution was not put into force in Schleswig, the Schleswig-Holstein question remained unsolved. Work for creating a common constitution for the

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The courts are independent of the government, though they are regulated by law. Establishing a new court to handle a specific case is not allowed. Judges answers to no-one, and in general cannot be fired or forcefully moved to a new position, unless due to a restructuring, or by verdict from other

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Ministers have the right to propose laws and decision (in case they are not members of the Folketing), and the government is allowed to pardon criminals and mint coins. Under exceptional circumstances, the government can enact temporary laws, which must be reaffirmed by the Folketing as quickly as

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The political party leaders will then advise the King on whom to invite to lead the negotiations to form a new Government. The person who has the support of a majority of party leaders is chosen as the chief negotiator and usually also becomes Prime Minister. In principle, the Constitutional Act

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when unarmed, though danger to public order can lead to outdoor assemblies being banned. In case of riots, the police can dissolve assemblies when it "in the name of the King and the law" have requested it three times. Freedom from detention, freedom of association and freedom of assembly can be

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Additionally, The King is the formal Head of the Government and therefore presides over the State Council, where the Acts that have been passed by the Folketing are signed into law. The Prime Minister and the Minister of Foreign Affairs report regularly to The King to inform him of the latest

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The ombudsman handles 4,000-5,000 complains annually from the general public, and can also open cases on its own accord. In addition to that, the ombudsman have a monitoring division that inspects prisons, psychiatric institutions and social care homes. Since 2012 it has also had a children's

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The Folketing have by law given the Faroe Island and Greenland extensive autonomy; the Faroe Island was given "home rule" in 1948, and Greenland was too in 1979. Greenland's home rule was in 2009 replaced by "self rule". There is an ongoing legal debate about what constitutional weight these

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law, a law that barred specific schools from receiving public funding, was unconstitutional, because it breached the concept of separation of powers by settling a concrete dispute between the Tvind schools and the government. The judgment is the only time the courts have found a law to be

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judges. Judges above 65 years can be fired, but will receive full pay until the mandatory retirement age, which is currently 70 years. It is possible to sue public agencies. The Folketing can establish special courts to handle such cases, and their verdicts can be appealed to the

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are allowed. The political system shall seek to make sure that all able to work can find a job. Those unable to support themselves have the right to public support, if they submit to the related requirements. Access to professions shall only be regulated for the public good, so

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As section one of the constitution states that it "shall apply to all parts of the Kingdom of Denmark", is also applies in Faroe Islands and Greenland. The Faroe Island and Greenland each elect two members to the parliament; the remaining 175 members are elected in Denmark.

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The constitution guarantees the personal liberty. No citizen can be held in detention based on their race, religion or political views, and detention can only be used if prescribed by law. People arrested need to be put before a judge within 24 hours, known in Danish as a

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All changes to the constitution requires a majority in the Folketing twice; both before and after a general election. In addition, proposed changes must achieve a majority in a referendum, where (in addition) at least 40% of all eligible voters must support the change.

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The Folketing also have the responsibility of holding the government accountable for the governance. The members of the Folketing does this by submitting questing to the ministers and convene them to explanatory hearings. In addition, the Folketing elect a number of

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The business year runs from the first Tuesday in October to the first Tuesday in October the next year. After a general election and at the beginning of a new business year, all unfinished business is dropped, and the Folketing starts anew. The Folketing elects a

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gives the King the authority to appoint and dismiss Ministers, but he has no real political influence. In practice, it is the Prime Minister who selects Ministers, and subsequently the King formally appoints the Ministers recommended by the Prime Minister.

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law breached the principle of separations of power. Cases about the constitutionality of laws can only be initiated by people directly affected by the laws. All can do this with respect to the Danish relation to EU, because of its wide effects on society.

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possible. In foreign policy, important decisions are taken by the Foreign Policy Committee in the Folketing, including the ratification of treaties, and the initiation of offensive military operations. A certain type of civil servants, known in Danish as

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without a referendum. The group of professors, actors, writers and Eurosceptic politicians argued that the Lisbon Treaty hands over parts of national sovereignty to the EU and therefore a referendum should have taken place. The case was later dismissed.

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when unarmed, though danger to public order can lead to outdoor assemblies being banned. In case of riots, the police can forcefully dissolve assemblies when they have requested the crowd to disperse "in the name of the King and the law" three times.

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was dissolved by the Copenhagen City Court; a judgment that has been appealed. The gang was temporarily banned in 2018, and the court case – the first dissolution case against a criminal gang – was initiated. Prior to this, it has been investigated if

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must be for the public good, with full compensation, and as allowed by law. Bills regarding expropriations can by 1/3 of the Folketing be delayed until passed again after a general election. All expropriations can be brought before the courts.

