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Alireza Akhondi (C)
What Alireza Akhondi 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.
Common case management systems for municipal land survey
- Proposes approval of both reservations. Argues that power and responsibility should be close to the people and that trust in municipalities and the profession is crucial. Read the speech
Permanent residence permits and EU Migration and Asylum Pact
- Votes for the proposal but with reservations because the government goes further than the EU pact. Criticizes the government's policy for undermining the rule of law and the lack of legal certainty. Does not want to phase out permanent residence permits. Read the speech
- Asks whether it has become safer in conflict areas such as Syria or Afghanistan. Criticizes that the Sweden Democrats make it harder for people to establish themselves and contribute to society. Warns that their policy risks creating division in society. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Sweden Democrats' rhetoric and argues that they are changing their stance regarding aid and integration. Argues that the member creates division and ignores the enormous contribution that foreign-born persons make to Sweden's prosperity. Read the speech
Ten-grade system and national final exams to counter inflation
- Criticizes the current grading system for having extinguished futures and caused a record number of failures under the current government. Wants to replace the abominable system and moves for approval of reservation 1. Read the speech
- Criticizes that all parties have collectively failed to prevent 20,000 children from being dropped out every year. Argues that the new grading system is being introduced too slowly without transitional provisions and criticizes that migration is constantly highlighted. Read the speech
- Argues that one must have the courage to tackle the problems and allocate resources where they are needed. Emphasizes that it is knowledge, not grades, that is the important goal for the students. Read the speech
New consumer credit act to strengthen protection and assessment
- Welcomes parts of the proposal but criticizes the government's policy for being slow and incomplete. Argues that the regulation must be proportionate in order to protect serious actors and innovation and demands more offensive work regarding digital consumer policy. Read the speech
- Asks who is paying for the government's unfunded election promises and criticizes that temporary solutions do not help those suffering from debt. Also asks what the government has done to tackle the increasing debts at Kronofogden. Read the speech
- Asks why the government has not acted regarding debt restructuring, increased educational efforts on personal finance or strengthened the municipalities' consumer counseling. Criticizes the government for choosing meaningless election promises instead of these measures. Read the speech
Area cooperation fee law: safety vs private responsibility
- Criticizes that the government is transferring its core tasks to private actors through mandatory fees. Argues that safety is a public responsibility and calls for approval of reservation 1. Read the speech
- Argues that safety is the public sector's responsibility. Criticizes the proposal as property owners will leave the areas if they are forced to pay, which leaves the areas to criminal gangs. Read the speech
- Argues that the state has abdicated its responsibility. Criticizes that the state shifts its core tasks to others by letting others finance the security. Read the speech
Private rental rules and block rent model in Swedish Riksdag
- Argues that no party wants to introduce market rents. Urges colleagues to be objective and honest and explains that the proposal aims to facilitate rentals during life events. Read the speech
- Urges objectivity in the debate. Argues that it is incorrect to call the current rent setting in new production market rent and criticizes claims that the proposal would introduce market rents. Read the speech
- Accepts the government's proposal but criticizes that it lacks ambition and direction. Argues that housing policy is crucial for growth and the labor market and that the government has failed to manage the construction crisis. Read the speech
Municipal rent guarantees for socially sustainable housing
- Criticizes that the government treats the symptoms of the housing crisis instead of its causes. Argues that guarantees do not create housing or build away queues, but rather place more responsibility on the municipalities to solve the state's failures. Read the speech
Rural employment and housing and agricultural transitions
- Argues that the government's proposal does too little and focuses on administration instead of development. Proposes in a follow-up motion that instead, ownership rights should be strengthened, rules for construction simplified, and power moved to the local level. Read the speech
Limited companies: capital requirements, audits and reporting
- Criticizes that entrepreneurs are described as potential villains. Argues that worsened business conditions is the wrong way to go and emphasizes that entrepreneurs are enablers who are important for society. Read the speech
- Criticizes the proposal for increased control and administration as it burdens the competitiveness of companies. Argues that the proposed rules do not create opportunities for small companies to hire people. Read the speech
- Argues that entrepreneurship is the engine of the Swedish economy and that regulations should protect, not stifle. Wants to simplify the regulatory frameworks, reduce bureaucracy and ensure reasonable conditions so that companies can grow. Read the speech
- Argues that Centerpartiet will always stand on the side of companies and job creators. Criticizes Moderaterna for having abandoned business owner issues and emphasizes that Centerpartiet has taken responsibility for the individual entrepreneur for over 110 years. Read the speech
