List of Presidents of the Odelsting




List of Presidents of the Odelsting, the one chamber of the Parliament of Norway from 1945 to 2009, when the chamber was discontinued.





























































































Name
 Entered office
 Left office
 Party

Carl Joachim Hambro[1]
 December 10, 1945
 January 10, 1958
Conservative

Alv Kjøs [2]
 January 18, 1958
 September 30, 1961
Conservative

Per Borten
 October 6, 1961
 September 30, 1965
Centre

Nils Hønsvald
 October 8, 1965
 September 30, 1969
Labour

Håkon Johnsen [3]
 October 8, 1969
 September 30, 1973
Labour

Per Borten
 October 9, 1973
 September 30, 1977
Centre

Asbjørn Haugstvedt
 October 11, 1977
 September 30, 1981
Christian Democratic

Arne Nilsen [4]
 October 15, 1981
 September 30, 1985
Labour

Åshild Hauan
 October 9, 1985
 September 30, 1989
Socialist Left

Inger Lise Gjørv
 October 10, 1989
 September 30, 1993
Labour

Gunnar Skaug
 October 11, 1993
 September 30, 1997
Labour

Gunnar Skaug
 October 8, 1997
 September 30, 2001
Labour

Ågot Valle
 October 9, 2001
 September 30, 2005
Socialist Left

Berit Brørby
 October 10, 2005
 September 30, 2009
Labour


Footnotes





  1. ^ John Lyng, Conservative, was temporary President of the Odelsting November 8, 1951–December 15, 1951


  2. ^ John Lyng, Conservative Party of Norway, was temporary President of the Odelsting October 6, 1958–November 13, 1958 and October 9 – November 30, 1960


  3. ^ Salve Andreas Salvesen, Labour, was temporary President of the Odelsting October 14 – December 18, 1970


  4. ^ Hallvard Bakke, Labour, was temporary President of the Odelsting November 5 – December 15, 1984









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