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A New Framework for the Danish Parliament

The Royal Archives has decided to vacate their buildings adjacent to the Danish Parliament. This gives the Danish Parliament a unique opportunity to take over the buildings and improve the framework for Danish democracy in the many years to come.

Visit the Danish Parliament

Guided tours in English take place every Sunday. The guided tours give you an insight into Christiansborg as a workplace for the Members of Parliament and as the centre of democracy and legislative power in Denmark.

The Course of a Year in the Parliament

A parliamentary year always begins on the first Tuesday in October at 12 o’clock noon and ends on the same date at the same time the following year. Read more about the course of a year in the Danish Parliament.

The course of a year

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The Parliamentary Committees

Members of the Danish Parliament discuss policy in the Chamber. It is also in the Chamber that Bills are passed and become law. However, the Danish Parliament’s decisions are prepared by parliamentary committees.

Read more about the 25 parliamentary committees

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The Division of Power

The Constitutional Act of Denmark divides power into three independent branches to prevent the abuse of power: the Parliament, the courts and the government.

News from the Danish Parliament

Here you can read about state visits and events in the Danish Parliament.

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News from the Danish Parliament

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2020-01-09

Annual reception for the diplomatic corps

On January 7th 2020, the Danish Parliament held its annual reception for the diplomatic corps.

2019-10-02

The opening of the Danish Parliament in pictures

The new sessional year of the Danish Parliament began on Tuesday 1 October 2019. Here you can see pictures from the special day.

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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.

Telephone: +45 3337 3338
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The Parliament's EU Information Centre

You can contact the Danish Parliament's EU Information Centre if you have questions about subjects involving the EU.

Telephone: +45 3337 3337
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The Danish Parliament

A New Framework for the Danish Parliament

Visit the Danish Parliament

The Course of a Year in the Parliament

The Parliamentary Committees

The Division of Power

News from the Danish Parliament

News from the Danish Parliament

The Parliament's Information Centre

The Parliament's EU Information Centre

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