- Argues that the Center Party, during the government, implemented major reforms on the labor market and abolished the wealth tax. Emphasizes that the party protects the entrepreneur's conditions and labor immigration while simultaneously standing on the side of the individual entrepreneur. Read the speech
- Argues that it must be possible to combat gang crime and money laundering while simultaneously strengthening the competitiveness of companies. Criticizes that general rules are being introduced that hinder the opportunities for starting companies to develop. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Moderaternas words and actions do not match regarding share capital and auditing. Argues that one should use precision rather than the "hammer" to solve societal challenges without hindering growth. Read the speech
Rental housing: Vänsterpartiet wants to stop evictions
- Criticizes the proposal on frozen rents as unrealistic and impossible to implement. Argues that the proposal lacks grounding as even the Tenants' Association (Hyresgästföreningen) criticizes it. Asks how the party views the criticism of the proposal. Read the speech
- Points out that child evictions occur in municipalities where Vänsterpartiet is in power. Denies that the party advocates for market rents and argues that the proposals for freer rent setting in new production are feasible. Asks how Vänsterpartiet's proposals are to make the calculations work. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Left Party's proposal on frozen rents as it hinders investments and construction. Argues that the housing market does not function due to rigid legislation and proposes more forms of tenure, lower construction costs, and a reformed housing policy. Read the speech
- Argues that the problem with the mobility of the elderly is not the capital gains tax but lack of funding, low housing allowances, and high construction costs. Criticizes that the opponent uses populist arguments instead of addressing the real problems. Read the speech
- Argues that the Christian Democrats have landed completely wrong in their assessment of what is reasonable to sacrifice to solve the housing problem. Points out that the Alliance did not abolish the property tax but municipalized it. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Green Party calls the proposal for freer rent setting for market rents, as it is considered an incorrect product declaration. Argues that the red-green parties governing large municipalities must take responsibility for child evictions instead of pointing fingers. Read the speech
- Argues that the fundamental problem is a lack of affordable rental apartments due to high construction costs. Suggests that the state must increase the appropriations for housing policy to solve the financing issue. Read the speech
Rental housing: SD wants competition and renovation funds
- Criticizes that the previous speaker did not mention the rental housing despite it being the subject of the debate. Asks which improvements of the rental market the party has contributed to during the last seven terms. Read the speech
- Argues that Centerpartiet advocates for freer rent setting in new production and has proposed a housing and real estate commission to handle the consequences of the government's policy. Criticizes that Sverigedemokraterna lack their own proposals. Read the speech
Management of land and water areas: SD, M, and MP debate
- Criticizes the government for lacking decisiveness and only delivering ongoing work instead of decisions. Wants to tighten the protection of productive agricultural land, strengthen the protection for strategic water sources and modernize the national interest system by removing overlapping areas. Read the speech
Planning and construction housing policy and sustainable rules
- Criticizes the government's passivity and lack of reform momentum in a deep construction crisis. Proposes simplified planning processes, faster building permits, strengthened property rights and facilitation of climate-smart construction. Read the speech
Property law reforms: SD, V, and M propose new changes
- Agrees that pre-emption rights should be limited to crime prevention and national security. Criticizes that the committee rejects motions on a broken land lease system and proposes indexing of land values, shorter processing times at Lantmäteriet, and strengthened expropriation compensation. Read the speech
Iran's Revolutionary Guard terrorist listing and protests
- Criticizes the government's lack of concrete actions and asks the Foreign Minister if she has contacted EU countries to push for a terror listing of the revolutionary guard. Argues that action is required rather than words. Read the speech
- Argues that the Islamist regime will fall. Asks if the government is prepared to invest in projects that secure people's access to free internet. Read the speech
Urban planning and housing: SD, C, V debate rules and taxes
- Criticizes that the Sweden Democrats do not show self-criticism regarding the construction sector's situation and the many bankruptcies. Argues that the party does not lift a finger to solve the housing policy's challenges despite large unfunded initiatives. Read the speech
