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Elisabeth Thand Ringqvist (C)
What Elisabeth Thand Ringqvist 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.
Economy and social policy views of M, S, and V parties
- Argues that Sweden must take leadership in the rapid development of AI to strengthen competitiveness. Wants to build world-class AI research, adapt education policy and create a committee to analyze AI's impact on the labor market. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Prime Minister's rhetoric and the raised wage floor for labor migrants. Argues that it is difficult for young people to meet the wage floor and questions why effort should not pay off for everyone. Read the speech
- Advocates for a restrained and strict immigration policy. Argues that politicians should not determine wages in the labor market and criticizes deportations of important key figures who are behaving correctly. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Tidö parties' decision on reduced labor migration has led to reduced growth and lost tax revenues. Asks why the Social Democrats support a policy that has made Sweden poorer and deprived the welfare system of resources. Read the speech
- Asks why the deportation of persons who want to work in Sweden is considered good for growth. Criticizes that the wage requirement of 33,400 kronor is utopian for newly graduated and asks how the Social Democrats view their future. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government and SD have deprioritized rural area promises and argues that SD has betrayed the countryside by prioritizing other issues in negotiations. Asks for concrete proposals for the development of the countryside. Read the speech
- Asks what the five most important priorities for the Sverigedemokraterna are in rural policy. Argues that the Centerpartiet's fourth election promise implies that 50 billion were needed for the countryside to ensure small schools and health centers. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Left Party for candidates having praised terrorists and justified violence. Argues that these views exist deeply and broadly within the party and questions why people with such values seek out the party. Read the speech
- Asks why people with extreme values seek out Vänsterpartiet. Criticizes that the party welcomed a person who has praised terrorist groups despite warnings. Argues that the party leader must ensure that antisemitism does not find its way into the chamber. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's claims about Sweden's growth and argues that the country has one of the EU's highest unemployment rates. Suggests creating more jobs by making it cheaper to hire and promoting the green transition. Read the speech
- Argues that local understanding is crucial for how healthcare should be designed. Proposes a simplification of healthcare policy and administration to ensure that local health centers remain, especially for multi-morbid individuals in rural areas. Read the speech
- Argues that Denmark and Norway have different conditions than Sweden and are therefore difficult to compare with. Emphasizes the importance of local anchoring for healthcare and proposes new legislation that allows regions and municipalities to challenge the state. Read the speech
- Argues that Centerpartiet is a conservative party. Explains that the party cannot support a government where Vänsterpartiet sits. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Liberals' policy after the election. Argues that the party is running on a platform of substantive politics, more jobs, reduced climate emissions, and a functioning welfare state, which is not an agenda that the Left Party can implement. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government for only having implemented a handful of the 75 proposals presented by the AI commission. Asks how Sweden can be a part of the AI development and not just a spectator. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government's AI strategy is too small and that the legislation is too slow. Asks how the Minister for Enterprise works to introduce "sandboxes" so that Sweden can be at the forefront. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Green Party's opposition to relaxations of the coastal protection and asks why the party wants to treat the countryside as a national park for city dwellers. Read the speech
- Argues that municipalities must be allowed to decide on construction near water in order for the countryside to be able to develop. Asks how Miljöpartiet intends to enable the development of the countryside with its current policy. Read the speech
Government economic policy, nuclear power and pay transparency
- Criticizes the government's optimistic economic forecasts and argues that uncertainty hinders investments and hiring. Proposes student employees under LAS to get young academics into relevant work and asks for concrete measures against student unemployment. Read the speech
- Argues that the government should focus on creating jobs through the climate transition rather than on who the policy should be implemented by. Asks what the Prime Minister intends to do for students who today lack work. Read the speech
Government economic policy, crime and immigration debate
- Criticizes that the government's raised wage floor and deportations affect companies and welfare by sorting out necessary competence. Argues that the government has not analyzed the consequences of its decisions and asks how the labor market is to function. Read the speech
- Stands behind a strict but not thoughtless migration policy. Criticizes the government's lack of leadership regarding growth and that they choose to exclude people who are already working and paying taxes. Asks what should be done for companies that lose labor due to new rules. Read the speech
National security, economy, climate and welfare debate
