← Everyone who has spoken in the chamber
Adrian Magnusson (S)
What Adrian Magnusson has said in the chamber of the Swedish Riksdag, debate by debate. The lines under each debate sum up a speech; they are written and translated by AI in advance and may contain errors, so check against the speech.
Kammarkoll has the Riksdag's speeches from 26 September 2022 onwards; older debates are not included.
Welfare, school, migration and economy debate in Riksdag
- Argues that politicians must take responsibility for AI development to prevent power and wealth from being concentrated in a few companies. Wants the productivity gains from the technology to be distributed equally to wage earners instead of ending up with corporate executives. Read the speech
Reduced state presence and closed service offices for elderly
- Argues that the closure of service offices is a deliberate political decision. Criticizes the government's policy which encourages agencies to phase out their operations and reduce the state's presence in the country. Read the speech
- Criticizes that mobile solutions have not yet materialized. Argues that many police stations have been closed during the mandate period and that Arbetsförmedlingen is phasing out its local presence despite alleged promises of increased presence. Read the speech
Government economic policy and impact on households and single parents
- Criticizes the government's communication and claims that the stated income increases do not correspond to the reality for many families. Argues that the figures are difficult to see through and questions the basis for the economic examples. Read the speech
- Argues that the government's policy has not benefited single parents to the same extent as other groups because bills are paid with actual money, not percentages. Claims that the Social Democrats' policy would have given nine out of ten people more in their pockets. Read the speech
- Argues that an average family with children is falling behind financially despite the government's figures. Criticizes that the policy has failed to strengthen the work principle as unemployment has increased and questions whether households actually get more money in their pockets. Read the speech
Braathens Regional Airlines restructuring and Skatteverket rule
- Criticizes the government's response as insufficient and perfunctory. Argues that the government's pressure on Skatteverket in the case concerning Braathens Regional Airlines raises questions about ministerial rule and violates the constitution. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Minister for Finance avoids answering the interpellation. Argues that the government has exerted political pressure on the Swedish Tax Agency to favor a business representative, which raises questions about ministerial rule and how the government directs its agencies. Read the speech
- Argues that the Minister for Finance avoided answering the question regarding contacts between the Secretary of State and the Swedish Tax Agency. Asks what the dialogue with other agencies looks like and emphasizes the importance of the Riksdag's oversight power. Read the speech
Dental care for young people: KD subsidy and S inequality
- Argues that young people experience great economic anxiety and gloomy views of the future. Asks the minister why the government has chosen to implement the change in dental care right now, since young people do not receive the same support as other groups. Read the speech
- Criticizes the reform as a deterioration rather than an improvement. Argues that the decision is a financial issue for young students who are worried about their personal finances. Read the speech
Young people's situation in the Swedish labor market
- Criticizes that young people are often forced to accept poor working conditions and insecure forms of employment due to high youth unemployment. Asks how the government promotes the model of collective bargaining and wants to see sharper tools to maintain the working environment for young people. Read the speech
- Argues that young people experience anxiety about the future and face poor working conditions, including exhaustion and privacy violations through surveillance. Criticizes that the government has not addressed these problems or the questions in the interpellation. Read the speech
- Argues that young people's job satisfaction is harmed by a poor working environment. Wants more tools to be given to Arbetsmiljöverket and trade union representatives to promote young people's work situation. Suggests that the government and the legislature do more so that more people engage in trade unions. Read the speech
ILO work: focus on green jobs, skills and working hours
- Argues that the UN bodies are important for small and medium-sized countries and that Sweden should stand up for workers' rights through the Swedish model. Asks the government to elaborate on how they have acted in the ILO and what gains it has yielded for Sweden. Read the speech
- Questions about the government's view on the ILO's future role and whether the organization should be narrowed down. Also requests clarifications on how Swedish labor market interests have been promoted during the mandate period and why focus has been placed on economy instead of political interests. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden must stand up for functioning UN bodies such as the ILO in a world where great powers act arbitrarily. Wants future governments to continue driving issues in the ILO and highlighting the value of the Swedish labor market model. Read the speech
Government policy on unemployment, economy, security and social issues
- Argues that youth unemployment has risen during the mandate period. Asks when the Minister for Employment intends to present proposals that can truly press down youth unemployment, as the government's current efforts have not yielded the desired result. Read the speech
Rare health conditions: KD and S demand more resources and drugs
- Argues that Sweden is falling behind in access to orphan drugs due to unclear assessments and long waiting times. Asks when a national strategy for rare health conditions will be presented and requests clarification regarding the allocated funds. Read the speech
- Argues that the issue of pharmaceuticals is an important part of the care for persons with rare health conditions. Requests clarification on how much of the 450 million shall be distributed to these conditions. Read the speech
- Underlines that the need for a strategy is requested by many organizations. Argues that the strategy must be combined with work in primary care, the pharmaceutical issue, and added resources. Asks if the minister will announce additional funds today or at a later date. Read the speech
New municipal right of first refusal to improve housing
- Argues that a municipal right of first refusal is a powerful tool to combat social dumping and provide people with better housing. Criticizes that the government rejects the proposal despite investigations having suggested it. Read the speech
- Argues that a municipal right of first refusal could have addressed social dumping and lack of maintenance in Perstorp. Criticizes that the current government does not want to reintroduce the law despite the problems having worsened since 2010. Read the speech
- Wants the government to clarify that municipalities must take action against social dumping by forcibly managing properties. Argues that social dumping is a problem and that private property rights must not be inviolable when people need good housing. Read the speech
Working environment: safety reps, crime and training rights
- Argues that crime in the working life must be combated through stricter sanctions, more inspections and a blacklisting of companies. Also proposes a limitation of subcontracting, the use of AI for register checks and increased responsibility for the parties. Read the speech
- Confirms that more people need to be educated in procurement. Argues that politicians need better education on procurement rules and that the responsibility for decisions in procurements should lie with the elected politicians rather than with individual civil servants. Read the speech
