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Chris Dahlqvist (SD)
What Chris Dahlqvist 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.
Agriculture climate transition: Riksrevisionen report debate
- Argues that the green industries in the countryside need good economic conditions. Emphasizes that the party, together with the government, has lowered fuel prices and implemented regulatory simplifications. Wants to increase Swedish food production to strengthen preparedness and the economy. Read the speech
Waste legislation reform: SD, S, and MP debate recycling rules
- Wants to promote new recycling technology and create economic incentives to increase recycling. Proposes a strengthened producer responsibility so that products are adapted for easy recycling and motions for approval of the committee's proposal. Read the speech
- Argues that a market economy requires reasonable conditions for private entrepreneurs. Wants to avoid monopolies in waste management in order not to create hidden fees for the citizens. Read the speech
- Advocates for an open and free market where private businesses can compete on equal terms. Argues that economic incentives for entrepreneurs are necessary to develop technology to handle difficult waste fractions such as textiles. Read the speech
Dog control: SD, S, and M debate fighting dog regulations
- Supports the proposal in its entirety. Argues that expanded powers for county administrative boards and the police were needed to increase safety and reduce dog attacks. Wants to give the authorities the possibility to take into custody and euthanize neglected animals. Read the speech
Circular and toxic-free economy: SD, S, and M debate goals
- Argues that the key to a circular economy is a strong market where waste is seen as a resource. Criticizes that strict EU regulation reduces Swedish maneuverability and affects households negatively. Read the speech
- Wants more independence from the EU in order to be able to make decisions that benefit Swedish households. Argues that the market is the prerequisite for a circular economy and that it is difficult for decision-makers to regulate the textile issue. Read the speech
- Wants to take back the power from EU bureaucrats to the Swedish people. Argues that decision-making should take place in Sweden so that things can be resolved in a more purposeful way. Read the speech
Government budget, security and cultural policy debate
- Notes that there is a shortage of Swedish beef due to high production costs and low profitability for the farmers. Asks how the government is working to assist the farmers in managing the current shortage. Read the speech
Commission's 2026 work programme: trade, security, climate
- Wants the EU to focus on core tasks such as trade, security and defense by reducing bureaucracy and strengthening the nations' self-determination. Argues that the expansion must be merit-based and criticizes proposals that threaten digital privacy. Read the speech
Source: The Swedish Parliament. Kammarkoll is an independent service.