This document provides guidance for the use of the Norwegian Coat of Arms in official government documents. It outlines the approved types of the Coat of Arms, depending on the type and format of the printed material. The use of the Coat of Arms is reserved for official documents that have an official character and are published by the government.
The document specifies the types of approved illustrations, sizes, and printing techniques for the Coat of Arms. It also regulates the production and use of the printing plate in which the Coat of Arms appears. The guidance provided ensures that the use of the Coat of Arms is consistent and appropriate, maintaining the significance and integrity of the symbol.
This legislation stresses the importance of obtaining approval from the Government Printing Commissioner in advance of creating any new plates or modifying existing ones. This ensures compliance with the approved designs for the Norwegian Coat of Arms. The guidance also emphasises the need for appropriate placement of the Coat of Arms on official documentation.
Overall, this document provides essential guidance for the correct and appropriate use of the Norwegian Coat of Arms in official government materials. By providing this direction, the Coat of Arms maintains its symbolic significance and reflects the high standards of the Norwegian Government.