- Clarifies that the proposal on sub-contracting involves two levels running horizontally next to each other. Read the speech
Transport service rules and permits for Transport Agency
- Criticizes the government's strange handling of the transport service act and argues that the legislation is deficient. Argues that the government has waited for three years to act and questions the need for another investigation. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government has waited for three years and now wants to appoint an additional investigation instead of taking action. Argues that people caught in the middle are losing their travel service permits while the government lags behind. Read the speech
- Asks why the government has waited almost three years to investigate the issue further. Argues that the basis already contains concrete legislative proposals and statistics to move forward. Asks how the minister explains the differences in assessments between different regions. Read the speech
Stricter sanctions for discrimination: L and S debate laws
- Argues that discrimination is a widespread problem in Sweden, especially for young girls. Wants the government to adopt the Equality Ombudsman's recommendation to tighten sanctions in order to reduce the number of cases. Read the speech
- Argues that it is serious that young people, especially young girls, experience discrimination. Suggests that the government should tighten the sanctions to ensure that it is not cheaper to pay a fee than to take measures against discrimination. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Minister for Gender Equality has not presented enough sharp proposals or concrete examples of measures. Argues that sharper sanctions could have a strong normalizing effect and asks how the measures affect the crime victim. Read the speech
Labor law: platform economy regulation and shorter hours
- Wants an investigation into the platform economy to solve problems with employer liability. Welcomes discussions on shortening working hours that are best negotiated between the parties. Criticizes increased surveillance, micro-management, and insecure employment. Read the speech
- Argues that the issue of working hours primarily belongs with the parties. Clarifies that the Social Democrats are open to legislation if the parties themselves propose that it is needed. Read the speech
- Argues that members leave trade unions because they do not experience improved conditions or wages despite the society's production surplus. Argues that trade unions must learn to deliver better for their members in order to break the negative spiral. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the opposing party did not present any proposals to improve the everyday lives of employees. Argues that labor law should be used to make working life more bearable and urges the opposing party to present concrete reforms. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the opponent takes credit for reforms made by other governments. Clarifies that the Social Democrats' position is that the reduction of working hours is best resolved by the parties. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the speaker argues for voluntariness and argues that this could cause the Swedish model to collapse. Asks how the speaker intends to reconcile the importance of collective agreements with the idea of voluntariness. Read the speech
- Argues that collective agreements and consensus have benefited both employers and employees. Argues that the policy can encourage more companies to sign collective agreements. Asks the speaker to clarify how the importance of collective agreements aligns with the requirement of voluntariness. Read the speech
Social issues: profit in schools, veils and healthcare queues
- Asks if the minister regrets the decision to stop the investigation on profit bans in schools. Criticizes that the problems with limited companies in schools have worsened since the government took office. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government for not presenting proposals that prohibit profits in schools or stop the leakage of school funds. Asks why liberal ministers have not addressed profits from limited companies but instead have locked themselves into other parties. Read the speech
Security screenings: M wants appeal rights and clearer rules
- Argues that security screenings are important for Swedish security, but criticizes that the lack of a review procedure creates legal uncertainty for employees. Asks why the government is delving deep into another procedure instead of investigating the appeal mechanism that several referral bodies advocate for. Read the speech
- Confirms that the question of appealing or reviewing security clearances continues to exist. Expresses hope that the investigation examines the issue regardless of whether a clearance system is introduced, as the referral bodies have been positive towards an appeal mechanism. Read the speech
- Argues that decisions should be justified when possible and that clearer criteria are needed for predictability. Expresses concern that trade union-engaged persons may be subjected to security screenings. Read the speech
Workplace surveillance and mapping: trade-offs and responsibility
- Argues that detailed monitoring and control of employees via algorithms and technology risks making work a plague. Asks the minister how they view the development and what dialogue is being held with the labor market parties. Read the speech
- Argues that detailed monitoring of employees is a negative development. Wants the government to clearly express that they do not want a working life that is controlled and monitored in detail. Read the speech
Wage subsidies for platform work in the taxi industry
- Argues that the wage subsidy must be used for manageable jobs with good conditions. Criticizes that Arbetsförmedlingen prioritizes employment goals over the control of supervision and the suitability of the workplace. Asks if the minister considers the current use to be reasonable. Read the speech
- Criticizes that wage subsidies are used for platform work without clear guidance and questions whether this is a reasonable use of tax funds. Argues that the authority prioritizes employment goals over the work environment and good conditions. Read the speech
- Asks whether the minister considers platform work as a sector that should be scrutinized specifically. Criticizes that the purpose of the wage subsidy is not met in these employments, which risks becoming a waste of state finances. Read the speech
Eligibility for municipal and regional elections and law gaps
- Criticizes that the government has not acted faster on the problem that was identified in February 2023. Argues that the issue could have been resolved significantly faster than what is currently happening and regrets that the problem remains until the 2026 election. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government has not acted earlier and argues that the issue could have been resolved and the loophole in the electoral act closed before the 2026 election. Read the speech
Labor market: SD, S, and M debate unemployment and policy
- Argues that crime in the working life is a poison caused by a ruthless pursuit of profits and deregulation. Wants the government to follow the delegation's proposal, fund the Labour Court and stop withdrawing money from the parties. Read the speech
Labour Court funding and resources for efficient operations
- Argues that the Labour Court is an important instance for the Swedish model and criticizes the government for not having secured financial conditions for 2026 despite the court having sent a communication already in March. Asks when a concrete announcement can be expected. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the minister's statements have become more vague regarding the resolution of the Arbetsdomstolen's [Labor Court's] award. Asks what constitutes the specific obstacle preventing the government from already granting the requested two million. Read the speech
