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Anne-Li Sjölund (C)
What Anne-Li Sjölund 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.
Nya Ostkustbanan: double tracks by 2035 and bottleneck removal
- Argues that infrastructure is crucial for connecting the country and creating security. Wants the government to present a long-term plan for Nya Ostkustbanan and requests a cross-bloc responsibility to build away bottlenecks. Read the speech
Housing construction, healthcare queues and gang sentences
- Thanks the government for that parts of the New East Coast Line have been put back. However, asks when the government's long-term plan for the entire line is presented in order to be able to keep the election promise to build away bottlenecks by 2035. Read the speech
Housing policy: SD, S, and M debate rental and construction
- Argues that the current housing market is dysfunctional and hinders people's mobility. Wants to simplify regulations, shorten lead times and create better investment conditions to increase housing construction and promote climate-smart construction. Read the speech
Consumer rights: SMS loan ban, telephone sales and debt rules
- Argues that freedom requires clear rules of the game and a balance between market opportunities and consumer protection. Wants stronger protection against unscrupulous actors, clearer rules for subscriptions and marketing, as well as powerful measures against over-indebtedness. Read the speech
Sports, outdoor life and gaming safety for elite athletes
- Move for approval of reservation number 2. Wants to strengthen elite athletes' security by reviewing incomes in the security system. Argues that para-sports need better accessibility and wants to reduce bureaucracy for associations. Read the speech
Labor market, economy, environment and security debate
- Argues that civil society and voluntary forces are crucial for society's resilience in crises. Asks how many resources the government will allocate to strengthen civil society's role in the total defense. Read the speech
Civil society grants: SD wants monitoring, MP seeks 1bn SEK
- Argues that civil society and popular education are crucial for cohesion, trust, and democracy. Criticizes the government's and the Sverigedemokraternas cuts as weakening the social fabric and wants stable, long-term operating grants instead of short-term project money. Read the speech
Social issues: profit in schools, veils and healthcare queues
- Asks how the government wants to ensure safer conditions for Swedish elite athletes and para-athletes, as many struggle with finances and are forced to pay to compete for Sweden. Read the speech
Social security contributions: S, V, C, and M debate funding
- Wants to investigate the conditions for giving outdoor life the same fair and clear terms as the sports movement. Argues that the current inequality in the legislation creates unnecessary administrative burden and that equal social benefit should entail equal terms. Read the speech
Culture, media, and leisure: cuts to study associations
- Wants to strengthen support for civil society, associations and study associations to promote community and democracy. Criticizes the government's cuts that affect cultural life in the countryside and proposes investments in outdoor life, sports and community centers. Read the speech
Agriculture emissions, transport, diesel tax and veils
- Highlights the severe consequences of heavy rainfalls in Västernorrland. Asks how the government intends to guarantee a robust and functioning infrastructure in the region moving forward. Read the speech
Crime, welfare, infrastructure and equality debate in Riksdag
- Criticizes that guidance for people with visual impairments has decreased significantly, which limits people's lives and opportunities. Asks what the minister is doing to ensure that people with visual impairments receive the guidance they are entitled to. Read the speech
Education quality: textbooks, class caps, and mobile ban
- Wants to remove the hard passing grade in primary school to facilitate further studies. Proposes strengthened educational material review, increased teacher authority, evidence-based student support, as well as free extracurricular activities for children of the unemployed and those on parental leave. Read the speech
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Legal certainty, healthcare, economy and infrastructure debate
- Argues that the banks' obstacles for non-profit associations to obtain bank accounts affect civil society and those with the worst conditions. Asks the government what should be done to guarantee non-profit associations access to basic banking services. Read the speech
Civil society and popular education grants: fraud and cuts
- Argues that free civil society is a cornerstone of democracy and an important part of the country's preparedness. Criticizes cuts in support for study associations and wants to restore the support, protect the independence of the Folkbildningsrådet, and invest in community premises. Read the speech
Sport and outdoor life: support for associations and para-sports
- Argues that sports and outdoor life are important for health and community. Wants to strengthen para-sports by removing practical and structural barriers, improving economic conditions for elite athletes as well as lowering the thresholds for outdoor life. Read the speech
Foreign policy, defense, and Ukraine support debate
- Criticizes that state jobs are being centralized and that service offices are planned to be closed. Asks how the government justifies these decisions and what measures are being taken to decentralize so that more jobs end up in the countryside. Read the speech
Cultural policy, media, religious communities and leisure
- Argues that sports and outdoor life are crucial for public health and proposes investments in sports in schools, upgrading of facilities and increased basic support to civil society. Criticizes that athletes within parasports risk losing their assistance and emphasizes the importance of accessible arenas. Read the speech
