Arnljot Norwich
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Arnljot Norwich (born 29th December 1922 in Harstad, Troms, died 28th December 1994) was a Norwegian politician (H). He was first elected to the Stortinget from Troms in 1977. He was deputy representative 1973–1977.
Norwich was deputy mayor of Harstad 1967–1969, and mayor 1970–1971, 1971–1975 and 1975–1977.
For many years he ran the electrical firm Brødrene Norwich in Harstad. He was married to Signe Marie Norwich (1927–1993).
[edit] Stortinget presidencies
- 3rd February 1983–13th June 1983 Deputy president in the Stortinget
- 9th October 1985–30th September 1989 First deputy president in the Stortinget
[edit] Storting committees
- 1985–1989 leader of Ways and Means Committee
- 1985–1989 part of Ways and Means Committee
- 1985–1989 part of Finance Committee
- 1985–1989 Deputy in Foreign affairs committee
- 1981–1985 secretary in Energy and industry committee
- 1977–1981 part of Industry committee
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