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David Perez (SD)
What David Perez 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.
Household debt and asset data collection proposal debate
- Proposes approval of the proposal for random sampling of data on household debts. Argues that over-indebtedness is a real problem and that better statistics are needed to monitor policy proposals. Criticizes the collection of data on assets due to personal privacy and risk of data breaches. Read the speech
- Argues that personal privacy is very important. Criticizes that the collection of information about assets can be used to introduce a wealth tax. Argues that the risk in the economy lies with the debts and that these are sufficient for a clear picture. Read the speech
- Confirms that the Social Democrats do not plan a wealth tax, but points out that the Left Party is prepared to introduce such a tax. Argues that there is a risk that personal privacy will be eroded if too much information is gathered. Read the speech
Supplier control register: SD, S, and V debate exclusion
- Proposes approval of the proposal for a coordinated register system to exclude criminal and unreliable actors from public procurements. Argues that the current system with declarations of truth is insufficient and also advocates for better supervision after the procurement. Read the speech
Public procurement: SD, S, and M debate new regulations
- Proposes approval of the committee's proposal. Wants smaller companies to be given greater opportunities through less extensive requirements, argues that food must follow Swedish legislation and that requirements for stunning before slaughter should become law. Criticizes that all municipalities procure the same IT service and argues that actors with links to dictatorships should be excluded. Asks how the Social Democrats intend to implement their proposal on the limitation of subcontractors as it is not compatible with EU rules. Read the speech
State administration: 200 million waste and Fortifikationsverket
- Argues that the decision to discontinue the transaction account was due to the authorities' warning signs regarding risks, higher costs, and impaired efficiency. Points out that it would have been a dereliction of duty not to have taken these warning signs seriously. Read the speech
Extra budget for Ukraine support and vaccine preparedness
- Argues that Europe must unite to end the war. Criticizes that certain countries portray Ukraine as a problem and moves for approval of the proposal in the committee report. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the issue is being turned into poster politics when it has already been investigated. Argues that certain statements do not belong in the party and emphasizes that the party stands behind the membership committee's decision. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the level of debate is lowered to questions about a municipal politician. Emphasizes that the party stands united behind the support for Ukraine and the fight that the people of Ukraine are fighting for. Read the speech
Budget proposal: SD, S and C debate taxes and welfare
- Proposes approval of the Finance Committee's proposal. Argues that the government's budget creates growth and that stricter rules as well as lowered amortization requirements help households. Criticizes the opposition's proposal regarding Statens servicecenter and their decision regarding nuclear power. Read the speech
- Argues that the authority did not provide adequate service at the mentioned locations due to expensive and poor premises. Wants to increase accessibility by making the authority mobile and removing fixed offices in order to serve more people in the countryside. Read the speech
- Argues that the policy is about different priorities. Wants to make it easier for ordinary people by increasing accessibility through both digital and mobile services. Criticizes the opponent's examples as not being applicable. Read the speech
- Asks whether the Social Democrats intend to cut funding for agencies such as Kammarkollegiet and Finansinspektionen. Also asks why the Social Democrats want to introduce a bank tax that makes it more expensive for consumers. Read the speech
- Argues that the banks already pay tax and that Sweden should be grateful for a well-functioning financial society. Asks whether a potential bank tax would be taken from the profits or be placed on the consumers. Read the speech
- Argues that one must borrow or raise taxes to invest one's way out of a recession. Asks if the Center Party is prepared to move towards a deficit target and if they can cooperate with the Social Democrats ahead of the election. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Center Party is not prepared to compromise. Asks how the Center Party's budget will be financed since it is underfunded, especially considering the extensive support for Ukraine. Read the speech
School, environment, healthcare and economy debate in Riksdag
- Asks if the minister is concerned that large-scale green investments risk going bankrupt or being paused. Also asks how the government is working to reduce the state's risk in such projects after several projects have failed or required more money. Read the speech
Question Time: Eating disorders, Gaza genocide, and inflation
- Welcomes the government's proposal to lower VAT on food. Asks how the minister views that this increases the attractiveness of Swedish-produced food and whether Swedish farmers will benefit. Read the speech
Capital injection for Apotek Produktion & Laboratorier AB
- Criticizes that the problems with the availability of medicines are described as a market failure. Argues that it is a Social Democratic failure that the country was not sufficiently well-prepared for crises and war. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden lacked preparedness during the pandemic due to a lack of primary responsibility. Proposes a state primary responsibility for procurement and criticizes the Social Democrats for bearing the blame for the deficient crisis management. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden needs to upgrade its preparedness for war, crisis, and pandemics. Criticizes the lack of preparedness that existed during the covid-19 pandemic and rejects the idea that the situation is due to market failure following the abolition of the pharmacy monopoly. Read the speech
Public procurement: competition, sustainability and rules
- Requests approval for reservation 17 and argues that public procurement should facilitate small businesses through fewer and more practical requirements. Proposes national guidelines to favor domestic producers and demands that publicly procured food follow Swedish environmental and animal welfare legislation. Read the speech
Government priorities: tax cuts, coastal protection and healthcare
- Questions about whether the government will work for equal treatment between forms of savings and whether the minister considers this to be important. Read the speech