- Hope that the minister succeeds in his discussions with the Ministry of Finance. Means that the minister has a greater possibility of achieving success in discussions with other parties than he has himself. Asks if the government base will act in the committee. Read the speech
VAT on parking spaces: M proposes investigation into rules
- Argues that VAT on parking spaces creates concern and economic costs for many people as well as increases the administrative burden for housing cooperatives. Asks for a clearer statement than that the government is merely looking further into the issue. Read the speech
- Argues that the administrative burden for housing cooperatives will increase significantly and make it more difficult for people to engage in their living environment. Urges the government to return with concrete proposals to resolve the situation. Read the speech
Tax exemption for skills support and transition study support
- Criticizes the government for acting neglectfully and slowly despite the parties agreeing on the need for measures. Asks the Minister for Finance why the government is not more agile when all parties agree on the issue. Read the speech
- Expresses concern over the uncertainty regarding the outcome of the motion. Argues that the government must act promptly to resolve the skills shortage in the labor market, as the parties agree that the issue needs to be addressed. Read the speech
Closure of Skatteverket in Simrishamn and state presence
- Argues that the government's legitimacy decreases when state jobs disappear from the countryside. Criticizes that the government is divesting itself of the responsibility for the agencies' offices and demands that the government takes responsibility for state jobs throughout the country. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's passivity regarding the closure of state offices and argues that digitalization should be used to distribute staff across more locations instead of concentrating them. Asks where the limit is for when the government can act against the phasing out of state jobs. Read the speech
Government policies: care deduction, deportation, privatization
- Argues that Sweden has a high and persistent unemployment. Points out that unemployment is now also increasing among academics and asks what assessment the Minister for Employment makes of the government's policy. Read the speech
Kriegers flak: State role and grid connection fees debate
- Argues that the state should pay the grid connection fee to quickly start the construction of Kriegers flak. Criticizes the government's harsh starting point and asks if they agree on building the project. Read the speech
- Asks why Sweden is violating state aid rules when other countries cover the grid connection fee. Argues that the state should bear the cost for Krieger's flak since the project provides a lot of electricity in the short term and criticizes that the government requires market-based grounds for just this project. Read the speech
- Argues that more energy production is needed now and in the future. Suggests that the state should take more measures to get projects with state-owned companies in place. Criticizes the selective planned economy and emphasizes the project's importance for the energy supply. Read the speech
2G network shutdown impact on emergency number functionality
- Argues that the information about the shutdown has not reached all sectors and expresses concern for the consequences for agriculture, the E-call system, and the emergency number 112. Criticizes that the government chooses to investigate risks afterwards instead of beforehand. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government has not conducted a proper impact assessment before the shutdown of the 2G network. Argues that there is widespread concern that life-saving equipment may cease to function and suggests that the consequences should be investigated. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government has not conducted a state risk and consequence analysis before the shutdown. Argues that it is a risky approach to delegate the responsibility to the market instead of taking a holistic approach from the state level. Read the speech
Closure of service offices: S criticizes impact on elderly
- Criticizes the government's principled stance and lack of interest in the consequences of reduced state presence. Argues that the government is shrugging off responsibility for the placement of authorities and lacks clarity regarding which service offices are being closed. Read the speech
Closure of service offices in Sweden: KD and S debate plans
- Expresses concern that the service office in Ystad may be closed due to expiring lease agreements. Argues that a reduced state presence in southeastern Skåne will damage the residents' trust in the state. Read the speech
Unemployment: L proposes lower employer fees for young people
- Criticizes the government for lacking regional thinking in the labor market policy and for continuing with an inefficient policy that has not reduced unemployment in Skåne. Argues that the government relies on a failed "trickle down theory" through tax cuts instead of targeted measures. Asks what the government's labor market policy for Skåne and other parts of the country should look like. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government for the fact that unemployment has increased since 2022 despite rhetoric about the work line. Argues that the state is backing away through digitalization and the closure of service centers, which makes it more difficult for job seekers to get help. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government prioritizes tax cuts for the wealthiest instead of active labor market policies. Argues that unemployment has accelerated under the government despite the resources for education remaining unchanged. Read the speech
Crime in working life and abuse of subsidized employment
- Argues that work-related crime is a poison that ruthlessly exploits people. Criticizes that tax money via nystartsjobb has gone to an exploitative company and requests measures to prevent state money from ending up with such operations. Read the speech
- Criticizes that Arbetsförmedlingen's routines have failed and that tax money has subsidized unserious employers. Argues that authorities should strengthen the role of trade unions and that Arbetsförmedlingen must become better at following up on these types of employments. Read the speech
- Argues that crime in the workplace is a poison that plagues society and subjects people to suffering. Criticizes that tax money is used to support this crime and suggests that such companies be blacklisted from future support. Read the speech
Yellow unions impact on Swedish labor market model and S's query
- Argues that yellow trade unions, where the employer exercises control, do not fit into the Swedish labor market. Asks if the government sees reasons to act based on Sweden's international obligations to protect workers' organizations. Read the speech
- Argues that the Swedish model is being pressured by self-employment and the platform economy. Warns that yellow unions weaken the parties' position and can lead to a dumping of conditions. Asks whether the government sees a scenario where the legislator should act. Read the speech
- Argues that employer-controlled trade unions are deeply harmful to the Swedish labor market model and the interests of wage earners. Expresses concern that this is an emerging trend, especially within the platform industry where collective agreement coverage is low. Read the speech
ILO Convention 190 ratification to combat workplace violence
- Urges the government to process the ratification of ILO Convention 190 as quickly as possible. Argues that Sweden should take the lead in international contexts and questions why the process is being delayed despite the investigation being completed. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden is a role model in labor law and should lead the way for the convention. Hopes that the government will submit a bill for ratification as soon as possible and asks if the risk is imminent that the debate needs to be held here again. Read the speech
