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In page Haakon VII:

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Inspired by Haakon's stand, the government unanimously advised him not to appoint any government headed by Quisling.[4] Within hours, it telephoned its refusal to Bräuer. That night, NRK broadcast the government's rejection of the German demands to the Norwegian people. In that same broadcast, the government announced that it would resist the German invasion as long as possible, and expressed their confidence that Norwegians would lend their support to the cause.[citation needed]