Quisling had earlier pushed for a corporate alternative to the Parliament of Norway, the "Storting," which he called a "Riksting." It would comprise two chambers, the "Næringsting" (Economic Chamber) and "Kulturting" (Cultural Chamber). Now, in advance of "Nasjonal Samling's" eighth and last national convention on 25 September 1942 and becoming increasingly distrustful of professional bodies, he changed his mind. The "Riksting" became an advisory body while the "Førerting," or Leader Council, and parliamentary chambers were now to be independent bodies subordinate to their respective ministries.