Decision on matters that have been final-debated at today's meeting
Translated from Swedish by AI; the translation may contain errors. The Swedish text is the original.
Summary AI, written in advance
The debate concerned decisions on several committee proposals regarding party financing, lobbyists, minorities, language issues, film policy, cinemas, digitalization of film heritage, sports life, sports facilities, para-sports, and the impact on paths in vulnerable nature. S voted for the committee's proposal on party financing 1, language issues 1, national minorities 1, cinemas in smaller localities 1, digitalization of the film heritage 1, a broad sports life 1, para-sports 1, and the impact on paths in vulnerable nature 1. S voted for prop. 22 on lobbyists 1 and prop. 4 on sports facilities 1. S voted for prop. 3 on future film policy 1. S voted for prop. 10 on digitalization of the film heritage 1.
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ANDRE VICE TALMANNEN
I want to remind that the House's deliberations must not be disturbed by observers in the gallery. I may have the guards remove those persons who disturb the order as soon as possible.
The Chamber adopted the committee's proposal.
Distribution of votes by party:
For the committee: 1 S, 64 SD, 58 M, 21 V, 15 KD, 14 L
Absent: 15 S, 9 SD, 10 M, 3 V, 3 C, 4 KD, 5 MP, 2 L
Carina Ödebrink (S) reported that she intended to abstain from voting but was marked as having voted yes.
Daniel Helldén (MP) reported that he intended to vote no but was marked as absent.
Point 18 (Regulation of lobbyists)
The Chamber adjourned at 22:00.
Ann-Sofie Alm (M) and Camilla Mårtensen (L) reported that they intended to abstain from voting but were marked as having voted yes.
The Chamber approved the committee's proposal.
Distribution of votes by party:
For the committee: 64 SD, 58 M, 21 V, 15 KD, 14 L
Absent: 15 S, 9 SD, 10 M, 3 V, 3 C, 4 KD, 4 MP, 2 L
Point 32 (Provisions on national minorities and minority languages)
The Chamber approved the committee's proposal.
Distribution of votes by party:
For the committee: 92 S, 58 M, 15 KD, 14 MP, 14 L
Absent: 15 S, 9 SD, 10 M, 3 V, 3 C, 4 KD, 4 MP, 2 L
The Chamber approved the committee's proposal.
FiU23 Riksbanken's annual report and management 2022
The Chamber adopted the committee's proposal.
FiU37 A liquidity tool for funds
The Chamber approved the committee's proposal.
KrU9 Questions on public service and film
The Chamber approved the committee's proposal.
Distribution of votes by party:
For the committee: 92 S, 64 SD, 58 M, 21 V, 20 C, 15 KD, 14 L
Absent: 15 S, 9 SD, 10 M, 3 V, 3 C, 4 KD, 4 MP, 2 L
The Chamber adjourned for the day.
The Chamber approved the committee's proposal.
Distribution of votes by party:
For the committee: 64 SD, 58 M, 15 KD, 14 L
Absent: 15 S, 9 SD, 10 M, 3 V, 3 C, 4 KD, 4 MP, 2 L
Item 5 (Cinemas in smaller localities)
The Chamber approved the committee's proposal.
Distribution of votes by party:
For the committee: 92 S, 58 M, 21 V, 15 KD, 14 MP, 14 L
Absent: 15 S, 9 SD, 10 M, 3 V, 3 C, 4 KD, 4 MP, 2 L
Item 7 (Digitization of the film heritage)
The Chamber approved the committee's proposal.
Distribution of votes by party:
For the committee: 91 S, 64 SD, 58 M, 21 C, 15 KD, 14 L
Absent: 15 S, 9 SD, 10 M, 3 V, 3 C, 4 KD, 4 MP, 2 L
Mirja Räihä (S) reported that she intended to vote yes but was marked as having voted no.
The Chamber approved the committee's proposal.
KrU11 Sports and outdoor life issues
Dzenan Cisija (S), Helena Storckenfeldt (M) and Helena Gellerman (L) reported that they intended to abstain from voting but were marked as having voted yes.
The Chamber approved the committee's proposal.
Distribution of votes by party:
For the committee: 92 S, 64 SD, 58 M, 21 V, 15 KD, 14 L
Absent: 15 S, 9 SD, 10 M, 3 V, 3 C, 4 KD, 4 MP, 2 L
The Chamber approved the committee's proposal.
Distribution of votes by party:
For the committee: 1 S, 64 SD, 58 M, 21 C, 15 KD, 14 L
Absent: 15 S, 9 SD, 10 M, 3 V, 3 C, 4 KD, 4 MP, 2 L
Mikael Dahlqvist (S) reported that he intended to vote no but was marked as having voted yes.
The Chamber approved the committee's proposal.
Distribution of the votes by party:
For the committee: 92 S, 58 M, 1 C, 15 KD, 14 L
Absent: 15 S, 9 SD, 10 M, 3 V, 3 C, 4 KD, 4 MP, 2 L
Item 21 (Impact on paths in vulnerable nature)
The Chamber adopted the committee's proposal.
Distribution of votes by party:
For the committee: 92 S, 58 M, 21 V, 21 C, 15 KD, 14 MP, 14 L
Absent: 15 S, 9 SD, 10 M, 3 V, 3 C, 4 KD, 4 MP, 2 L
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