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Annie Lööf (C)
What Annie Lööf 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.
Government budget proposal for justice, immigration and energy
- Thank you for the opportunity to have been party leader and for the cooperation that created an international example. Expresses pride in the alliance cooperation and the cross-bloc cooperation that enabled important reforms and decisions for Sweden. Read the speech
- Expresses gratitude to those who have contributed to her 16 years in the Riksdag. Also thanks the Speaker's Bureau, the Riksdag's staff, colleagues from all parties and her party leadership colleagues for the cooperation. Read the speech
- Thanks Magdalena Andersson for the trusting cooperation and for her responsibility during a restless time. Expresses pride over the cooperation in the January Agreement and over that she became the country's first female Prime Minister. Read the speech
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- Thanks Jimmie Åkesson for the cooperation and the debates during the recent years. Expresses gratitude for the personal conversations and the time spent together as bench neighbors despite great political differences. Read the speech
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- Thanks the Prime Minister for the trusting cooperation and the joint political successes. Emphasizes that the cooperation between the parties has been a strength for Sweden's security and safety. Read the speech
- Thanks Nooshi Dadgostar for her work as party leader and for their conversation. Expresses joy at getting to go to a spa together with her. Read the speech
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- Expresses gratitude and pride over the common political journey. Thanks the Kristdemokraterna for the long-standing and fine cooperation at both national and local levels. Read the speech
- Thanks to Miljöpartiet for the long-standing cooperation. Expresses gratitude for the joint results in environmental and climate policy as well as for the rights of hbtq persons, children and women. Read the speech
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- Thanks Johan Pehrson and Liberalerna for the close cooperation during the last decade. Expresses hope for continued liberal politics and strong liberal parties in the future. Read the speech
PM Question Time: Child trafficking, nuclear power, welfare
- Criticizes that the government is backing away from climate ambitions and settling for the EU's minimum level. Asks for the concrete plan to follow binding EU targets and whether the government takes into account future costs or fines. Read the speech
- Asks how the government plans to handle the economic consequences and the fines if Sweden does not reach the EU's emission targets. Argues that Moderaterna and Centerpartiet are responsible for the current energy policy. Read the speech
Sweden's EU role, climate, energy and security policy
- Argues that EU's unity is crucial to meet war, climate change, and the energy crisis. Criticizes the government's wavering climate policy and SD's influence, and advocates for a leadership that defends liberal values and a faster green transition. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government for backing down on climate ambitions at home by settling for the EU's minimum levels. Asks how Sweden can be a credible driving force in the EU's climate transition when the country simultaneously shock-increases its emissions. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's budget as a climate catastrophe that leads to increased emissions. Argues that the government should invest more in renewables and increase electrification instead of failing to meet the climate goals. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Social Democrats support the government's restrictions on labor immigration. Argues that this would have devastating consequences for jobs and difficulties for shortage occupations within, among others, healthcare, elderly care, and the construction industry. Read the speech
- Criticizes the income requirement of 30,000 kronor for work permits as it goes against companies. Argues that the requirement harms the Swedish economy and labor market by making recruitment more difficult in a time of labor shortage. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Sweden Democrats for voting against stricter climate goals, climate tariffs, and expanded systems for emission trading. Argues that their policy means that both Sweden and other countries do less on the climate issue. Read the speech
- Wants to bring the debate back to EU issues and asks why other countries should do less. Criticizes the Sweden Democrats' lack of climate policy and asks why they do not care about the climate crisis. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden, during its presidency, should deepen EU cooperation by simplifying legislation for fossil-free energy. Wants to tighten climate goals, create a common migration policy and strengthen the EU's role for democracy and rights. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government's lowered ambitions for the transport sector mean that agriculture has to bear the entire climate bill. Asks whether the government intends to ignore the EU's climate goals or let the farmers pay the entire cost. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government exempts the transport sector from emission reductions. Argues that this places the entire climate bill on Swedish agriculture, which hits the farmers' competitiveness and jobs. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Liberals have not criticized the Sweden Democrats' EU criticism. Asks if the Liberals will guarantee that the government follows EU law and abolishes permanent border controls. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Liberals have agreed to permanent border controls to appease the Sweden Democrats. Argues that one can cooperate more sharply at the EU level regarding security and migration without harming labor market regions or people's everyday lives. Read the speech
Crime, economy, welfare and migration debate in Riksdag
- Criticizes the government for undermining the rule of law, human rights, and climate policy by following the Sweden Democrats' policy. Argues that Sweden needs a policy that protects the countryside, strengthens welfare, and prioritizes human rights and science. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government's Tidö Agreement classifies prostitution as "lack of integrity". Argues that this is a flawed view of humanity that equates crime victims with gang criminals. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government for not standing up for women who are victims of crime and argues that the Tidö Agreement violates women's human rights. Asks if the Prime Minister can promise that prostitution is removed as a ground for deportation. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Sweden Democrats' climate policy and argues that their proposal regarding coal power in poor countries resembles colonial reasoning. Asks if the speaker agrees with their party colleague's claim that the climate crisis is a bluff. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Sweden Democrats for questioning globally recognized science and denying climate change. Asks if the speaker means that Sweden and the EU should now take the lead and act for change in order to reach global climate goals. Read the speech
- Welcomes that the government wants to increase support to Ukraine. Asks whether Vänsterpartiet will support increased Swedish military support when the government presents such proposals. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Left Party's ambivalence regarding support for Ukraine. Asks if the party will continue to waver in its decisions on increased military support or if the previous actions were an accident. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government for betraying its promises regarding the countryside and the climate after the election. Argues that the government has given the Sverigedemokraterna too much power and instead advocates for liberal reforms to strengthen welfare and security. Read the speech
- Wish to bring to the record that the government parties are in power thanks to the Sverigedemokraternas policy. Criticizes that the Kristdemokraterna backed down and betrayed the promise of the one percent goal for aid. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's decision to introduce a cap on deductions and argues that it is a betrayal of the world's poorest children. Asks what KD got through in the agreement that made it worth sacrificing the aid. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Liberals for having cooperated with a nationalist party and pushing through policies that harm the rule of law, the climate, and safety. Asks Johan Pehrson if the cooperation was worth it. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Tidö Agreement undermines human rights, the rule of law, and liberal democracy. Argues that the cooperation with Sverigedemokraterna legitimizes their policy and that it does not make Sweden a more liberal country. Read the speech
Proposal for Prime Minister: M, S, and C debate Tidö Agreement
Election of third deputy speaker: Lundgren, Fornarve, lottery
- Nominate Kerstin Lundgren to the position of third deputy speaker due to her extensive parliamentary experience and knowledge. Argues that it is up to the Riksdag to decide the election and requests a closed vote. Read the speech
Election of second deputy speaker: Julia Kronlid vs Janine Alm Ericson
- Criticizes the Sweden Democrats for their racist and anti-democratic roots as well as for opposing women's right to their own bodies. Accepts the distribution of mandates but votes blankly as they do not stand behind the current nomination. Read the speech
Election of Kenneth G Forslund as first deputy speaker
- Supports the proposal that Kenneth G Forslund shall become first deputy speaker. Argues that it is reasonable for the Riksdag's largest party to hold the position and hopes for broad support in the chamber. Read the speech
Election of Norlén as Speaker of the Riksdag
Source: The Swedish Parliament. Kammarkoll is an independent service.