- Argues that inflation and high interest rates are a global phenomenon following the pandemic. Criticizes the government's lack of concrete measures to alleviate the industry's distress and questions what is being done to stop bankruptcies. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government parties have insufficiently rejected the opposition's proposals. Asks what the government plans to do during the remainder of the mandate period to protect consumers' rights. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government has not made sufficient investments in the macroeconomic issues for the housing sector. Asks why there is a lack of start-up loans, housing savings, and reduced taxes to lower construction costs and rents. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's sluggishness and bureaucracy which exacerbates the housing crisis. Wants to simplify the construction process, introduce state credit guarantees, enable the takeover of abandoned houses and reform rent setting for increased mobility. Wants to strengthen the Consumer Agency, tighten sanctions against misleading marketing and restore the funds to the consumer organizations. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government is giving away money to everyone before the election. Argues that Centerpartiet wants to see an efficient use of tax money by reducing administration. Points out that parliamentary work means that one must adhere to the government's budget proposal. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Sweden Democrats are focusing on a technicality regarding Boverket's internal rent instead of vital issues. Asks what the Sweden Democrats' proposal is on how construction costs should be reduced. Read the speech
- Argues that the opposition has limited opportunities to make a difference compared to the government. Criticizes that the government does not act sufficiently to help people affected by evictions and inflation. Read the speech
- Argues that the current focus lies on bridging the accumulated housing shortage. Points out that it is difficult to forecast future population growth and the need for housing. Read the speech
- Argues that the budget is a whole and that the party has chosen not to use its entire framework to demonstrate responsibility. Denies the claim regarding the support to the consumer organizations and states that the party has allocated 2.5 million. Read the speech
- Argues that civil society is important and community-building. Criticizes the government's actions towards civil society organizations and points out that the budget contains 500 million kronor to strengthen civil society, including Sveriges Konsumenter. Read the speech
Building permit framework: SD, S, M, KD, C, L debate reform
- Supports the government's ambition to simplify and modernize the building permit process by moving from mistrust to trust. Argues that buildings linked to green industries should remain exempt from building permits and proposes that the exemption from building permits for sports facilities be extended to 2,000 square meters. Also wants neighbor consents to be archived systematically to increase legal certainty. Read the speech
- Argues that the Center Party is running on its own policy and that one must seek support for one's policy in the Riksdag. Explains that the party will not cooperate with the Sweden Democrats due to a lack of shared values. Read the speech
- Argues that Centerpartiet advocates for a responsible migration policy based on the individual. Claims that people with foreign connections are an asset for Sweden and wants to implement further freedom reforms through cooperation with parties that are not extremes. Read the speech
- Argues that the proposal is a wise step in the right direction. Argues that the freedom for property owners outweighs the risks and that one should avoid mistrust towards individual property owners. Read the speech
- Argues that today's rules are too complex. Wants to increase the number of measures exempt from building permit requirements by relying on people's own drive and ability to do the right thing. Believes in a liberal worldview where the task of politics is to create conditions for self-actualization. Read the speech
Student housing building requirements: lower rents and costs
- Supports the relaxations in the building requirements because fewer square meters logically should mean lower rent. Argues that the proposal is a step in the right direction despite it being a thin proposition. Read the speech
Land and water management: national interests and water supply
- Criticizes the government for the lack of concrete proposals. Proposes that national interests shall not apply to land with other legislation, that arable land shall be defined during exploitation, that underground water resources shall be mapped, that external financing of water and sewage infrastructure shall be permitted as well as that municipal fees for water connection shall be reviewed. Read the speech
Housing policy: freer rent setting, villa construction, reforms
- Asks how the investigation into freer rent setting in new construction is progressing and questions whether the Liberal Party is fighting for the investigation to be presented as a government bill. Read the speech
- Argues that freer rent setting in new production is necessary to improve the failed housing market. Asks whether the temporarily increased housing allowance will remain and wants to hear if there are any budget news. Read the speech
- Asks how gasoline prices, tax deferrals, and the basic deduction have anything to do with housing policy. Also asks how the Sweden Democrats have contributed to better housing construction and if their vision of houses on plots is possible to realize. Read the speech
- Criticizes the low level of the debate and the personal attacks on Centerpartiet. Asks how the government has contributed to the reduced housing construction and what they have done to make it cheaper to build. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's housing policy and argues that they have not acted on the Center Party's proposals. Wants to establish a housing commission, proposes measures exempt from building permits, wants to review the regulations for interest rate differential compensation and moves for approval of reservation 8. Read the speech
- Argues that there is consensus between Centerpartiet and Moderaterna regarding freer rent setting in new production. Suggests that earlier investigation proposals should be implemented instead of focusing on pseudo-debates about who will become Prime Minister. Read the speech