Labor law: statutory reduction of working hours and platform economy
- Motion to approve reservation 11. Argues that the legislator must protect the workers' power against the employers' advantage and exploitation. Proposes an investigation into the platform economy. Wants the parties to primarily resolve the reduction of working hours. Read the speech
- Means that the parties must also take responsibility for issues beyond working hours. Clarifies that the Social Democrats see the need for a reduction in working hours and that the parties should primarily resolve the issue, but that regulations may be required in the near future. Read the speech
- Argues that the Social Democrats believe in the Swedish model and the parties' ability to resolve the issue. Argues that regulations and interventions may be required in the near term. Read the speech
- Argues that social democracy views individualism in a positive sense and that the welfare state should counteract oppressive structures. Points out that the Christian Democrats themselves have no problem with reviewing working hours if the parties do so. Read the speech
- Argues that the government should be held accountable for its failures instead of scrutinizing the opposition. Corrects the member and clarifies that it is the parties in the labor market who should primarily resolve a reduction in working hours. Read the speech
- Clarifies that the Social Democrats have not decided on a 35-hour work week in their guidelines. Shares the concern regarding bankruptcies and unemployment but argues that the party represents the interests of employees rather than the companies. Read the speech
- Rejects the claim that only one party is linked to the labor market parties. Argues that the Center Party has changed its position regarding reduced working hours and criticizes that the Social Democrats are being held accountable for the bourgeois government's labor market policy. Read the speech
- Argues that the Christian Democrats represent the interests of companies in the conflict between employees and employers. Asks what concrete reforms the Christian Democrats have to improve the conditions for ordinary wage earners. Read the speech
- Argues that the transition study support was a result of the previous government's work. Criticizes the current government's labor market policy and notes that the unemployment statistics are not doing very well. Points out that the number of fatal accidents has increased. Read the speech
- Read the speech
- Argues that the Socialdemokraterna have as a guideline that working hours need to be shortened. Asks if the Sverigedemokraterna have changed their position on shortening working hours and if they are prepared to negotiate on the issue. Read the speech
- Asks what the member and her party propose for concrete measures to get order on platform work. Read the speech
- Proposes that an inquiry be appointed to thoroughly review platform work in Sweden. Asks if the opposing party and their party oppose such an inquiry. Read the speech
Withdrawn transport services: KD, S, and C call for law change
- Argues that it is the Riksdag, not municipalities and regions, that is responsible for the legislation. Wants the government to act on Trafikanalys' proposal because case law contradicts the intentions of the law. Read the speech
- Asks why the preparation of finished constitutional proposals takes so long. Argues that systemic errors in the application of the law cause people to lose their travel service and demands that the government change the legislation to reverse the development. Read the speech
- Argues that the legislation needs to be changed because it is outdated. Criticizes that nothing is happening despite that legislative proposals have existed for two years and argues that the issue is being prepared in the Government Offices until a change of government occurs. Read the speech
Bollnäs state service office closures and accessibility impact
- Argues that the closure of service offices worsens accessibility for people who have difficulty with digital services. Criticizes that the municipalities are forced to take greater responsibility when the state fails and points out that mobile solutions do not replace physical offices. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government does not allocate funds to agencies to open offices. Argues that the closures are ideologically driven and that the municipalities risk having to handle the situations that arise when physical state services decrease. Read the speech
Closure of state service offices: KD, S debate cuts
- Argues that the government bears the responsibility for the closures of service offices and criticizes that the state is withdrawing from the countryside. Asks if there is a limit to how many offices can be closed and emphasizes that the savings damage the state's legitimacy. Read the speech
- Argues that the closures affect people in practice and that the state is withdrawing from the countryside. Criticizes the Minister for the state disappearing and argues that it contradicts the principle of state presence throughout the country. Read the speech
- Criticizes that rental agreements govern closures instead of principles. Argues that the government's philosophical reasoning regarding digital presence does not correspond to the reality for citizens who need physical service. Read the speech
Confidentiality agreements for restaurant employees and employer power
- Criticizes confidentiality agreements that give employers too much power over young employees. Argues that the government should strongly condemn such abuses and act against a trend where employers strengthen their power at the expense of employees. Read the speech
- Argues that there is a trend where employers are increasing control over employees through confidentiality agreements and surveillance. Warns that this challenges the labor market model and renders rights ineffective for young job seekers. Read the speech
- Argues that confidentiality agreements are spreading to a large extent and expresses concern that employers are strengthening their power at the expense of employees. Hopes that workers' organizations drive the cases and that employers stop using unreasonable confidentiality agreements. Read the speech
Government economic policy, tax cuts and family priorities
- Argues that Donald Trump's trade policy and tariff policy risk Swedish jobs and negatively affect growth. Asks what the government is doing to secure Swedish jobs and prevent unemployment from increasing. Read the speech
Trafikverket split: S wants separate road and railway agencies
- Read the speech
- Argues that Trafikverket is too large to fulfill its mission. Suggests that another arrangement should be investigated, for example by dividing the agency into a road authority and a rail authority. Read the speech
Trafikverket division: KD wants unity, S criticizes costs
- Argues that Trafikverket is an unmanageable colossus with a failed mission and criticizes the government for consistently underestimating costs. Criticizes the government's governance and argues that they refuse to open up for an investigation despite obvious deficiencies. Read the speech
Electricity prices in southern Sweden: KD, S, and MP views
- Criticizes the electricity market model and the large price differences between different parts of the country as unreasonable. Asks the minister whether the electricity price areas are considered reasonable and what the government is doing concretely to review them. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Minister for Energy and Industry is always satisfied and places the blame on others. Argues that the government does not provide clear information on what is concretely being done to influence the construction of electricity areas. Read the speech
Food prices, child allowance, inflation and teacher authority
