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Boriana Åberg (M)
What Boriana Åberg 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.
Skatteverket powers for population registration and welfare crime
- Argues that expanded powers for Skatteverket are necessary to stop fraud involving multiple identities and welfare crime. Wants the police to be allowed to use biometric comparisons and that a new crime for promoting incorrect population registration be introduced. Read the speech
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Swedish tonnage taxation: SD opposes intra-group bareboat
- Welcomes that the rules for tonnage taxation are improved and modernized to strengthen Swedish shipping's competitiveness. Moves that the motion on intra-group bareboat be rejected as a group definition would take too long and delay the introduction of the new rules. Read the speech
Economic and fiscal policy guidelines and 2026 budget revision
- Asks which of the taxes that Vänsterpartiet demands the Socialdemokraterna are prepared to introduce to gain their support. Argues that the Socialdemokraterna have historically deviated from their principles in order to retain power. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Social Democrats do not mention the tax levels they intend to reach. Argues that previous promises not to raise taxes or fuel prices were not kept. Urges a clear distancing from Vänsterpartiet. Read the speech
- Criticizes that prosperity is attributed to politicians instead of entrepreneurs and workers. Argues that the government's policy promotes the work line and growth through tax cuts on fuels, electricity, and food as well as through benefit reforms. Read the speech
- Argues that the government has lowered inflation and reduced crime. Criticizes the Social Democrats' irresponsible handling of immigration and warns that increased crime and lack of control over public finances threaten Sweden. Read the speech
- Explains that the debt is due to investments in defense and the justice system. Argues that tax revenues increase when more people work and that tax cuts have benefited people with low incomes. Read the speech
Council of Europe role in democracy and human rights for Ukraine
- Argues that Russia's war of aggression in Ukraine must be at the top of the agenda and emphasizes the need for accountability for war crimes. Criticizes that the European Convention has been misinterpreted so that criminals and terrorists are allowed to stay in Europe, which limits national security. Read the speech
Point tax proposals: SD, M, and V debate aviation and road tax
- Argues that the government is acting powerfully by lowering the fuel tax to support households and companies against high energy prices. Wants to abolish the aviation tax, expand nuclear power and abolish the indexing of the electricity tax. Read the speech
- Argues that a national aviation tax is ineffective and harms Sweden's competitiveness. Asks how a progressive aviation tax could practically be designed and monitored. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden should invest in environmentally friendly solutions such as aviation fuel from cooking oil and electric aviation instead of reducing aviation. Criticizes the proposal for a progressive aviation tax as it risks leading to a surveillance society. Read the speech
Tax Agency control tools modernization for tax fraud fight
- Argues that current legislation is ineffective as companies are forced to submit physical copies. Wants the prohibitions against inspection via the telephone network to be removed in order to enable direct connection to cloud services without expanding the authority's powers. Read the speech
Swedish Tax Agency measures against undeclared work report
- Argues that no other government has done as much to combat the criminal economy as the current one. Emphasizes that companies must show personal responsibility and not hire illegal labor, which is irresponsible from both an economic and a security perspective. Read the speech
- Asks if the Social Democrats have asked their colleagues in Gothenburg how it happened when they hired illegal labor at a protected site. Criticizes that the Social Democrats advocate for opposition to black market work from the rostrum but allow it in practice. Read the speech
- Argues that the government has succeeded well in combating crime and providing the Swedish Tax Agency with better tools. Argues that criticism of the government is misplaced as the Swedish Tax Agency has not submitted any recommendations to the government. Read the speech
- Agree that cheating should be combated so as not to undermine trust in the tax system. Argues that the job tax credit has benefited the population and increased the state's revenues, and asks why the Social Democrats have not abolished it. Read the speech
- Argues that the earned income tax credit is the best thing that has happened to those who work and that more people working generates more money for welfare and pensions. Criticizes the Social Democrats' negative attitude towards the credit. Read the speech
Tax procedures, population registration and customs powers
