Norway: the Constitution of Norway stipulates that “The Church of Norway, an Evangelical-Lutheran church, will remain the Established Church of Norway and will as such be supported by the State.” This was amended in 2012, from “Evangelical-Lutheran religion remains the public religion of the State”. The church is granted autonomy in doctrine and appointment of bishops. A bill passed in 2016 creates the Church of Norway as an independent legal entity from 1 January 2017. The Church of Norway will still obtain financial support from the state of Norway, but is no longer the official state religion and is no longer a state civil service agency. Fa dijini tsa rona di senyegile, di ka ama boitekanelo jwa rona. Tota e bile babatlisisi bangwe ba dumela gore malwetse otlhe a bakwa ke gore go bo go na le bothata mo tseleng e dijini di berekang ka yone. Dijini dingwe tse di nang le bokoa re di gotsitse mo batsading ba rona. Tse dingwe di sentswe ke dilo dingwe tse di kotsi mo tikologong.