- Asks whether the government is prepared to limit the number of subcontractors in the construction industry to two. Argues that the current order with many subcontractors increases the risk of crime in the labor market, human exploitation, and unhealthy competition. Read the speech
Youth unemployment: L's vocational investments vs S's cuts
- Criticizes the skyrocketing youth unemployment as a catastrophic failure. Argues that the government's current policy is not yielding results and asks when they are prepared to try measures with a positive effect. Read the speech
- Argues that the government's forecast for the labor market's recovery may be outdated and that youth unemployment is serious. Proposes a driver's license lift as well as targeted measures by establishing Arbetsförmedlingen in municipalities with high unemployment. Read the speech
- Argues that the high youth unemployment, while a skills shortage prevails, is a serious problem. Warns that young people can turn to extreme ideologies if they experience that politics cannot improve their lives. Read the speech
Skåne E22 snowstorm authority cooperation and budget issues
- Argues that the coordination between authorities functioned poorly and that there was a lack of a clear leadership role during the incident on the E22. Wants to follow the issue closely to see if the measures are sufficient. Read the speech
- Argues that the events on the E22 have taught actors the importance of cooperation and proactivity. Criticizes Trafikverket's unserious tone and emphasizes the need for strategy, practice, and the courage to exceed budgets in a crisis. Read the speech
- Wants to continue following the work and discuss the events on E22 in the chamber. Argues that a principle of action could have influenced the outcome on E22 and emphasizes that it is important to prevent the incident from being repeated. Read the speech
State services: KD wants mobile solutions, S warns of cuts
- Read the speech
- Criticizes the Minister's dismissive tone and argues that the government lacks control over Statens servicecenter. Argues that the closure of physical offices affects those who have the hardest time finding work and risks increasing unemployment. Read the speech
Social policy, environment, labor market and school issues
- Argues that unemployment and long-term unemployment are at their highest levels in several years. Asks the minister about the government's judgment on the current work principle given the matching problems and the lack of educational places. Read the speech
Armed Forces mental health management and conscript suicide
- Welcomes the announcement of direct contact with the Supreme Commander but criticizes the immense failure when a conscript takes their own life. Expresses concern over the mentality regarding the individual's responsibility to seek care and questions the system of conscription counselors in cases of severe mental illness. Read the speech
- Argues that mental ill-health among young people is a societal problem and that the Armed Forces must be equipped to meet these problems within the organization. Criticizes harmful cultures that hinder care and argues that it is a great responsibility to let conscripts look after each other's mental well-being. Read the speech
- Argues that one must combat unhealthy cultures and educate individuals in taking care of young people. Suggests that higher officers need to be trained to detect and manage mental ill-health. Argues that the Försvarsmakten must take responsibility for mental ill-health so as not to threaten the concept of folkförsvar. Read the speech
Work monitoring and privacy: employer responsibility and AI
- Criticizes the lack of concrete measures from the government and expresses concern over how AI and algorithms increase control over workers. Argues that legislation may be needed to protect personal privacy and asks if the government should convene the parties for discussion. Read the speech
- Argues that the state and politics have a role in legislation beyond the parties' responsibility. Emphasizes that digitalization should promote productivity without being built on mistrust or surveillance. Warns that increased control can make work a compulsion and demands that rules such as GDPR are followed. Read the speech
- Expresses concern that existing regulations will become ineffective without a clear oversight body. Argues that unorganized workers in a position of dependency run a high risk of abuse of surveillance, which risks normalizing constant surveillance for future generations. Read the speech
Armed Forces cooperation with wind power producers and security
- Criticizes that the dialogue between the Armed Forces and wind power stakeholders is deficient and points out that companies have attempted to contact the authority without success. Argues that cooperation must be strengthened as energy supply is a vital security interest. Read the speech
- Read the speech
- Argues that the Armed Forces should be perceived as a part of the social order and not stand above other interests. Suggests that inter-agency cooperation with county administrative boards and municipalities should be reviewed broadly in matters concerning wind power. Read the speech
Youth unemployment: Job guarantee, education and crime risks
- Argues that high youth unemployment is a structural deficiency that can lead to crime and social exclusion. Calls for further measures for an active labor market policy to combat the problem. Read the speech
- Read the speech
Closure of Swedish Tax Agency office in Lund and responsibility
- Criticizes the government's lack of will to actively manage the location of agencies. Argues that the government can and should intervene to counter centralization and ensure state presence throughout the country. Read the speech
- Argues that state activities spread across the country provide better local knowledge and create legitimacy. Argues that the government has the ultimate responsibility to govern and act when agencies threaten to close offices. Read the speech
- Argues that the issue is about the legitimacy and presence of the state administration throughout Sweden. Criticizes that the government has not been clear about maintaining the operations at current locations and asks where the outer limit is for the agencies' independence. Read the speech
Sweden's emissions and climate policy goals debate
- Criticizes the Minister's credibility as she changes the conditions for her promise to resign if emissions increase. Asks instead what the concrete measures are to reduce emissions. Read the speech
- Criticizes that representatives of the largest party in the government coalition cast doubt on electrified vehicles and scoff when companies within the green transition encounter problems. Argues that this creates a dissonance that makes the government's statements less credible. Read the speech
- Argues that the opposition's criticism is justified and that the government chooses figures that suit them. Argues that the cabinet should not resign but instead be held accountable for its policy in the 2026 election campaign. Read the speech
Railway investments in Skåne: KD and S debate infrastructure
- Argues that the railway section between Simrishamn, Ystad and Malmö is severely affected by delays and cancelled trains due to reduced maintenance. Criticizes that the government prioritizes roads over the railway, which harms growth and forces people onto the roads. Read the speech
- Argues that Trafikverket has major problems and that the agency sets the framework for infrastructure policy instead of the elected representatives. Points out that train passengers in eastern Skåne still have to expect major delays that harm growth and commuting. Read the speech
Ystad harbor railway connection for freight redundancy
- Argues that the redundancy for freight transport by rail to the continent needs to be strengthened. Wants the government to include Ystad harbor in the assessment of redundancy options and correct inaccuracies in Trafikverket's report. Read the speech