- Argues that the government has delivered on the promise to combat the criminal economy by giving Tullverket new powers. Emphasizes that these powers effectively strike against organized crime and confiscate criminals' assets. Read the speech
- Argues that the government side views the sale of addresses as heinous. Explains that work is underway with investigations and proposals for increased penalties as well as that a specific case involving a summer cottage was recently resolved. Read the speech
- Rejects that the minister exercises ministerial rule over the authorities. Argues that there are legal obstacles to a simple legislative amendment since the population registration is structured in a certain way, but that work is underway to solve the problem. Read the speech
Government economic policy, crime and immigration debate
- Highlights that economic crime and misuse of public funds is widespread in Sweden. Asks what the government is doing to prevent associations from being used as criminal tools and that public funds end up with criminals. Read the speech
Tax, customs and crime: SD, S and M propose new measures
- Asks if the speaker knows exactly how many billions of kronor are exempted from taxation due to black market work. Points out that coordination numbers have been exploited for crime and to exploit the social security system. Read the speech
- Argues that the government wants to combat tax evasion through controls and revocation of business licenses. Proposes an activity requirement for subsidy recipients to prevent undeclared work and asks if the Social Democrats support this system. Read the speech
- Argues that the government's work against organized crime is yielding results by choking criminal economies. Highlights positive effects of tightened residency controls, biometrics in the population register, and remote measurement. Proposes a reporting requirement for cash exports and expanded powers for Tullverket. Read the speech
State Budget 2026: Tax cuts, food VAT and child allowance
- Asks what the purpose of the proposed bank tax is. Argues that it is not possible to achieve both reduced net interest for the banks and increased tax revenues for the state at the same time. Read the speech
- Argues that the banks are not concerned since the interest net is not their most important source of income. Criticizes the proposal and argues that the bank tax will instead burden the customers and make it harder for people to own their homes. Read the speech
- Argues that the government's budget promotes hard-working people through tax cuts, an enhanced job tax credit, and reduced electricity tax and food VAT. Criticizes the Social Democrats' proposals as hostile towards entrepreneurship and argues that high taxes do not lead to better welfare. Read the speech
- Argues that work should pay off and that the right incentives are crucial for economic development. Criticizes Miljöpartiet for having given people the wrong incentives and hopes. Read the speech
- Argues that the Miljöpartiet and Socialdemokraterna bear a greater responsibility for migration than the Moderaterna. Criticizes that previous policies abolished requirements for self-sufficiency upon granting citizenship, which has created crime and disorder. Read the speech
School, environment, healthcare and economy debate in Riksdag
Government policies: care deduction, deportation, privatization
- Asks what the government is doing to stop the export of cash to third countries and countries within the EU, as the criminal economy is driven by money that is laundered or exported out of Sweden. Read the speech
Tax payment deferrals: Riksrevisionen report and government policy
- Argues that the initiatives for deferrals during the pandemic came at the Moderaternas initiative. Argues that the government should not limit the possibility of deferrals when the credit market does not function normally. Read the speech
Economy, migration, and welfare debate on child poverty
- Asks what the government is doing to protect Jewish life and culture as well as to combat antisemitism. Argues that it is sad and serious that cinemas in Malmö refuse to show Jewish culture for security reasons. Read the speech
Economic and budget policy: tax cuts, subsidies, and defense
- Argues that the work line is fundamental for welfare and economic growth. Defends the government's tax policy and simplifications for entrepreneurs that create incentives for work and investments. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Green Party for having become a pure left-wing party that divides social cohesion. Argues that unemployment is due to a lack of matching and that the Green Party's migration policy has contributed to the situation. Read the speech
- Blames those who lured immigrants here with unrealistic promises. Argues that high benefits mean that it does not pay to take jobs in, for example, the restaurant or cleaning industry. Read the speech
Tax expenditures 2025: growth, inequality and tax cuts
- Argues that welfare is created by those who work and that high growth is achieved by encouraging work rather than through high taxes. Emphasizes that the reporting of tax expenditures is important for transparency and that the job tax credit is a major item that stimulates work and growth. Read the speech
