Editing Legislative chamber (section)

==Merging of chambers==
{{Further|List of abolished upper houses}}

Until 1953, the [[Rigsdag]] in [[Denmark]] was divided into two houses, the "[[Folketing]]" and "[[Landstinget|Landsting]]", but has since become a [[unicameral]] legislature. The same goes with [[Sweden]], and its "[[Riksdag]]" until 1971. The [[Storting|Norwegian parliament]] (''Storting'') was officially divided in two chambers 1814–2009, but functioned as a single chamber in practice, a situation called [[Odelsting#Qualified unicameralism|Qualified unicameralism]].