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Norway is a constitutional monarchy; so in theory King Harald could veto any law he disapproved of. (King Harald has no power to introduce new law: the King's power is restricted to veto).
In practice: if King Harald vetoed a law which parliament wanted;- parliament would dismiss King Harald and choose a different monarch.
So King Harald has 'the final say' technically; but in practice he has no power at all.
Norway's laws are chosen and enacted by parliament. This is what happens in all constitutional monarchies.
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