- Rejects the claim that tax cuts are aimed at benefiting the rich as immoral. Argues that high earners still pay significantly more in taxes than people with a median salary and emphasizes the importance of encouraging responsibility. Read the speech
- Argues that the government has done good things for growth by increasing the job tax credit and abolishing several taxes. Explains that the reform of the 3:12 rules simplifies the regulatory framework and lowers taxes for companies to promote innovation. Read the speech
Council of Europe role in Ukraine, Belarus and human rights
- Criticizes Putin's Russia for reviving Soviet-era repressions and imprisoning political opponents. Argues that Sweden and the Council of Europe should continue to support the opposition in Belarus and highlights the government's support for Russian war opponents. Read the speech
Stricter measures against export of stolen goods via customs
- Criticizes that the Social Democrats are taking credit for the proposals. Argues that it was the announcements from the Moderaterna, Sverigedemokraterna, Liberalerna, and Kristdemokraterna that became official policy. Points out that the Socialdemokraterna, Miljöpartiet, and Vänsterpartiet reserved themselves against these. Read the speech
- Argues that the proposals came through via announcements from the opposition parties. Criticizes the Social Democratic government's hesitation in the face of expanded powers and points out that the opposition has not proposed any greater resources than the government's. Read the speech
- Argues that the government's proposal to criminalize export smuggling is a breakthrough that strengthens the rule of law and increases safety. Criticizes that it required a Moderate-led government to finally make the export of stolen goods punishable. Read the speech
- Argues that the time between presentation and entry into force is record-short. Points out that the proposals were submitted under previous governments without results and suggests that instead one should rejoice that crime fighting gets better tools. Read the speech
- Argues that the moderate-led government has ensured that Tullverket receives a law enforcement role. Reverses the question regarding Tullverket's duty to combat crime after it was previously regarded as a fiscal entity. Read the speech
Abolish stamp duty on ship mortgage registration to aid shipping
- Argues that the abolition of the stamp duty on mortgage in ships is an important step to strengthen the competitiveness of the Swedish shipping industry. Moves for approval of the proposal. Read the speech
- Argues that the Social Democrats should be praised for supporting the abolition of the stamp duty. Claims that tax cuts often lead to socio-economic gains and increased tax revenues. Read the speech
- Argues that the government is abolishing the stamp duty, which is the biggest obstacle to flagging Swedish. Explains that the tonnage tax is being investigated and suggests that questions regarding time and method be directed to the responsible minister. Read the speech
Fuel, alcohol, electricity and electronics tax policy debate
- Argues that the government has successfully combated inflation through tax cuts on fuels. Claims that the aviation tax lacks a connection to emissions and that reduced alcohol tax promotes growth and local craft breweries. Read the speech
- Criticizes the opponent's statements as disinformation. Argues that the government fulfills its promises by lowering the diesel price to facilitate everyday life for citizens. Claims that the opponent's solutions do not work in rural areas. Read the speech
- Argues that the war in Ukraine is the greatest environmental catastrophe in modern times. Claims that economic growth is required to finance support for Ukraine and criticizes the opposition parties for having created a dependency on imported electricity by shutting down nuclear reactors. Read the speech
- Argues that the chemical tax is counterproductive and negatively affects Swedish companies. Wants to work towards abolishing the tax as it lacks environmental governance and emphasizes that the government has begun the work of lowering and abolishing harmful taxes. Read the speech
- Argues that the government has fulfilled its election promises by lowering taxes on gasoline, diesel, work, and pensions. Criticizes the Social Democrats' lack of consistency regarding the electronics tax. Read the speech
Tax procedures, population registration and customs powers
- Want to fight the criminal economy by criminalizing the export of stolen goods and using biometric data to counter identity misuse. Argues that the Swedish Tax Agency needs more tools to monitor F-tax while honest entrepreneurs should be facilitated. Read the speech
- Asks how consultants who have exclusivity clauses in their contracts can comply with the requirement for multiple clients. Read the speech