Government management of economy, infrastructure, and health
Sweden's credibility, energy, infrastructure and aid debate
- Questions about the promises to complete the New East Coast Line will be fulfilled. Argues that the railway section is crucial for Norrland's green industrialization and the country's competitiveness. Read the speech
Leisure card 2025 and sports initiatives in Swedish Riksdag
- Argues that the intentions behind the leisure card are good. However, criticizes that the system is expected to cost billions in administration and bureaucracy. Read the speech
- Asks whether it is reasonable that so much money goes to administration. Expresses concern that there is a lack of leaders and premises to receive children and argues that the money might not be used for the children's best interests. Read the speech
- Argues that the task of politics is to remove obstacles for the own conditions of sports and outdoor life. Proposes a systematic work for equal opportunities, better conditions for para-sports, an anti-doping strategy as well as a long-term strategy to attract sports events to Sweden. Read the speech
Economy, defense, social policy and infrastructure debate
- Criticizes the government's decision to administer the leisure card via a state system due to red tape and bureaucracy. Asks why the government's focus on prestige and bureaucracy is prioritized over children and young people getting access to active leisure now. Read the speech
- Argues that the money for the leisure card would have been of more use if it had benefited the association instead of being used for administration and bureaucracy. Asks how this year's allocated funds will benefit children and young people. Read the speech
Culture for children: national guarantee and KD welfare crisis
- Argues that children and young people have a collective responsibility to have access to meaningful leisure time, culture, and sports to promote health and personal development. Proposes that the obstacles to girls' participation in sports and para-sports be investigated and that the state's sports appropriations be reviewed. Read the speech
Healthcare capacity, labor market policy and social issues
- Argues that people with disabilities are often restricted in their right to an active leisure life due to unequal access to assistive devices between different regions. Wants to see more national governance and asks what the government is doing to create equal access. Read the speech
Cultural heritage council: digitalization and war preparedness
- Argues that civil society is an important building block for cultural heritage and that preservation gives future generations the opportunity to understand history. Wants preparedness plans to be developed and the pace of digitalization to be increased. Moves for approval of reservation 14. Read the speech
Culture, media, leisure investments and SD's Islamism stance
- Argues that civil society is the backbone of democracy and that politics must facilitate for associations by removing obstacles. Proposes a civil society initiative with a higher proportion of basic support as well as investigations to increase equality and accessibility within sports. Read the speech
Gang violence, agriculture, healthcare and cybersecurity
- Criticizes the government's massive cuts to folk education organizations and the non-profit foundation. Asks how the cuts will affect the study association RF-Sisu and the sports movement. Read the speech
Social policy, energy, immigration and children's rights
- Argues that Sweden suffers from a major skills shortage and that limited labor immigration hits Swedish industry. Asks how the government's wage floor for labor immigration stimulates development in northern Sweden. Read the speech
- Argues that the government is not taking the uncertainty seriously, as many industries are having difficulty recruiting competence from other countries. Asks what measures the government intends to take to compensate for lost competence due to the new rules. Read the speech
Sports and outdoor life: leisure cards, prescriptions and LOA
- Argues that the sports movement is an important social engine that promotes health and integration. Suggests that sports clubs should visit schools, wants to investigate challenges for girls' sports and advocates for a national strategy for international sporting events. Read the speech
Public service funding and film production rules debate
- Argues that public service is crucial for democracy, independence, and civil preparedness. Emphasizes the importance of a broad mandate and local newsrooms. Wants to lower the VAT on cinema visits and motions for approval of reservation 8. Read the speech
School quality, work principle and marketization debate
- Argues that the removal of the tax exemption for biogas is a fatal blow for the companies. Asks how the government will restore the tax exemption and ensure that producers avoid retroactive tax hits. Read the speech
Foreign funding to religious communities and state subsidies
- Argues that civil society is crucial for societal development and democracy. Wants better conditions for associations through an association law inquiry, clearer cooperation models with the public sector, cheaper premises and economic relief. Read the speech
Culture, media, and leisure budget: 200m grant and museum fees
- Argues that sports are an important engine for integration and contribute to public health. Wants to facilitate for associations through simpler rules, better access to premises and more equal legislation for sponsorship. Read the speech
Corona crisis support to sports and culture Riksrevisionen report
- Argues that the crisis supports were, in large terms, designed and distributed effectively and purposefully. Explains that deficiencies in accuracy were due to the need for speed during the pandemic and praises the sports movement for handling the supports well. Read the speech
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