The principle of an independent prosecution service is fundamental to the rule of law, and Norway is now considering enshrining this principle directly within its Constitution. Currently, Norway's constitution does not explicitly guarantee the independence of the prosecution authority. Advocates argue constitutional protection would strengthen the system against political interference and ensure fairer legal processes. This move comes amid ongoing debates about maintaining separation of powers and upholding public trust in the justice system. Constitutional scholars suggest formalizing this independence would clarify the authority's role and protect its decision-making. Such a change requires broad political consensus and a constitutional amendment process. Ultimately, proponents believe codifying this principle is vital for safeguarding Norway’s democratic foundations.