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- Argues that it is important to facilitate entrepreneurship so that more companies are started. Asks how Vänsterpartiet views consultants with only one client as well as whether they are trying to obstruct measures against illegal residence. Read the speech
- Argues that it is important not to make things difficult for honest entrepreneurs by limiting their choice of clients. Instead wants to apply existing criminal legislation and strengthen Skatteverket's controls to hunt specific criminals. Read the speech
Labor market, energy, food and social issues in Riksdag debate
- Argues that the shutdown of nuclear reactors has led to high electricity prices and a shortage of power. Wants to ask how the plans for financing new nuclear power are progressing to secure cheap and reliable electricity. Read the speech
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Tax, customs and crime fighting: inflation, resources and gangs
- Underlines that the Swedish Tax Agency, the Swedish Customs Service, and the Swedish Enforcement Authority are crucial for Sweden's prosperity, security, and the fight against the criminal economy. Argues that the government's expanded powers for these agencies are effective in stopping smuggling, seizing assets, and countering over-indebtedness. Read the speech
- Responds that the government has allocated 140 million kronor to counter the criminal economy. Criticizes Vänsterpartiet for opposing the government's proposal on increased penalties and improved opportunities for authorities. Read the speech
- Argues that the government has increased the appropriation to Tullverket and prioritized the work line to combat inflation. Criticizes Vänsterpartiet for not taking responsibility or supporting increased surveillance and use of weapons. Read the speech
- Argues that inflation is the cause of the worsened economy and that the government has prioritized lowering inflation. Also points out that families with children have received financial supplements through, among other things, increased housing allowances. Read the speech
- Argues that true prosperity is created through more hours worked and the work principle. Criticizes the Social Democrats for promoting benefits instead of work and criticizes their policy which has led to families with children ending up with the Enforcement Authority. Read the speech
State Budget 2025: Tax cuts, welfare and defense spending
- Argues that the welfare must be created by entrepreneurs who take risks. Asks if the Social Democrats mean that persons with a monthly salary of 65,000 kronor should bear the readiness tax since they are considered to have the best economic conditions. Read the speech
- Argues that the defense should be financed by stopping fraud and crime instead of a readiness tax. Asks if the Social Democrats are prepared to worsen the conditions for entrepreneurship and business. Read the speech
- Argues that inflation has been defeated and advocates for the government's proposal on a tax-free base level for investment savings accounts to increase the individual's security and freedom. Criticizes the Social Democrats' rhetoric about "burnt money" and argues that the abolition of the tapering of the job tax credit leads to higher tax revenues. Read the speech
- Argues that people, regardless of circumstances, should be able to reach their goals through education and work. Criticizes Miljöpartiet for wanting to prevent people from obtaining the right to the fruits of their own work. Read the speech
- Argues that more people in work increases tax revenues and enables larger investments. Points out that the municipalities have autonomy and that reduced pension costs can be used for other purposes. Emphasizes that the government has invested heavily in welfare. Read the speech
- Argues that investments in defense and crime fighting are necessary due to the current situation. Claims that welfare is prioritized through large expenditure items and that growth through increased work creates welfare. Read the speech
- Argues that the government has stopped inflation and that the tax base must be broadened by having more people work. Criticizes that high taxes cause people to choose not to work extra. Read the speech
Israel's actions in Lebanon and compliance with international law
- Argues that it is abhorrent that children become victims in war and criticizes the opposition for exploiting the conflict for political points. Emphasizes that Israel has the right to defend its existence against threats from Hamas, Hezbollah, and Iran. Read the speech
- Argues that the comparison between the ambassadors of Israel and Russia is an overstep. Advocates that negotiations must begin with Hamas releasing all hostages. Points out that Israel is a democracy that has previously been subjected to attempts at extermination. Read the speech
Economic policy, welfare, and climate transition debate
- Argues that it is important to facilitate for people to participate in the labor market and to combat tax evasion. Denies that the party has done nothing for families with children and questions the abolition of the värnskatt. Read the speech