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1939:. The speaker calls the meetings, and are obliged to do so on request from the prime minister or two-fifths of the Folketing. Meetings are public accessible; closed meetings can be held, but the last time this happened was in 1924, during a 2118:, but associations who use violence or other illegal means can be temporary banned by the government, while dissolution is tested in court. Dissolution of political association can always be appealed to the Supreme Court. Citizens have 2959:

arrangements have. In general, there are two conflicting views: (a) the laws delegate power from the Folketing and can be revoked unilaterally by it, and (b) the laws have special status so changes require the consent of the Faroese

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are independent of the other two branches. The Constitution does not stipulate how the courts are to be organized. Instead, this is regulated by statute. In the normal court system, there are 24 District Courts, High Courts and the

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division. The ombudsman cannot demand any action from the administration. It can only voice criticism and make recommendations, but these carry a lot of weight, and its recommendations are usually followed by the administration.

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is nominally held every 4 years, but the Prime Minister can at any point call a snap election. All Danish citizens over the age of 18 years who are living permanently within Denmark is eligible to vote, except those placed under

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No citizen can be held in detention based on their race, religion or political views, and detention can only be used if prescribed by law. People arrested need to be put before a judge within 24 hours, known in Danish as a

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for the sovereign is at 18 years, and the Folketing can make provisions if the sovereign is incapable, minor or abroad, and choose a new sovereign if there are no heirs to the throne. Royal expenses are financed through

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The Danish constitution consists of 89 sections, structured into 11 chapters. The Folketing have published the constitution with explanatory annotations; it is available in both Danish and English through their website.

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acquitted Rasmussen (and thereby earlier governments dating back to 1972) but reaffirmed that there are limits to how much sovereignty can be surrendered before this becomes unconstitutional. In 2011, Prime Ministers

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is forbidden. §77: "Anyone is entitled to in print, writing and speech to publish his or hers thoughts, yet under responsibility to the courts. Censorship and other preventive measures can never again be introduced."

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The main principle of the Constitutional Act was to limit the King's power (section 2). It creates a comparatively weak constitutional monarch who is dependent on Ministers for advice and Parliament to draft and pass

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before being passed into law. One-third of the Folketing can demand that an otherwise passed bill should be confirmed in a referendum, though some bills, among those fiscal bills, cannot be subject of a referendum.

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The sovereign, who formally holds executive power, always exercises this power through the ministers in the government, making the role of sovereign fully ceremonial. Denmark employs the principle of negative

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had pressed for a new constitution, giving the upper chamber of parliament more power, making it more exclusive and switching power to the conservatives from the original long standing dominance of the

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before taking the seat, but any minister can be subject to a motion of no confidence. If a vote of no confidence is successfully passed against the Prime Minister, the government must resign or call a

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citizens, who already have rights as if they were Danish citizens, retains these rights. The background for this transitional provision is that Iceland became independent from Denmark in 1918, but, as

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so the first-born inherits the throne regardless of sex). Finally, the required number of votes in favor of a change of the Constitution was decreased to the current value of 40% of the electorate.

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Personal liberty shall be inviolable. No Danish subject shall in any manner whatever be deprived of his liberty because of his political or religious convictions or because of his descent.

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granted Icelandic citizens the same rights in Denmark as Danish citizens, and after the union was dissolved in 1944, these rights were limited to Icelandic citizens then living in Denmark.

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The session starts anew each year on the first Tuesday in October, and when interrupted by a general election; all previously unfinished business is cancelled. The Folketing then elects a

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should be continued, and this decision can always be appealed. Special rules can apply in Greenland. Detention outside the criminal system or the immigration system, say due to

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should be continued, and this decision can always be appealed. Special rules can apply in Greenland. Detention outside the criminal system or the immigration system, say due to

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held in the former Danish territories of Schleswig-Holstein regarding how the new border should be placed. This resulted in upper Schleswig becoming Danish, today known as

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In addition to the communist law, on only two occasions have an association been forcefully dissolved. In 1874, the International Workers Organization, a precursor to the

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consists of half of the members. Every member of the Folketing can propose laws and decisions, and only they (and ministers per § 21) can do that. All bills require three

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dissertation, considered the home rule acts of the Faroe Islands and Greenland to be somewhere in between the constitution and a usual act by the Folketing, as it had

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On 25 May 1849, the Constitutional Assembly approved the new constitution, and on 5 June 1849 it was signed by Frederick VII. For this reason, it is also known as the

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Section 20 of the current constitution establishes that the delegation of specified parts of national sovereignty to international authorities requires either a 5/6

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in Parliament or an ordinary majority in both Parliament and the electorate. This section has been debated heavily in connection with Denmark's membership of the

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The Constitution of Denmark outlines fundamental rights in sections 71–80. Several of these are of only limited scope and thus serve as a sort of lower bar. The

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and vice chairmen, both after an election and at the beginning of each business year. A business year starts with an opening speech from the prime minister.