- Criticizes that Trafikverket describes the railway connection in Ystad harbor as decommissioned, which creates concern and confusion. Argues that politicians should be self-critical and include Ystad harbor in redundancy options for freight transport. Read the speech
- Argues that there are good conditions to initiate railway traffic via Ystad. Emphasizes the importance of safeguarding relations with Poland and hopes that the minister visits Ystad harbor. Read the speech
Labor market, energy, food and social issues in Riksdag debate
- Argues that the high unemployment among young people is a failure that is harmful to both individuals and society. Asks the Minister for Employment what he says to the young people who are currently unemployed. Read the speech
- Argues that significantly more measures than the single one mentioned are required to handle the high youth unemployment. Asks if the Minister for Employment can mention some more measures. Read the speech
Southern Swedish energy access and electricity system expansion
- Notes that the government refuses to cover the grid connection costs for offshore wind power and compensation for the loss of electricity production in Skåne. Criticizes the government's lack of action and urges the minister to prioritize increased energy production in Skåne. Read the speech
- Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government is blackening the energy system and argues that the issue of grid connection fees is irrelevant if the government actually does not want more offshore wind power. Asks why Krieger's barges cannot produce electricity for the system within a few years. Read the speech
Healthcare funding and crisis in Sweden: S, KD, and SD debate
- Argues that the government's and the bourgeoisie's healthcare policy hits staff, the elderly, and especially children hard. Criticizes cuts in Ystad that affect children with speech and writing difficulties and argues that this is a class issue. Read the speech
- Argues that the Sweden Democrats in Region Skåne are closing the speech therapy clinic in Ystad. Criticizes the bourgeoisie's priorities as taxes are lowered for the richest instead of investing money in healthcare. Read the speech
Dental care for 19-23-year-olds: lowering age limit from 23
- Criticizes the government's proposal to remove free dental care for 19–23-year-olds and argues that it is an anti-student step. Argues that the government instead prioritizes tax cuts for the richest over the needs of young people. Read the speech
- Argues that the government's proposal implies a deterioration for students and creates concern for future dental care costs. Criticizes that the government prioritizes tax cuts for the richest instead of providing resources to the regions. Read the speech
Government policy, EU cooperation, crime and social issues
- Criticizes the government for lack of action following deaths at construction sites. Argues that the government should act more effectively to prevent workers from dying at work. Read the speech
Switching off 2G and 3G networks: risks and 5G rollout
- Criticizes that the transition is hasty and that no impact assessment has been conducted regarding risks to life, health, and property. Suggests that a part of the 2G network be kept running during a transition period to reduce the risks. Read the speech
- Argues that a consequence analysis of the shutdown is missing and points out challenges for safety alarms, agricultural machinery, and e-call functions. Asks if the Minister can guarantee that a consequence analysis exists. Read the speech
- Argues that the 5G rollout is positive, but criticizes the lack of a consequence analysis before the shutdown of 2G and 3G networks. Asks for preparatory work instead of measures after the shutdown has already occurred. Read the speech
Economy, defense, social policy and infrastructure debate
- Argues that market failures and privatization harm the country in areas such as healthcare, school, and infrastructure. Asks the Minister for Social Affairs how he intends to address the problems with the marketization within healthcare and the pharmacy market. Read the speech
Armed Forces wind power wording removed from regulatory letter
- Welcomes the Minister for Defence's response but criticizes that the removal of the mandate in the regulatory letter could send a signal that the dialogue is not important. Argues that early dialogue is necessary to remove obstacles for rapid energy production. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government has not been clear that the Swedish Armed Forces' mission remains despite that the wording in the regulatory letter was deleted. Argues that it is important for the government to clarify that all branches of the armed forces are important from security policy perspectives. Read the speech
- Argues that it is positive that the ambition for dialogue between the Armed Forces and other actors remains. Emphasizes that a dialogue as early as possible is the solution to manage conflicts and remove obstacles. Read the speech
Unserious actors in labor market: platform workers and F-tax
- Argues that gig workers are a vulnerable group with unclear employer responsibility. Asks if the government can do something to increase the degree of organization among employees and employers to strengthen the Swedish model. Read the speech
- Argues that gig workers in practice often have an employer but are treated as self-employed, which creates unclear liability conditions. Wants to increase the degree of organization and collective agreements in order to include these companies in the Swedish model. Read the speech
- Proposes that the Swedish Tax Agency (Skatteverket) audits individuals who pay F-tax to see if they are practically employed. Argues that the solution is to increase the level of organization and wants more people to join a union and sign collective agreements. Read the speech
Municipalities' responsibility for integration and Settlement Act
- Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government places great responsibilities on individual municipalities while simultaneously withdrawing the economic conditions. Asks how integration is to function in practice when money is withdrawn and new obligations are added. Read the speech
- Welcomes that the government is sending more resources for integration, but argues that the signals become unclear when money is withdrawn from municipalities at the same time. Also asks what the municipal economic equalization system actually entails to compensate for the reception of refugees. Read the speech
Offshore wind farm permits off southern Skåne coast
- Argues that offshore wind power is the fastest way to produce electricity and create local jobs. Criticizes that the government is delaying decisions for projects that already have clear permits. Asks which interests carry the most weight in the assessment. Read the speech
- Want to know when the government makes decisions on specific projects in Skåne. Criticizes that the government does not make decisions despite finished projects and that the dialogue with the Armed Forces has been removed. Read the speech
- Asks why the government has not made a decision regarding Skåne Havsvindpark and Triton despite completed recommendations. Argues that the government owns the permit processes and should make decisions regarding these wind farms. Read the speech
State e-identification to strengthen security and infrastructure
- Argues that a state e-identification can reduce digital exclusion and criticizes that the infrastructure is currently owned by major banks. Asks when the solution is expected to be in place as the work is progressing slowly. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden must introduce a state e-identification to break the banks' monopoly on society-critical infrastructure. Wants clarification regarding the state solution and points out that the previous government commissioned inquiries on the subject. Read the speech
Labor law: SD opposes EU power transfer, S seeks balance