- Explains that he represents the Center Party's proposal in the committee. Argues that no red lines are drawn in negotiations and that it is the voters who decide which parties one should negotiate with. Read the speech
Housing market: M, V, S debate planning and construction
- Regrets that the debate has become a student politics debate. Criticizes that reference is made to a commission without a mandate as a solution for housing construction and argues that it is financing that determines the possibility of building small houses. Argues that the government is conspicuously absent. Read the speech
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- Argues that the government has been passive and criticizes the slow pace in the department. Wants completed investigations to be fast-tracked to create long-term rules of the game and provide conditions for more housing. Read the speech
- Argues that decisions should be made as close to people as possible, which means they should be made in the municipality. Welcomes that the coastal protection issue is finally being addressed and argues that lead times need to be addressed but are not the solution to everything. Read the speech
- Argues that rules regarding, for example, glazing of balconies should be clarified to reduce the number of questions. Points out that financing issues in general need to be addressed but are not included in the current report. Read the speech
Entrepreneurship simplification, economic crime and share capital
- Argues that there is a conflict of objectives between facilitating business and combating gang crime. Wants more people to be able to be subject to a business prohibition for serious crime and motions for approval of reservation 9. Read the speech
Housing supply: SD, S, and V debate action plans and queues
- Asks how the Social Democrats intend to handle conflicts of interest that arise when the government is to handle the Social Democratic experiment of cooperating with the Sweden Democrats. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the announcement includes income requirements and creates a conflict of objectives. Argues that it is fundamentally wrong to limit municipal autonomy and urges the Social Democrats to back down. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the bill lacks concrete proposals to increase the housing supply. Argues that the government has not presented measures to solve the housing shortage and wants the focus to be placed on creating more housing. Read the speech
- Argues that statistics can be interpreted in many ways. Points out that the housing shortage is primarily a phenomenon in large cities and asks for concrete proposals that solve the housing supply for vulnerable groups. Read the speech
- Asks why a queue system exists if there are no strong and weak parties in the housing market. Argues that the desire to review queue time and priority implies that such groups exist. Criticizes that the Sverigedemokraterna refuse to discuss the establishment of newcomers and instead speak about return migration grants. Read the speech
Urban planning and housing: SD, V, and S debate supply
- Asks how Sverigehuset will work in practice given land costs and connection fees. Criticizes the proposal as an illusion and asks how standardized construction can be reconciled with municipal self-government. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government is not producing new proposals despite the area being well-investigated. Asks how Sverigehuset will enable new production when the building permit cost is a fraction of the calculation and how municipal self-government is protected. Read the speech
- Argues that a high tone does not create more housing and points out that the housing shortage continues to increase in most municipalities. Criticizes the lack of concrete proposals for structural reforms. Read the speech
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- Criticizes the government's lack of structural reforms and the authorities' lack of accountability. Proposes a large commission to address the housing market's collective problems and a broad tax reform to solve housing policy challenges. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Left Party's budget for creating an unsustainable national debt and risking economic instability. Argues that the Christian Democrats have rejected cooperation and that they share responsibility for fringe parties gaining significant influence. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Christian Democrats are giving influence to a party that discriminates against people based on appearance. Argues that the government's proposal would fall without the support of the Sweden Democrats since the three government parties are fewer than the Social Democrats. Read the speech
Consumer protection against risky lending and over-indebtedness
- Argues that the bill is good and welcomes the interest cap and the cost cap. Wants the interest cap to be lowered further and criticizes that the government is not looking more closely at a state debt and credit register. Read the speech
- Argues that Centerpartiet has also advocated for a complete debt register. Asks what should be done to prevent the mountain of debt from growing further. Read the speech
- Argues that the government should hold its line and that a debt and credit register should be considered complete when it is submitted. Welcomes that the right to deduction is being reviewed since one should not receive tax subsidies on loans that cannot be repaid. Read the speech
Ahmadreza Djalali: Government's work to bring him from Iran
- Criticizes the government for having given away a convicted murderer without getting Djalali back. Asks what the minister intends to do to bring him home now that the government lacks opportunities to act. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's lack of foreign policy experience and policy of concessions towards Iran. Argues that violence in Sweden is combated by stopping the operations of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard and demands a harder line against the regime. Read the speech
