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The Norwegian Constitution does not say that Ministers (Councillors of State) has to be appointed during the Council of State, so this must be due to tradition.
It certainly does, as I pointed out.
DTH
I am sorry, but I think I need a clarification to understand where it in Article 12 it says that the monarch can only appoint ministers during the actual meeting of the Council of State. What do I misunderstand?
Article 12
The King himself chooses a Council from among Norwegian citizens who are entitled to vote. This Council shall consist of a Prime Minister and at least seven other Members.The King apportions the business among the Members of the Council of State as he deems appropriate. Under extraordinary circumstances, besides the ordinary Members of the Council of State, the King may summon other Norwegian citizens, although no Members of the Storting, to take a seat in the Council of State.Husband and wife, parent and child or two siblings may never sit at the same time in the Council of State.
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