- Wants the legislation to level the balance of power between employer and employee. Argues that hired personnel should be covered by the contractor's liability and criticizes that the government has not taken a stand on this. Read the speech
- Read the speech
- Read the speech
Women's prisons: double occupancy, mental health and security
- Describes the difficult situation with overcrowding at the women's prison in Ystad. Argues that the situation must be resolved by expanding the prisons and establishing prisons in security class 1. Read the speech
- Appreciates that the Minister for Justice is aware of the situation in women's prisons. Emphasizes the importance of preventive work, such as Backa barnet, to prevent crime and reduce the need for more prisons. Read the speech
E22 chaos: Responsibility and MSB evaluation for crises
- Criticizes the incident on the E22 as a monumental failure where the government bears the ultimate responsibility. Argues that the chain of command was unclear and that the government does not evaluate its own role in the collapse of preparedness. Read the speech
- Argues that the government bears the ultimate responsibility for the governance of the realm and criticizes the opposition for trying to protect the ministers by shifting the blame onto bureaucrats and civil servants. Read the speech
- Denies having demanded that the minister should lead the work on-site. Argues that the government has the ultimate responsibility during crises and requests an answer as to where the infrastructure minister was located. Read the speech
Economic inequality in Sweden: high costs and inflation
- Argues that the welfare system has a strong redistributive policy element and criticizes the government for not injecting enough money. Proposes a bank tax and a food price commission to counter inequality and value transfers to capital owners. Read the speech
- Asks whether the government considers it a problem that inequality is being exacerbated by the cost crisis. Argues that proposals such as a bank tax aim to limit value transfers from workers to owners. Read the speech
Healthcare crisis, energy charter, and antisemitism debate
- Describes how platform work is characterized by poor conditions and insecure working hours. Points out that workers in these roles lack standard insurance and workplace environment responsibilities and asks the Minister what she thinks about this work spreading. Read the speech
Housing situation in Sweden: KD proposes grants and allowances
- Criticizes that the government merges issues regarding homelessness and student housing and argues that students are forced to decline studies due to a housing shortage. Proposes a targeted investment support for the construction of student housing and urges the government to join the proposal. Read the speech
- Argues that students' housing situation is serious and that the government's reform agenda is unclear. Criticizes the use of luxury-rot as a housing policy instrument and demands concrete reforms as well as study controls. Read the speech
- Argues that the government is failing in both welfare and housing policy. Criticizes that the government represents the interests of a privileged group and lacks investments in student housing. Argues that conservative proposals regarding tuition fees further increase segregation. Read the speech
Storm Babet Scania support: KD proposes 100 million SEK
- Criticizes that the government is not stringent in its handling as damages in Dalarna were described as being of a particular magnitude while similar damages in Skåne did not receive the same treatment. Read the speech
- Notes that the government uses different terms and treats the events in Dalarna and Skåne differently. Urges the government to be stringent in its handling and not give different decisions to different counties. Read the speech
- Read the speech
Youth unemployment: job tax credit, vocational college, housing
- Criticizes the government's focus on tax cuts as an ideologically motivated solution that does not create jobs if there is a lack of jobs, housing, or study opportunities. Argues that the Minister for Employment should focus on an active labor market policy with stimulating measures that increased housing construction and the green transition. Read the speech
- Argues that the tax cut is an attempt to save people's wallets from the government's failed inflation policy rather than a major reform for youth unemployment. Criticizes the free school system and proposes a return to an active labor market policy. Read the speech
Young people not working or studying: KD and S demand more
- Argues that alienation among young people is a major societal problem caused by pressure from education, social media, and consumption. Asks how the government is working to counteract a society characterized by perfection and performance. Read the speech
- Highlights the project "Backa barnet" as a successful way to reach out to young people early. Argues that political conflicts should be avoided in order to instead find common solutions to get young people into work or studies. Read the speech
Green transition strategy: KD wants industrial policy and S criticizes
- Regrets that several important topics are being merged in the debate. Asks whether the government will create a training program for offshore wind technicians as there is a great shortage of these technicians. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the debate is too scattered and that the competence shortage within the green transition is not given sufficient dignity. Wants a statement of intent from the minister regarding the importance of wind power technicians and concrete plans for training. Read the speech
Workplace accidents: safety code and higher corporate fines
- Argues that stress in working life is a serious problem affecting many, especially women in welfare professions. Criticizes the government's efficiency requirements and budget cuts which create a stress fog and wear out civil servants. Read the speech
- Argues that stress and unreasonable demands due to streamlining change people negatively. Emphasizes the importance of reforms to reduce stress, provide authorities with resources, and show understanding for people's everyday lives. Read the speech
Government budget, crime policy, migration and social investments
- Asks whether the government intends to proceed with the other proposals in SOU 2020:37, for example the tapering of the compensation. Also asks when the Riksdag can expect these proposals to be presented. Read the speech
Skills shortage in northern Sweden's green industrial transition
- Asks for specific incentives to get more people to move to northern Sweden. Argues that the government's response lacks reasoning regarding this and that current support is insufficient to attract labor. Read the speech
- Argues that tax cuts are not sufficient to get people to move north. Emphasizes that an active labor market policy and political will are required rather than relying on the free market. Read the speech
Strengthening Swedish unemployment insurance and flexicurity
- Welcomes the bill which makes previous temporary reinforcements of the a-kassa permanent. Argues that the ambitions must be higher by including more people, receiving 80 percent of their salary, and that the system is developed for a painless transition. Read the speech
- Argues that the ambitions for the a-kassan are high and that current policy has economic coverage. Wants to return with proposals to strengthen the a-kassan and ensure that more people receive 80 percent of their salary. Read the speech
- Turns against the description that the proposal is bourgeois-ish politics. Argues that the Social Democrats will return with more detailed proposals regarding how the a-kassa (unemployment insurance fund) should be developed. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Moderaterna seem to let the Sverigedemokraterna rule the government's work. Asks how far the Moderaterna are prepared to let the Sverigedemokraterna decide on the a-kassan. Read the speech
- Read the speech