- Argues that the Riksdag's rules should be reviewed in order to be able to mention the names of persons who have terrorized society. Criticizes the quiet diplomacy and argues that the government has given away its strongest tool without getting the citizen back. Read the speech
Preventive measures for serious crimes: SD, V, and M debate
- Argues that preventive coercive measures are necessary to combat serious organized crime, but criticizes that certain parts involve excessively far-reaching restrictions on the constitutionally protected civil liberties. Also wants a broad investigation into the regulation of secret coercive measures. Read the speech
- Argues that there is a strong concern over the government's social development. Claims that the Sweden Democrats have a parallel agenda with the proposals currently being implemented and that the word pretext was used correctly. Read the speech
- Argues that the government has rushed the legislation and ignored the views of the referral bodies. Criticizes that the proposed measures violate the principles of the rule of law. Read the speech
Swedish-Iranian university agreements and security risks
- Criticizes the government's response as insufficient and argues that agreements with Iranian universities can support a terrorist organization. Wants the government to take concrete measures beyond skill enhancement to protect Sweden's security interests. Read the speech
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Land and water management: M, S, and SD debate funding
- Corrects the colleague by pointing out that investments in the water and sewage networks are actually being made. Criticizes that the government refers to ongoing investigations that delay decisions. Proposes that the Water Services Act be amended to allow for external financing and that investment support for individual water and sewage investments be introduced. Read the speech
Consumer rights: powers of attorney and food labeling
- Criticizes that the government is not doing enough about over-indebtedness. Proposes climate declarations, strengthened protection against marketing to children, exemptions for live animals from the Consumer Sales Act, as well as investigations into animal healthcare and financial protection for travelers. Read the speech
Gaza ceasefire, UNRWA support and defense capacity policy
- Questions about whether the Minister for Foreign Affairs has taken concrete measures to ensure that the Riksdag's decision on the terrorist listing of the Revolutionary Guard takes effect at the European level. Read the speech
Balcony glazing tax deductions and building permit rules
- Criticizes the Minister for evading a concrete timetable for the bill during 2025. Argues that the government should pursue the issue of the "rotavdrag" (deduction for home improvements) collectively and points out that financing issues are missing from the agenda. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the regulations for glazing balconies are interpreted differently between neighbors and municipalities. Argues that the cost aspect must be guiding and asks the Minister to discuss the technicalities of the roof deduction with the Minister for Finance. Read the speech
- Argues that issues can be solved through humility from both parties. Hopes that the Minister is willing to take both large and small issues with them to solve societal issues. Read the speech
Housing and transport infrastructure in northern Sweden
- Argues that the state should take financial responsibility for billion-dollar investments in Skellefteå's port and airport. Asks if the Minister is prepared to offer state guarantees or favorable loans to support the municipalities. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's restrained funding in the housing crisis. Asks how quickly the proposals can be processed and whether faster processes, such as ministerial letters, can be used to accelerate the solutions. Read the speech
- Requests clearer signals on when and how the government plans to address the issues in question. Highlights the inland municipalities' specific challenges regarding the historical defense expansion and asks how the Minister views these needs. Read the speech
Fuel consumption and CO2 emission info in car marketing
- Argues that the proposal is important for the climate and wants to help the government clarify the directive so that consumers can more easily make environmentally friendly choices. Also wants a development similar to the energy label on refrigerators. Read the speech
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- Argues that it is the government's policy, not the Center Party, that leads to high fuel prices. Criticizes the climate action plan for being a "castle in the air" and suggests that one should look at the proposal in the report regarding signage. Read the speech
Housing shortage: planning, climate rules and start loans
- Criticizes that the government has not implemented promised measures and that financing as well as productivity increases are being ignored. Suggests that appeal processes be shortened and that timeframes be introduced to reduce lead times. Read the speech
Housing policy: S, M, and SD debate rent and construction
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- Criticizes that the speaker is dodging responsibility and argues that the government is doing nothing concrete about the problems in the housing market. Urges the Tidö parties to deliver important bills that address the problems in the housing market. Read the speech
- Argues that the housing market has systemic flaws and that rent regulation causes long queues. Proposes a reforming of the utility value principle and the tax system, an investigation of abolished property fees for abandoned houses as well as free rent setting in new construction. Read the speech