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While the Constitution says that "not more than" 179 members are elected, the law concerning general elections states that exactly 179 members are elected.

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must belong to the Evangelical-Lutheran Church. However, he need not necessarily be a member of the Evangelical- Lutheran Church of Denmark (Folkekirken).

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which covered affairs common to Denmark, Schleswig and Holstein. At the same time, the June constitution was limited to only be applicable in Denmark.

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and is established by the Constitution. The monarch has a number of duties within the Church of Denmark and is considered its ceremonial head.

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The Government holds executive power, and is responsible for carrying out the acts of the Folketing. The Government does not have to pass a

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The Church of Denmark is the state church by § 4, and the Folketing can by statue decide its constitution, but has not done so. Denmark has

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became king in 1839, he continued the political line of only making small democratic concessions, while upholding the absolute monarchy.

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is an independent institution under the Folketing, in charge of investigating and inspecting public authorities. It is inspired by

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Monrad drafted the first draft of the Constitution, which was then edited by Lehmann. Sources of inspiration included the

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Appointments to parliamentary committees are done through proportional representation. The Folketing appoint one or two

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was held to change the Constitution again, allowing for the reunification of Denmark following the defeat of Germany in

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led to tightened election rules for the Upper Chamber, which paralyzed legislative work, leading to provisional laws.

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by the government or the Folketing. Only six impeachment cases have been held; the most recent as of 2022 was the

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The constitution says "not more than" 179, but the Danish election law says that exactly 179 members are elected.

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judge, said that due to the special circumstances, the scope of delegation need not be strictly defined.

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boards are the same as for general elections. In Greenland and the Faroe Island, it is decided by law.

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Svendsen, Anders Byskov; Nielsen, Nicolas S.; Høj, Olivia; Lindegaard, Stine (13 December 2021).

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in two consecutive parliamentary terms and then approved by the electorate through a national

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In the beginning of the 19th century, there was a growing democratic movement in Denmark and

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was introduced in Denmark by law on 29 April 1992 and supplements the mentioned paragraphs.

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The state auditors are responsible for checking the public accounts. They are supported by

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only serves as a figurehead who is not interfering in politics. The monarch formally holds

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faced a similar challenge when he was sued by 28 citizens for having adopted the European

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could be banned, but the conclusions was that it would be difficult to win the cases.

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Although the constitution refers to the sovereign as the "King", this can also be a

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faith; in practice they have always have been members of the Church of Denmark. The

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HM The Queen takes no part in politics and does not express any political opinions.

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cannot regulate this themselves. Every healthy man have a duty to take part in the

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Hansen Jensen, Michael; Albæk Jensen, Jørgen; Peter Christensen, Jens (2016).

2507:, who is responsible for convening meetings. The Folketing lay down their own 2233:

The current constitution entered into force on 5 June 1953, when published in

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Following the First Schleswig war, which ended in Danish victory in 1852, the

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The Folketing consists of up to 179 members, of which two are elected from

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as the ruling principle of Danish political life. This principle was not

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Frederick VII, the last king of Denmark to rule as an absolute monarch.

1221: in this section. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. 1174: 1124: 1021:. The first democratic constitution was adopted in 1849, replacing the 345: 263: 241: 110: 6193: 6148: 2960: 2467:

The Folketing is the legislative branch of Denmark, and is located at

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is needed to enter private property, confiscate things, or break the

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is needed to enter private property, confiscate things, or break the

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Holm, Thue Ahrenkilde; Rohde, Thomas Søgaard (21 November 2019).

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The Constitution is heavily influenced by the French philosopher

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of 5/6 in the Folketing, or that it is approved in a referendum.

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My Constitutional Act – My Constitutional Act with explanations

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parliament. It also enabled females to inherit the throne (see

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into the three classic branches: the legislative, held by the

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The Folketing meets where the government resides, which is in

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into the three classic branches: the legislative, held by the

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In 1863 this constitution was changed, the new one was called

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Members of the Folketing receive a salary, and have absolute

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The Constitution requires the monarch to be a member of the

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is the state church. The constitution holds for the entire

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must live up to, most importantly they must belong to the

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supreme control over Defence rests within the Government.

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For this reason, when reading the Constitution, the word

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of 90 members of the Folketing, and the rule that every

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Helstatsforfatning (Constitution for The Unitary State),

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Unitary State started, and in 1855 the rigsdag accepted

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Parallel constitution for the Unitary State (1855–1866)

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The political system of Denmark can be described as a

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only made some small concessions, such as creation of

3257:. The Danish Parliament (Folketinget). Archived from 2727:

Freedom of speech and freedom of the press in Denmark

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Drafting and signing of the first constitution (1849)

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Constitution of the Kingdom of Denmark with comments

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in the Folketing, before it can be passed into law.

