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Andreas Lennkvist Manriquez (V)
What Andreas Lennkvist Manriquez 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.
Area cooperation fee law: safety vs private responsibility
- Criticizes that the proposal risks involving interference with the freedom of association and the protection of property. Argues that safety-creating work is a public responsibility that should be financed through taxes, not through fees. Moves for approval of reservation 1. Read the speech
- Argues that safety-creating measures are best implemented by supporting civil society and transferring resources to the police. Criticizes that these measures are financed through fees on property owners and argues that they should be financed with common funds. Read the speech
- Argues that safety-creating measures should be a societal responsibility financed through public funds. Criticizes that the costs are instead placed on the individual property owner. Read the speech
Lease-to-purchase of housing bill: SD, V, and S debate risks
- Proposes that the Riksdag rejects the proposal in its entirety. Criticizes that the model shifts risks to economically weak parties, lacks consumer protection and can be used to circumvent rules on reasonable rent. Read the speech
Private rental rules and block rent model in Swedish Riksdag
- Criticizes the government's proposal to favor private rentals and speculation, which risks worsening the housing situation and weakening the position of subtenants. Argues that housing should be seen as homes rather than investment objects and demands that more rental apartments with reasonable rents be built. Read the speech
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- Urges caution regarding accusations against Hyresgästföreningen. Argues that the proposal during the previous parliamentary term actually concerned market rents in new production and urges objectivity based on facts. Read the speech
Consumer rights: SMS loan ban, telephone sales and debt rules
- Argues that consumers are at a disadvantage against aggressive marketing and wants to legislate for mandatory municipal consumer guidance. Proposes that banks should be liable for compensation in telephone fraud, prohibits telephone sales and demands a ban on the resale of event tickets at an inflated price. Read the speech
Financial stability: cash rights, sports agents, and fraud
- Argues that consumers and companies should not bear the cost of fraud linked to digital payment services. Proposes that Sweden introduce a British model where banks are forced to share the responsibility and compensate for losses. Read the speech
Debt restructuring and consumer protection regulations debate
- Argues that Sweden is in a debt crisis and proposes that debt restructuring be shortened to three years. Also wants to introduce a final prescription period for debts and limit the opportunities for unscrupulous actors to profit from vulnerability. Read the speech
Family law: honor violence, paternity, and child guardianship
- Argues that family law must reflect today's diversity through a gender-neutral parental code and the possibility of more guardians. Wants to remove the reflection period in divorce and criticizes the government's migration policy which splits families. Read the speech
Urban planning and housing: SD, C, V debate rules and taxes
- Criticizes the skyrocketing veterinary costs as a market failure caused by an oligopoly. Asks why the government is not doing anything to stop these extortionate prices. Read the speech
- Argues that oligopoly is the basis for the skyrocketing veterinary prices. Proposes introducing tariffs similar to the German system, training more veterinarians and highlights that high costs threaten riding schools and animal owners. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government for prioritizing tax cuts for the economic elite instead of mitigating increased living costs. Wants to lower costs for food, housing, electricity, and veterinary care, as well as allocate 20 million to the consumer organizations. Read the speech
Hate and threats against LGBTQI people in Swedish schools
- Criticizes that political signals and disinformation lead to students and teachers feeling fear and being exposed to hate in school. Asks the Minister for Education what the government will concretely do to increase safety for hbtqi persons. Read the speech
- Argues that the government's action plan needs clear goals, follow-up, and funding. Asks how the Minister for Education intends to achieve concrete measures and increased cooperation between authorities, departments, and civil society. Read the speech
Crime, climate and education: new sentencing and penalties
- Criticizes the government's passivity regarding conversion attempts against young hbtqi persons. Asks when the government will ban these attempts, as they are equated with torture by the UN. Read the speech
Family law: honor violence, cousin marriage and joint custody
- Argues that violence by men against women is one of our time's greatest social problems. Wants the mandatory reflection period in divorce to be abolished, that courts should not be able to decide on joint custody in cases of violence and that the Children and Parents Code becomes gender-neutral. Read the speech
Compensation, insolvency and execution law: S, KD, SD rules
- Notes that increased living costs and payday loans have led to increased material poverty and over-indebtedness [1-4]. Proposes a ban on SMS loans, stricter credit checks, shorter debt restructuring periods, as well as a final prescription period for debts [6-7]. Read the speech
Urban planning and housing: SD, V, and S debate supply
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- Criticizes that the opponent does not care about those who are deceived but instead focuses on attacking the Socialdemokraterna. Argues that the opponent should have supported the proposed measures against bank fraud over the phone. Read the speech
- Argues that households are pressured by price increases on basic goods and housing. Criticizes the government's prioritization of tax cuts for the wealthiest instead of solving the crisis. Suggests investments in infrastructure, housing, and green transition. Read the speech
Child safety over parental rights: S, V, and C debate laws
- Argues that the government's bill is heading in the right direction. However, wants education on the best interests of the child to be mandatory for judges and that the right to a legal representative shall apply to children in all cases concerning custody, residence, and access. Read the speech
Sweden's capacity to receive injured patients from Gaza
- Criticizes the government's passivity and refusal to accept severely injured patients from Gaza. Argues that Sweden should listen to the international community and the EU Commission and accept the most critical patients. Read the speech
- Argues that aid on the ground is almost impossible as aid is blocked and hospitals are bombed. Asks why the government refuses to accept patients from Palestine when capacity exists and hospitals in Gaza are being destroyed. Read the speech
Consumer rights: powers of attorney and food labeling
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- Confirms that the government has increased the appropriation to the National Advertising Board but expresses opposition to the introduced fee as it creates difficulties for low-income earners. Asks why there is opposition to consumer organizations that provide advice and contribute with knowledge. Read the speech
- Proposes investing in municipal consumer advisory services to handle cases and reduce the influx to the National Advertising Board. Criticizes the government for withdrawing funds from the consumer movement and argues that it is due to an unwillingness to raise taxes for the wealthiest. Read the speech
Extra budget for defense materiel and Ukraine support
- Supports the humanitarian, economic and military support to Ukraine to stop the Russian war of expansion. Argues that economic sanctions against Russia must be expanded, all trade with Russian oil and gas must cease and that the economic situation of refugees must be improved. Read the speech
Compensation, insolvency and execution rights rules changes
- Argues that over-indebtedness is a social tragedy that hits children and low-income earners particularly hard. Therefore wants that legislative changes enable adjustment of standard amounts in the event of inflation, as well as that a child impact assessment is carried out. Read the speech
- Argues that the real cost is the societal consequence of increased over-indebtedness and that children are evicted from their homes. Wants a child consequence analysis to secure families' situation and obtain a better basis for decision-making. Read the speech
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Foreign policy: Ukraine, Gaza, aid reform and China-Taiwan
- Describes the acute humanitarian situation and the high death tolls in Gaza. Demands that the government demands an immediate ceasefire, terminates military cooperation with Israel and holds those responsible for war crimes accountable. Read the speech
Fee for National Advertising Review Board disputes
- Move to approve the Left Party's reservation. Argues that the fee makes it less accessible for low-income earners and instead proposes investments in municipal consumer guidance to regulate the reports. Read the speech
Source: The Swedish Parliament. Kammarkoll is an independent service.