Housing market crisis: construction rates and migration policy
- Asks when the investigations and monuments mentioned will be addressed in the Riksdag, as no such proposals are visible in the list of government bills. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government lacks concrete proposals on how criminals should lose their right to rent. Asks how the planned bill is to be designed and whether even minor crimes should lead to loss of right to rent. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's sluggishness and lack of concrete proposals for the struggling housing sector. Wants to simplify building regulations, change the rent-setting model, build more trunk lines, and appoint a crisis commission. Read the speech
- Answers that the party will vote yes to freer rent setting in new production. Argues that the government has not done enough after three terms and asks when the proposed measures will be presented. Read the speech
- Appeals for the government to present proposals on changed shore protection and measures against homelessness before the mandate period ends. Argues that a lack of political leadership and the absence of a holistic approach have caused the current deadlocks in the housing market. Read the speech
Housing supply and inflation: SD, V, and S propose stimulus
- Criticizes the government's lack of concrete answers regarding the increasing bankruptcies within the housing sector. Asks what the government is doing to handle these structural problems and argues that they are rejecting the Center Party's proposals. Read the speech
- Notes that a quarter as few housing units are being built as when the government took office. Asks why the government voted no to coastal protection proposals before the election and asks what proposals exist if inflation is not brought under control. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government for lacking concrete proposals and for slowness in housing policy. Proposes expanded state credit guarantees for new construction in rural areas as well as that the green deduction be broadened to promote sustainability in households. Read the speech
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- Argues that housing issues are complex and require a collective approach from different actors. Criticizes the government for lacking the will to cooperate with other parties and actors to find long-term solutions. Read the speech
- Argues that the Swedish Tax Agency handles today's system with proficiency. Argues that boundary-setting problems are not reasons to deny support and argues that the proposal was needed for climate adaptation and energy efficiency. Asks for concrete proposals to meet the climate crisis. Read the speech
- Argues that Lantmäteriet can be streamlined through existing staff and price and wage recalculation. Says no to the government's decommissioning of support for sustainable community building and proposes increased credit guarantees as well as a broadened rotavdrag. Read the speech
Accounting rules in Annual Accounts Act and construction impact
- Highlights that many companies within the construction sector have gone bankrupt and that thousands have been laid off. Argues that the Minister has the opportunity to act to alleviate the crisis but that the government lacks concrete proposals. Asks why the Minister does not present proposals for simple measures. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government base for focusing on mud-slinging instead of moving issues forward. Argues that the reporting rules are a simple technicality and urges the Minister to submit a government bill to resolve the issue. Read the speech
- Argues that the party has tried to be a constructive force by raising committee initiatives. Suggests that the minister speaks with colleagues in the Committee on Civil Affairs to enable constructive solutions on rural issues. Urges the minister to deliver real reforms. Read the speech
Rent-setting system changes to increase housing mobility
- Argues that the housing market risks crashing due to inflation and high interest rates. Criticizes the government's passivity and lack of bills and calls for the use of existing investigations to stabilize the market. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government does not present concrete solutions despite many issues already being fully investigated. Argues that the government should use existing tools and fast-tracks to accelerate the processes and save the situation on the housing market. Read the speech
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IRGC terrorist designation: EU coordination and sanctions
- Criticizes the Minister for arrogance and for ignoring the Riksdag's decision. Argues that court decisions are not required for listing and demands that the government acts now. Read the speech
- Asks if the Riksdag and the Swedish Security Service are considered competent authorities and questions whether the current sanctions are meaningless since the regime bypasses them. Criticizes the government's actions and demands answers on how European components are used by Iran. Read the speech
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Ownership of schools and healthcare: state control vs market
- Argues that the commercial real estate sector has an alarmingly high level of debt. Proposes reduced employer contributions as an effective measure to help the sector. Criticizes the government for not taking action despite the existence of effective solutions. Read the speech
- Asks what the Minister intends to do to reduce the risks in the commercial real estate sector given that the sector has become so fragmented that an overview is lacking. Read the speech
- Argues that the high indebtedness and cross-ownership in the commercial real estate sector need to be addressed immediately to reduce risks for taxpayers and households. Urges the Minister to return with concrete answers and proposals. Read the speech