- Argues that the abolition of the wealth tax was positive because high marginal taxes prevent people from working extra and contributing to the common good. Asks why the Social Democrats abolished the wealth tax despite believing that marginal taxes are good. Read the speech
- Argues that the government's policy promotes prosperity by strengthening the drivers for work, entrepreneurship, and innovation through tax cuts. Criticizes the opposition's proposals on temporary taxes and argues that the Social Democrats prioritize symbolism over prosperity. Read the speech
- Argues that temporary tax increases often become permanent. Defends the temporary increase of the rotavdrag as a way to create jobs in the construction industry and criticizes the Social Democrats for having increased the marginal taxes. Read the speech
- Criticizes the opponent's rhetoric and denies that the government consists of SD. Argues that individuals should have the freedom to decide on their renovations and that the rotavdrag creates jobs. Read the speech
- Argues that the Green Party's policy has made it more expensive for those with the least. Criticizes the Green Party's decision to close nuclear power plants and introduce a waste incineration tax, which has led to higher electricity prices and reduced production. Read the speech
- Argues that climate policy must go hand in hand with growth policy. Advocates for innovations that save the environment while simultaneously improving people's lives and increasing tax revenues. Read the speech
Construction crisis, healthcare, economy and national security
Tax procedures and population registration: M's views
- Argues that it is a matter of democracy to increase knowledge about employer contributions on payslips and welcomes the government's investigation into this. Confirms that the discontinuation of the investigation into exit tax is correct as previous proposals were ill-considered. Argues that it is positive that the government is conducting a census to combat fraud. Emphasizes that authorities must not leak protected personal data in order to maintain the social contract and the willingness to pay tax. Read the speech
Gasoline and diesel tax cuts and agricultural diesel proposal
- Argues that the government's reduction of the petrol and diesel tax is necessary to combat inflation and support households. Explains that the reduction fulfills the election campaign promise and proposes quarterly reimbursement of the energy and carbon tax for agricultural diesel. Read the speech
- Argues that unnecessary regulations should not burden food producers or restaurants. Points out that agriculture is dependent on diesel due to a lack of electricity production following the decommissioning of nuclear reactors. Reminds of the Center Party's previous broken promises. Read the speech
- Argues that electrification and nuclear power are the solution to saving the climate. Criticizes the Center Party's migration policy and argues that it has led to crime and exploitation of people. Read the speech
- Argues that the Green Party cannot take pride in low emissions during the pandemic since the economy was shut down. Argues that foreign labor should have a wage that covers both their livelihood and their consumption of welfare. Read the speech
- Argues that it is incorrect to recruit labor immigrants for the defense. Proposes reduced subsidy support to get people to work in agriculture. Criticizes Miljöpartiet for having caused the import of coal power and the closure of nuclear power. Read the speech
- Argues that the opposition lacks a united line. Asks if the Social Democrats want to increase labor immigration for low-income earners and requests their current position on nuclear power. Read the speech
- Argues that the previous government's reduction obligation led to excessive prices. Criticizes the proposal for a fuel discount as it does not cover everyone who needs the car and points out that the Moderaternas tax cuts provide a price reduction of 5 kronor per liter. Read the speech
State Budget 2024: Tax cuts, welfare crisis and subsidies
- Asks when the Social Democrats intend to regain democratic control in the public sector and criticizes the lack of police reports regarding antisemitism in schools in Malmö. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Social Democrats' lack of success in combating antisemitism. Asks what is being done to prevent antisemitism in schools and other places in Sweden. Read the speech
- Argues that the government prioritizes acute problems such as crime, inflation, and low growth. Proposes tax cuts for workers and pensioners, an increased deduction for renovation (rotavdrag), and a raised turnover limit for value-added tax. Read the speech
- Answers the question on morality by explaining that the government's priorities are necessary due to limited resources. Asks why the Social Democrats' job tax credit does not include teachers, nurses, and police officers. Read the speech
- Argues that the Social Democratic budget allocates more money for tax cuts for ordinary people than the government does. Criticizes the proposal on readiness tax as it affects business owners and argues that welfare requires more people working instead of higher taxes. Read the speech