Social economy and financial management: SD, S, and M debate
- Proposes approval of the budget proposal to create more jobs and increase growth. Argues that the agencies' mandates must be sharpened to reduce benefit fraud and advocates for more fee-financed service centers. Read the speech
- Argues that the service offices should be fee-financed in order to be able to finance themselves. Criticizes that the state continuously provides funds while simultaneously wanting the offices to stand on their own feet. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the proposal is not sufficiently well-thought-out regarding how banks should connect to the service centers. Argues that the proposed grant per center is too low to make a meaningful difference for the countryside. Read the speech
- Argues that investments can be financed through increased GDP and growth instead of tax increases or cuts. Suggests that resources are released by streamlining the state apparatus and reducing incorrect payments to finance, among other things, nuclear power. Read the speech
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- Argues that the budget proposal primarily benefits families with children where both parents work. Criticizes previous governments' policies for having enabled gang crime and social exclusion. Asks how a proposed tank discount is to interact with the reduction obligation. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the member does not answer the question regarding the fuel price. Argues that fuel prices affect prices and companies and that the proposed budget will improve growth. Asks whether the child allowance or the growth policy combats child poverty. Read the speech
Tax cuts, welfare, citizenship and state resource management
- Questions about whether the minister agrees with the investigation's conclusions and whether the government will work so that more people will have the opportunity to own their own home. Read the speech
Financial stability: SD, S, and V debate fraud and loans
- Request approval for reservation 12. Proposes a Skri-register for an overview of the credit market, amended rules for interest rate differential compensations, more opportunities for home ownership for young people as well as that the second amortization requirement be reviewed or removed. Argues that the levels for blanking should be reviewed and emphasizes the importance of cash management for society's resilience during a crisis. Read the speech
- Confirms that money laundering and tax evasion are serious crimes that must be prosecuted. Points out that a former party leader for the opponent's party sits on the board of a bank that has facilitated extensive money laundering. Read the speech
- Argues that those who break the law should be punished and that the sentencing scale for most crimes should be reviewed since previous governments have not taken the issue seriously. Read the speech
Public procurement rules: competition, quality and conditions
- Requests approval of reservation 3. Argues that competition should be increased by dividing up procurements for small businesses and proposes raised limits for direct procurements. Also wants to introduce national guidelines for Swedish-produced goods and mandatory requirements for Swedish environmental and animal welfare legislation in food purchases. Read the speech
- Argues that welfare crime is a serious problem where tax funds are disappearing to criminals. Wants the work to combat illegal activity in the public sector to be intensified and that the government investigates the proposal to improve the system. Read the speech
- Argues that it is difficult to limit the number of subcontractors since different industries have different conditions. Emphasizes that it is important that the work is performed correctly rather than how many suppliers are utilized. Read the speech
Government economic policy, welfare, crime and tax cuts
- Asks whether the minister will work to change the interest rate differential compensation. The purpose is to increase customer mobility and competition between banks, which would make it cheaper and better for customers. Read the speech
Crime, healthcare, education and authority roles debate
- Questions about the need to review or develop the legislation regarding insider trading and market manipulation, as the number of reports of these crimes is steadily increasing. Read the speech
Pensions Agency independence and tax errors for 1957 births
- Welcomes that the government is correcting the error that affected pensioners. Argues that the error is due to an inadequate proposal from the previous government. Criticizes that the authority delayed the information regarding the deficiencies and asks if the government had a dialogue when the inaccuracies were flagged. Read the speech
- Questions whether the authority acted correctly by waiting to inform the government and the affected pensioners when the error was discovered. Also points out questionable placements of the pension capital and that the minister did not comment on when the authority became aware of the deficiencies. Read the speech
- Argues that there is reason to review how the authority has acted in its investments. Asks if there is a need to review Pensionsmyndigheten's routines and if there is reason for concern over how the pension funds are invested. Read the speech
Payment Authority to counter welfare system abuse and crime
- Supports the bill to combat welfare crime and incorrect payments. Criticizes that the authority lacks the power to stop payments in real-time and argues that the public sector must stop being careless with taxpayers' money. Read the speech
Pensioners born in 1957: Economic situation and corrections
- Wants to correct the error and compensate the group of pensioners. Asks when this can happen and criticizes Miljöpartiet for wanting to correct the error despite a budget proposal that lacks sense and balance. Read the speech
- Means that combating inflation is one of the government's highest priorities. Explains that they are working to prevent interest rate hikes that would hit pensioners harder than the missing compensation and that the government base wants to resolve the situation as quickly as possible. Read the speech
Tax cuts for high-income earners vs welfare and housing
- Asks whether the government will rectify the unfair tax that people born in 1957 pay on their pension. Argues that the Swedish pension system is based on wage earners fulfilling their duty in order to receive a decent pension. Read the speech
Public procurement: simplifying rules and social dumping
- Proposes approval of reservation number 4. Criticizes that complex regulations and tough specific requirements prevent small businesses from participating. Proposes exemptions in case of crisis and wants to promote Swedish-produced goods as well as increase self-sufficiency. Read the speech
Source: The Swedish Parliament. Kammarkoll is an independent service.