NorwayHverdag 25 · Everyday life in Norway

Many voluntary organisations in Norway are run in a democratic way. What does that mean for the members?

In the exam (Norwegian)

Mange frivillige organisasjoner i Norge er styrt på en demokratisk måte. Hva betyr det for medlemmene?

  1. aThe members can vote at the annual meeting, for example when the board is electedMedlemmene kan stemme på årsmøtet, for eksempel når styret velgesCorrect answer
  2. bThe board chooses new board members itself without asking the membersStyret velger selv nye styremedlemmer uten å spørre medlemmene
  3. cOnly the members who give the most money can vote at the annual meetingBare medlemmene som gir mest penger, kan stemme på årsmøtet

Why?

In an association, the annual meeting (årsmøtet) is the most important meeting. There all members have the right to vote and they elect the board, and this is how many people learn how democracy works in practice.

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