Helgi Bernódusson
Helgi Bernódusson is a notable figure in Icelandic politics, known for his insights into the historical context of legislative practices in the country. He gained attention for discussing the rarity of Sunday parliamentary sessions in Iceland, referencing a significant meeting held on August 2, 1914, which was convened in response to urgent national circumstances. His commentary sheds light on the evolving norms within the Alþingi, or Icelandic Parliament, particularly regarding the sanctity of the Sunday rest day and its implications for legislative urgency.
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Helgi Bernódusson discussed the historical context of a parliamentary meeting held on a Sunday.
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