- Asks how the public sector shall finance the massive commitment that is proposed. Asks how this shall be resolved financially without sharp tax increases or large debts. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Left Party's proposal and argues that Sweden already has high taxation. Asks what concrete solutions the Left Party has instead of advocating for more communism. Read the speech
- Argues that the high level of debt in the real estate sector must be reduced. Suggests that employer contributions should be significantly lowered to solve societal challenges and create stability in the sector without increasing inflation. Read the speech
Swedish housing market inquiry: KD vs C on tax and rent
- Criticizes the government for not presenting sufficient proposals despite the housing market already being thoroughly investigated. Argues that the government must act against systemic instability and upcoming waves of bankruptcies in the construction sector rather than focusing on small increases in standard deductions. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government lacks concrete legislative proposals and argues that a parliamentary inquiry is needed to address issues regarding free rent setting and the tax system. Also asks how the government intends to handle system instability and risks to the economy. Read the speech
- Argues that a parliamentary inquiry is necessary to be able to address structural issues such as free rent setting and the tax system as a whole. Suggests that an inquiry enables compromises and changes that cannot be resolved through individual proposals. Read the speech
Land and water management and water and sewage system funding
- Wants to strengthen the protection of valuable farmland and proposes that national interests be repeatedly updated with a sunset clause. Argues that the municipalities must handle the large costs for water infrastructure and moves for approval of reservations number 3 and 5. Read the speech
- Argues that the financing of the maintenance debt must be taken seriously. Suggests that extra supplementary fees are a way to manage the enormous expenses because there is no extra printing of money. Read the speech
- Clarifies that the proposal does not apply to taxing two equivalent homes. Argues that those who consume extremely much water should pay extra and that normal consumption can easily be determined with the help of statistics. Read the speech
Consumer rights: 100m SEK for guidance and new sales rules
- Argues that the debate should focus on consumer rights rather than party financing. Proposes a written requirement for telephone sales of games, a broad review of consumer legislation and wants to raise the issue of over-indebtedness. Read the speech
- Argues that the chamber should rise above personal attacks and focus on the issue at hand. Wants a written requirement for the sale of lotteries but refuses to participate in campaigns to stifle democracy or attack other parties. Read the speech
- Answers yes to the question about party-political sale of lotteries. Means that the sale should take place in an orderly manner with the consumer's best interest as the guiding principle and criticizes that the issue is raised in an unserious way to create headlines. Read the speech
Housing and trunk lines: maintenance vs. new railway lines
- Argues that entered agreements should be upheld, especially when the state is the counterparty. Criticizes that main lines are being postponed despite population growth and the need to expand labor market regions. Asks for information regarding the input values in the handling of the agreements. Read the speech
- Argues that entered agreements should be honored regardless of the majority situation. Emphasizes the need for increased capacity on the railway tracks for freight traffic and population growth, as well as that economic steering can be adjusted without driving up inflation. Read the speech
- Argues that there is no contradiction in doing more things simultaneously to create synergy effects. Points out that there are different ways to finance projects and criticizes that the financing has not been discussed instead of calling the project a luxury project. Read the speech
Housing for the elderly: KD and C debate construction rules
- Criticizes that the Minister did not answer the question regarding the framework for sheltered housing and housing for the elderly. Argues that structural problems in the housing market create social consequences and urges the Minister to develop the issue of housing for the elderly. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Riksdag has failed to address structural problems in the housing market despite many investigations. Argues that the banks' loan calculations, the design of the tax system and the visibility of the housing allowance are important factors for the elderly's opportunities to own their housing. Read the speech
- Welcomes the review of state grants as the complexity in the current design is counterproductive. Argues that the municipal sector can use the equalization reserve to manage financial gaps if construction crashes. Emphasizes that housing policy is one of the most important societal challenges. Read the speech
Rental housing: criminal evictions, municipal sales and funding
- Criticizes that free rent setting in new production does not result in market rents and argues that rent regulation causes housing queues. Wants to create competition neutrality between housing forms by reforming the utility value principle and the tax system. Read the speech
Housing shortage: M, V, and S debate construction rules
- Criticizes that the state has failed to keep promises regarding railway expansion and investment support. Argues that the housing shortage requires more efficient use of the existing stock, simplified construction processes, regional coordination, and more liberal tax rules for subletting. Read the speech
Housing policy: M, V, and S debate construction and rental
