Changes

===New will, 1963–1981===

===New will, 1963–1981===

The Labour Party had to give the governmental power to the Conservative Party because of the scandal relating to the King's Bay mine accident. [[John Lyng]]'s government couldn't govern Norway for long before the party had to give the power back to the Labour Party already the same year. Though, Lyng's right-wing coalition government gave hope for the right-wing opposition, and the Conservative Party became a part of [[Per Borten]]'s coalition government (1965–1971). Borten represented the [[Center Party (Norway)|Center Party]], and had to resign because of a scandal where Borten was accused of giving top secret documents to representatives from the [[European Union]]. However, later investigations and statements showed that Borten was innocent.

The Labour Party had to give the governmental power to the Conservative Party because of the scandal relating to the King's Bay mine accident. John Lyng's government couldn't govern Norway for long before the party had to give the power back to the Labour Party already the same year. Though, Lyng's right-wing coalition government gave hope for the right-wing opposition, and the Conservative Party became a part of [[Per Borten]]'s coalition government (1965–1971). Borten represented the [[Center Party (Norway)|Center Party]], and had to resign because of a scandal where Borten was accused of giving top secret documents to representatives from the [[European Union]]. However, later investigations and statements showed that Borten was innocent.

===In charge, 1981–1990===

===In charge, 1981–1990===