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The Folketing chamber, inside Christiansborg Palace

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The Constitution of 1849 established a 4386: 3785: 3744: 3703: 3655: 2596: 2458: 2259: 1569: 1477: 1461: 1297: 4473: 4320:Danmarks Riges Grundlov med kommentarer 4235:Jensen, Claus Haagen (3 January 2015). 4176:"Er Dronningen folkekirkens overhoved?" 3012: 2883: 2747:, can still be brought before a judge. 2110:, can still be brought before a judge. 16:Fundamental law of the Realm of Denmark 7154: 6525: 4718: 4716: 4684: 4680: 4678: 4676: 4649: 4647: 4645: 4643: 4641: 4639: 4637: 4635: 4633: 4607:Kjær Sørensen, Axel (26 August 2019). 4579: 4263:"Niels Fenger valgt som ny ombudsmand" 4234: 3061: 2831: 2818: 2490:party-list proportional representation 2147:. There are no privileges attached to 1413:was causing tension. Under the slogan 1028:The constitution defines Denmark as a 6499: 5918: 5228: 4819: 4469: 4467: 4412: 4410: 4374: 4361: 4317: 4230: 4228: 4201: 4199: 4197: 3886: 3884: 3882: 3880: 3878: 3876: 3874: 3872: 3870: 3699: 3697: 3625: 3623: 3577: 3575: 3309: 3307: 3305: 2614: 2163:have the right to govern themselves. 5254: 4526: 4416: 4387:Kjeldbæk, Esben (17 February 2015). 3488: 3486: 2940:was held on one of its EU-opt-outs. 2858:All children have the right to free 2695: 2692:, can be brought before the courts. 2126:All children have the right to free 2076:, can be brought before the courts. 1496:Constitutional Assembly of the Realm 1219:adding citations to reliable sources 1190: 195:Constitutional Assembly of the Realm 4713: 4673: 4630: 4600: 4573: 4556:"Danish PM sued over Lisbon Treaty" 4553: 4149:"Domstolene som grundlovens vogter" 3896:(12. ed.). 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This followed a 1588:Schleswig-Holstein 1586:, and the loss of 1580: 1484: 1476: 1304: 1187:History of Denmark 1054:fundamental rights 1007:Kingdom of Denmark 907:Denmark portal 826:Denmark and the EU 474:High Commissioners 462:Government Offices 143:Monarch of Denmark 7149: 7148: 7114: 7113: 6940: 6939: 6866: 6865: 6842:Political leader 6833:Political parties 6808:High Commissioner 6803:Foreign relations 6770: 6769: 6493: 6492: 6460: 6459: 6315: 6314: 6241: 6240: 6211:Political parties 6176: 6175: 6172: 6171: 5912: 5911: 5872: 5871: 5670: 5669: 5619:Income inequality 5599:OMX Copenhagen 25 5581: 5580: 5573:Political parties 5529:Freedom of speech 5519:Foreign relations 5512:Danish Parliament 5462: 5461: 5358:Duchy of Holstein 5222: 5221: 4617:Aarhus University 4122:, 8 December 2017 3910:on 31 August 2019 3903:978-87-7982-168-2 3860:978-87-7982-172-9 3635:denstoredanske.dk 3330:. 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of State 2324:executive branch 2191:, remained in a 2159:can be created. 2128:public education 2100:freedom of press 1969:their party says 1730: 1727: 1684:Southern Jutland 1634: 1632: 1615: 1513:Constitution Day 1503: 1490:of 1814 and the 1308:late Middle Ages 1286: 1279: 1275: 1272: 1266: 1264: 1223: 1199: 1191: 1157: 1114: 1107:parliament, the 1089:Constitution Day 975:the Constitution 945: 938: 931: 909: 905: 904: 903: 513: 287: 271: 270: 260: 252: 251: 236: 235: 51: 31: 19: 18: 7252: 7251: 7247: 7246: 7245: 7243: 7242: 7241: 7237:Democratization 7222:1849 in Denmark 7152: 7151: 7150: 7145: 7137: 7130: 7123: 7110: 7079: 7065:Public holidays 7016: 6936: 6895: 6862: 6838:Ruling monarchs 6818:Law enforcement 6766: 6675: 6666: 6655: 6551: 6533: 6524: 6494: 6489: 6476: 6469: 6456: 6450: 6425: 6414: 6367: 6333:Faroe Islanders 6311: 6275: 6237: 6197: 6168: 6065: 6004: 5995: 5967: 5949: 5943: 5913: 5908: 5895: 5888: 5881: 5868: 5837: 5823:Public holidays 5737: 5666: 5625: 5577: 5511: 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