- Argues that the opposition and the Center Party themselves are responsible for the current economic situation. Explains that the government's priorities are due to the fact that tough times require that resources are distributed so that they benefit everyone. Read the speech
- Points out that other parties have already departed from the principle and asks what the speaker's position is regarding the fact that the abolition of the plastic bag tax hits welfare workers. Read the speech
Sweden-Germany tax treaty amendment to avoid double taxation
- Argues that tax treaties promote exchange and competitiveness by creating predictability. Moves for approval of the committee's proposal to update the agreements, which includes that inheritance and gift taxes are no longer covered. Read the speech
Immigration, AI, and Sami organization meetings in Riksdag
- Argues that Sweden has contributed over 25 billion SEK to Ukraine. Asks what the government is doing to promote Ukraine's cause in the world outside of Europe. Read the speech
Economic policy guidelines: fiscal priorities and tax cuts
- Argues that the government prioritizes restrained fiscal policy to combat inflation and emphasizes the importance of supporting vulnerable households through targeted investments. Criticizes the opposition's proposals for general subsidy increases and points out that current societal problems did not arise during the current government's tenure. Read the speech
- Explains that municipalities and regions receive approximately 20 billion in support through various grants. Argues that the need for additional support varies and that Moderata-led municipalities manage well through responsible politics. Read the speech
- Repeats that those who need help will not be left behind. Argues that economic uncertainties require respect for variables outside the government's control and asks which municipalities have actually cut down on teachers and social secretaries. Read the speech
- Asks what will actually prevent young people from picking up weapons. Argues that Sweden has one of Europe's highest numbers of shootings with a fatal outcome despite the taxes not being exceptionally low. Read the speech
- Argues that the Social Democrats' previous policy of high taxes did not prevent the catastrophic development of crime. Criticizes that they now want to tax people who work hard and argues that crime instead is due to their previous handling of immigration and integration. Read the speech
- Clarifies that biogas is important for the green transition and that the tax exemption was an important tool. Argues that the Center Party's committee initiative could not be implemented because individual assessments are required to avoid overcompensation. Read the speech
- Argues that the proposal cannot be realized overnight because a legislative change is required. Points out that an application for tax exemption does not change the question of whether it constitutes overcompensation of the EU's state aid rules. Read the speech
Sweden's role in Council of Europe and human rights support
- Demands that the Council of Europe act against member states that violate fundamental principles, such as Azerbaijan. Emphasizes the importance of holding accountable for war crimes and establishing a tribunal against crimes of aggression. Read the speech
Tax expenditures 2023: workplace charging and diesel tax
- Argues that the tax system needs to be transparent and understandable to maintain legitimacy. Emphasizes that tax expenditures make support to companies and households visible and defends specific tax expenditures such as climate measures, necessary reliefs for rural businesses, and fair travel deductions [12-17,19]. Read the speech
Tax procedure: transparency, self-employment and reporting
- Wants to increase transparency regarding taxes and sympathizes with the removal of border barriers. Criticizes the Left Party's and Social Democrats' view on F-tax as classic class struggle rhetoric and moves for approval of the committee's proposal. Read the speech
- Argues that the business is functioning well and creating jobs. Criticizes the rhetoric surrounding "false self-employed" as the concept lacks a legal basis and creates a false impression that entrepreneurs are not honest. Read the speech
- Argues that there is a lack of evidence that fake self-employed persons are a widespread problem. Criticizes that tax law rules should not be used to manage working conditions or limit working hours. Read the speech
Tax cuts for high-income earners vs welfare and housing
- Argues that the work principle must be protected and that everyone who can work should be self-sufficient. Wants to ask the Minister for Finance what measures the government intends to take in the autumn budget to strengthen the work principle. Read the speech
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Point tax and customs duty: tax cuts, plastic bag tax, and energy
- Criticizes the truthfulness of the previous speaker's statement. Argues that the plastic bag tax is a counterproductive symbolic tax that burdens households and companies and should therefore be abolished. Read the speech
