CLEAN : Breivik attack will impact Norway election

The transcript discusses the aftermath of the Breivik terrorist attack, focusing on the government's investigation and the resulting criticism of police preparedness. It highlights the impact on the Labour Party's governance and the upcoming election, which is expected to be predictable. The Progress Party's ideology, emphasizing tax cuts and welfare, is examined, noting its unique position in Norway's economy. The transcript concludes with an overview of Norway's government structure, emphasizing the rarity of coalition governments led by the Labour Party.

What was the main finding of the royal commission after the Breivik attack?

• The attack was unavoidable.

• The government was praised for its response.

• The police's preparedness was inadequate.

• The police were well-prepared.

Why is the upcoming Norwegian election considered predictable?

• The election results are uncertain.

• The Labour Party is gaining popularity.

• The Red-Green coalition is expected to win.

• The opposition is expected to form a government.

What is the Progress Party's stance on taxes and welfare?

• Cut taxes and increase welfare.

• Increase taxes and reduce welfare.

• Maintain current tax levels.

• Focus on reducing welfare.

How is the Progress Party characterized in terms of its views on foreigners?

• It is an anti-Islamic party.

• It is a multicultural party.

• It is a pro-immigration party.

• It is a xenophobic party.

What is unique about Mr. Stoltenberg's government in the context of Norwegian politics?

• It is a conservative-led government.

• It is the first coalition government for Labour.

• It is the longest-serving government.

• It is the first single-party government.