- Argues that the Christian Democrats are compromising themselves by defending today's proposition. Asks how far the Christian Democrats are prepared to go in relation to the Sweden Democrats regarding the a-kassa. Read the speech
- Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Liberals have had a great influence over the government bill from their own minister. Argues that the bourgeois policy implies cuts to the Public Employment Service and vocational training. Asks how the Liberals view the result of the negotiations with the Sweden Democrats. Read the speech
- Read the speech
Transition study support and CSN resources debate
- Criticizes that the government refuses to give CSN the resources needed to handle the high application pressure. Argues that the government's actions threaten the Swedish model and demands an assurance that the model is not being challenged. Read the speech
- Read the speech
Housing construction reforms: KD wants land and S wants goals
- Highlights students' difficult housing situation and argues that the government lacks concrete alternatives to the abolished investment support. Asks if the Minister is prepared to arrange cross-party talks to stimulate the construction of student housing. Read the speech
- Argues that the investment support created more student housing with lower rents. Expresses hope that the government continues the work to create more student housing so that students do not end up in a housing policy vacuum. Read the speech
State support for municipal rescue services and responsibility
- Argues that the government's lack of financial support for the rescue services creates insecurity and leads to a dismantling of the civil preparedness. Criticizes that the government is not providing any funds despite the economic austerity requirements on the municipalities. Read the speech
- Argues that the Social Democrats have pushed for twice as much in general state grants as the government. Criticizes the government for not allocating more money to the municipalities despite savings forcing cuts in the rescue services. Argues that civil preparedness requires financial resources and action rather than just words. Suggests that the government should move forward with larger appropriations or designated appropriations to maintain the level of preparedness and security throughout the country. Read the speech
- Points out that the government has invested less than double as much in general grants to the municipalities as they did. Criticizes that the government's message implies that municipalities are forced to cut welfare or close fire stations. Read the speech
School quality, work principle and marketization debate
- Argues that the marketization of the school system leads to schools using easy grades as a means of competition. Asks how the Minister will ensure that schools can never attract students with easy grades. Read the speech
Offshore wind power permit coordination and Tidö Agreement
- Hopes that the government speeds up the processes for offshore wind power. Criticizes that the political right wing opposes the expansion and questions the minister's influence given the Sverigedemokraternas dominant position in the government support. Read the speech
- Read the speech
Public transport financing, regional access and fossil-free fleet
- Argues that public transport should be for everyone and be a climate-smart alternative to the car. Asks how the member views the fact that the attractiveness of public transport is damaged when regional governments where her own party is leading implement sharp price increases. Read the speech
- Argues that price increases are clearly felt by students and families with children in today's cost crisis. Asks if the government has any new proposals regarding Gotlandstrafiken or if they continue to reject proposals beyond the state budget. Read the speech
- Proposes approval of reservation 1. Argues that public transport must be accessible, affordable, and attractive to reach climate goals and promote equality. Criticizes sharp price increases in the regions and on Gotland. Proposes free travel for young people during the summer and emphasizes the importance of functional special transport for everyone. Read the speech
- Read the speech
- Argues that the state should take responsibility for a national ticketing system. Urges the opponent to pursue the issue in the contexts where he operates. Read the speech
Regional healthcare cuts: KD wants more grants and beds
- Criticizes that the right-wing government in Skåne has led to increasing deficits and cuts in healthcare. Asks the Minister how resources will be strengthened to prevent cuts and whether the money allocated for healthcare will actually be used for that. Read the speech
- Argues that healthcare faces major challenges and that resources intended for healthcare should also go to healthcare. Wants the government to take measures to stop cuts and improve the staff's working environment. Read the speech
Public transport fees: S, SD and KD debate state subsidies
- Criticizes the government's priorities where tax cuts for the wealthiest take precedence over support for public transport. Argues that this affects women in care professions and students who are dependent on public transport. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's and the Sverigedemokraternas priorities and argues that high fee increases in right-wing-led regions affect students, low-income earners, and pensioners. Points out that other political choices could have prevented these groups from having their finances pressured. Read the speech
- Argues that the previous Social Democratic government increased state grants to municipalities and regions. Criticizes the government's priorities and demands national measures to relieve students, pensioners, and welfare workers who are dependent on public transport. Read the speech
School, energy, economy, sports and social policy debate
- Asks how the government's work looks regarding supporting municipalities and regions with digitalization work, as lack of competence and standards as well as security risks with cloud solutions constitute challenges. Read the speech
Electricity and gas compensation for Skåne users
- Criticizes that the electricity support was delayed until February and that the Minister for Energy and Business exhibited arrogance and nonchalance by dismissing the concerns of the Scanian representatives. Asks if the minister has reflected on their actions. Read the speech
- Read the speech
Welfare, immigration and economy: S, KD and M debate measures
- Argues that the expansion of broadband has stalled and that digital divides persist. Asks how the Minister believes the national broadband strategy should look in the future. Read the speech
New railway main lines: S supports expansion, KD opposes
- Criticizes that the government does not provide clear information on what needs further analysis for planned main lines. Argues that the Lund-Hässleholm section is already heavily burdened by commuting and freight traffic and that expansion is necessary. Read the speech
- Argues that bottlenecks on the old routes affect growth and that investigations delay projects. Criticizes the government's vacillation as making the projects more expensive and points out that there is political consensus in Skåne regarding the need. Read the speech
Alcohol policy, infrastructure, housing, school and corruption
- Asks why the government wants to scrap the plans for a national ticketing system within public transport since the budget bill does not mention the system despite funds being withdrawn from it. Argues that the government likely wants to phase out the entire idea. Read the speech
Foreign policy, security, school, and climate debate
- Argues that school is the foundation of the Swedish welfare state and that market forces threaten the possibility for all children to reach their dreams. Wants the government to introduce a municipal veto against the establishment of independent schools to ensure a good education for all. Read the speech
Source: The Swedish Parliament. Kammarkoll is an independent service.