- Asks why the Social Democrats voted against criminalizing the export of stolen goods. Criticizes that Sweden is the only country where this is not criminalized and argues that the Social Democrats think it is okay. Read the speech
- Argues that the room to lower point taxes is non-existent due to inflation and recession. Criticizes the aviation tax as a poorly designed policy instrument and emphasizes the need to strengthen Tullverket's powers to combat organized crime. Read the speech
- Asks why the Center Party believes Sweden will succeed with a sugar tax when neighboring countries have abolished similar taxes due to lack of health effects. Read the speech
- Argues that high taxes do not reduce unwanted consumption but rather lead to cheaper alternatives or reduced consumption of healthy products. Claims that people are best suited to decide for themselves over their own money and their own health. Read the speech
Skatteverket data analysis tools for population register
- Argues that the legislative changes are necessary to reduce inaccuracies in the population register and to combat extensive fraud. Wants the Swedish Tax Agency to be given sharper tools for data analysis and selection to prevent the state treasury from being drained and to ensure that crime is not facilitated. Read the speech
- Clarify that a census can mean both statistical data collection and measures to ensure correct population registration. Argues that incorrect population registration contributes to crime and that the government will propose measures to ensure correct registration. Read the speech
- Argues that there is a lack of knowledge regarding how many people are in Sweden and how many who use a false identity. Wants information on persons without the right to stay here in order to prevent theft of public funds and curb crime. Read the speech
- Argues that the party has not backed down from its election promise to combat crime based on incorrect population registration. Criticizes the previous Social Democratic policy for having facilitated the allocation of coordination numbers. Read the speech
- Want to carry out a census to ensure correct population registration through measures such as door-knocking. Argues that persons with an unblemished record should be able to verify their information via BankID. Read the speech
Foreign policy, healthcare, Natoprocess crisis and EU sanctions
Tax system, population registration and budget priorities
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- Notes that more resources than 75 million have been allocated for the coming years. Asks for more effective methods than a census to combat shadow societies and benefit fraud and asks why the Socialdemokraterna did not carry out a tax reform when they were in power. Read the speech
- Argues that the authorities Skatteverket, Tullverket, and Kronofogdemyndigheten are crucial for society's security and crime fighting. Emphasizes the importance of a national census to stop benefit fraud and criticizes Vänsterpartiet, Miljöpartiet, and Centerpartiet for opposing the appropriation for this. Highlights that Kronofogden's remote enforcement yields results and advocates for strengthened powers for Tullverket to combat smuggling. Points out the conflict within Tullverket that hinders effective crime-fighting methods and moves for approval of the committee's proposal. Read the speech
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- Criticizes the Social Democrats for neglecting the electricity supply and education during their time in power. Argues that the government's investments in nuclear power, education, and the work line are necessary to generate resources for the welfare system. Read the speech
State Budget 2023: Welfare, economy, climate and nuclear
- Argues that the budget is responsible and prioritizes households, the justice system, and defense without increasing inflation. Explains that priorities are made to avoid a mortgage crisis and emphasizes investments in nuclear power as well as tax cuts to promote the work line. Read the speech
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- Argues that it is important that work is rewarded and that a broad tax base is maintained. Criticizes the Social Democrats for having betrayed the work line through benefits that make it unprofitable to move from benefits to work. Read the speech
Coordination numbers and identity checks: S, SD, and MP views
- Argues that lack of control over coordination numbers constitutes a security threat and enables crime. Proposes a new law where Skatteverket takes over identity checks and biometric data is used to stop multiple identities. Read the speech
Economy, migration, schools and environment review in Riksdag
GDP-indexing of chemical and waste incineration taxes
- Argues that the waste incineration tax is counterproductive for the environmental goals and the energy supply and criticizes the chemical tax as an inefficient punitive tax that harms reuse. Wishes to approve the committee's proposal to reject the GDP indexing. Read the speech
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