- Criticizes that the housing policy is mismanaged and that many investigations have been conducted without results. Proposes a parliamentary crisis commission, specified national interests, a review of the Annual Accounts Act as well as a reforming of the rental market. Read the speech
Right of association, Accounting Act and 40% women in boards
- Proposes approval of the reservation regarding a modern accounting law adapted to digital possibilities to reduce bureaucracy. Also supports the proposal to replace criminal liability for annual reports with monetary fines. Read the speech
Property rights: wind power, charging infrastructure, land use
- Wants to make free geodata available for construction and real estate companies and proposes that the government returns with a legislative proposal on this. Argues that the processing fees should be reviewed and advocates for a municipal land survey authority. Motions for approval only of reservation 9. Read the speech
Right of compensation and insolvency law: M, S, and SD debate
- Argues that lending needs to be tightened and questions whether the interest deduction rewards overconsumption. Criticizes the government for failing with payments and moves for approval of reservation 9 to shorten debt restructuring to three years without interest-free months. Read the speech
Urban planning and housing: SD, V, and M debate subsidies
- Proposes that the price and wage calculation be adjusted downwards and that the appropriation to Fastighetsmäklarinspektionen be lowered. Argues that the housing shortage requires facilitated construction processes, shorter processing times, and that the tightened amortization requirement be abolished. Criticizes the government's lack of funding for the investment support. Read the speech
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Measures against Iran: sanctions, terror labeling and ambassador
- Criticizes the government for having missed opportunities to act against the revolutionary guard. Demands that the Foreign Minister summons the Iranian ambassador to signal that Sweden does not accept the executions. Read the speech
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Funding of religious communities and risks of foreign influence
- Argues that certain groups use freedom of religion to carry out criminal activities, such as pimping and espionage [4, 6-8]. Criticizes the government for withdrawing a bill on democratic conditions for public funds. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Minister for evading serious allegations of criminal activity and foreign funding of religious communities. Asks why the government withdrew a bill that aimed to prevent foreign funding of extremism. Read the speech
- Argues that the government is not prevented from stopping grants to individual associations. Criticizes the Minister for dodging the question by delaying the process and argues that it is not enough to refer to an ongoing investigation. Read the speech
Iran's place in CSW and Sweden's stance on the regime
- Criticizes the government's sluggishness and lack of concrete steps regarding Iran. Argues that Sweden's voice has begun to fall silent and that the Iranian people's revolution is about regime change rather than sham reforms. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Foreign Minister's condemnations of Iran lack depth and concrete measures. Asks how Sweden should act during the EU presidency to take a unifying role and show clear next steps. Read the speech
- Argues that the Iranian regime lacks legitimacy and emphasizes that the issue of oppression in Iran will not die out. Reminds that the Iranian diaspora will remember the government's actions or inactions. Read the speech
Real estate development report: Motion for Center Party proposal
Sweden-Iran aviation agreement and human rights diplomacy
- Argues that Sweden must take concrete measures to support Iranian protesters. Criticizes that Swedish and European companies do business with the regime and demands that the government use political markers to counter this. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's response as insufficient and argues that Sweden must follow the US example through powerful trade restrictions. Wants all trade relations with Iran to be terminated immediately to stop the criminal organization IRGC. Read the speech
- Asks how Sweden can exert pressure on Iran when other EU countries are signing agreements with them. Argues that the government should show decisiveness by breaking the trade agreements in order to stand up for democratic values. Read the speech
Sweden's response to Iran situation and sanctions debate
- Criticizes the Foreign Minister's response for being substance-less and insufficient in the face of the Iranian people's suffering. Demands that the Iranian ambassador be declared persona non grata and that Sweden's ambassador in Iran be recalled for consultations. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Minister's evasive answers and sluggishness regarding measures against Iran. Argues that the migration policy has failed and demands that the Ministry for Foreign Affairs update its country descriptions to solve the problems for persons in limbo. Read the speech
- Argues that the Iranian government lacks legitimacy and wants it replaced immediately. Criticizes the Council of State for hiding behind the EU and demands forceful action to pressure the murderer regime. Read the speech
Economy, migration, schools and environment review in Riksdag
- Asks what the government is doing to ensure that the over 100,000 people with Iranian roots in Sweden have their voices heard. Read the speech
- Argues that asylum seekers who risk death upon deportation to Iran should have their deportations frozen. Asks whether the government will act promptly to prevent these persons from being deported. Read the speech
Source: The Swedish Parliament. Kammarkoll is an independent service.