- Criticizes the government's centralization and argues that power and money should be moved back to local communities. Suggests creating more jobs by lowering costs and reducing red tape for companies while simultaneously raising climate ambitions. Read the speech
- Argues that unemployment among highly educated people is high and that companies are not hiring. Criticizes the Prime Minister for not taking responsibility for the situation or effectively reducing red tape. Read the speech
- Argues that the reduction of employer contributions for young people is only temporary and does not help unemployed academics. Criticizes the economic situation as the number of bankruptcies is at record levels and asks if the government is prepared for more reforms. Read the speech
- Argues that companies are the solution to the unemployment crisis. Criticizes that the Social Democrats oppose tax cuts for young people and asks how Magdalena Andersson wants to ensure that small businesses can hire. Read the speech
- Argues that lowered employer contributions increase employment and lower inflation. Criticizes that a removed carens deduction increases sick leave and asks how the removal benefits growth and job creation. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Sweden Democrats for wanting to scrap the municipal veto against uranium mining despite their previous statements regarding the influence of local communities. Asks Jimmie Åkesson why he wants to remove the municipal veto. Read the speech
- Argues that nuclear power is needed and that uranium can be imported. Criticizes that SD wants to allow uranium mining while disregarding people's right to local control and self-determination. Asks why those affected should not be allowed to participate in the decision-making. Read the speech
- Argues that the security policy situation is serious and that Sweden needs more cooperation in the EU and Nato. Criticizes the Left Party's strategy and asks if they will scrap their demands for withdrawal from Nato. Read the speech
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- Criticizes the government's laxity and lack of focus on the climate goals. Argues that the government is missing growth opportunities and proposes climate-smart growth by facilitating for electric cars and solar panels. Read the speech
- Argues that rural residents must retain control over their own healthcare. Criticizes the proposal for a centralized healthcare authority and argues that red tape hinders small clinics. Read the speech
- Argues that central control of healthcare by authorities in Stockholm does not benefit the countryside. Criticizes that centralization leads to more closures and increases the distance to the care that people need. Read the speech
- Argues that problems with unauthorized teachers and lack of resources in schools must not continue. Proposes changing the school funding, reforming the grading system, introducing the principle of public access, and abolishing the queue system to solve the systemic flaws [3-6]. Read the speech
- Want every student to receive a good education through higher school fees for schools with qualified teachers and salary supplements for teachers in schools with poor results. Argues that profit-driven schools must not affect the vast majority of satisfied students. Read the speech
- Criticizes that over 650 people who have worked and paid taxes have been deported. Asks what the Kristdemokraterna are doing to stop these deportations, which make it difficult for companies to find staff and grow. Read the speech
- Argues that the proposed wage floor is harmful for Sweden because it risks driving away newly graduated professionals. Criticizes the government for putting a spoke in the wheel of growth during a recession with low growth. Read the speech
- Asks what Amanda Lind intends to do to help forest owners who are affected by a Kafkaesque situation where the forest is not allowed to be cultivated. Read the speech
- Argues that the climate struggle cannot be won by stopping forestry. Criticizes that Miljöpartiet wants to reduce logging by 20 percent without it affecting jobs. Read the speech
Compensation for private copying and intellectual property rights
- Welcomes that MP Lundberg emphasizes the importance of helping small businesses and startup companies. Asks why the Sweden Democrats have worked to reduce the appropriations to Vinnova, which already helps companies with innovation and patents. Read the speech
- Argues that innovation hubs and networks are important for companies' development, especially outside of Stockholm. Asks why the Sweden Democrats have chosen to undermine these structures. Read the speech
- Argues that intellectual property rights must be modernized with innovation at the center. Proposes that the cassette tape fee be abolished, the freedom of panorama be expanded and that a national strategy for intellectual property rights be established. Read the speech
EU competitiveness compass: SD, M, and S debate policy goals
- Argues that climate policy is not a threat but an opportunity for Swedish companies to take leading roles globally. Asks if the member believes that competitiveness is built by those who refuse or by those who dare to transition. Read the speech
- Argues that the market does not solve the challenges itself but requires clear rules of the game from politicians. Suggests that common EU rules and long-term climate goals are necessary to create a larger internal market and give companies a clear direction. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government party is pursuing a policy that slows down the transition and defends fossil fuels. Argues that competitiveness is built through electrification, green technology, and fossil-free industry. Read the speech
- Argues that the car is important and that different fuels are needed for the green transition. Asks why the government is sending signals that the transition to digital and battery-powered vehicles is no longer important. Read the speech
- Welcomes the competitiveness compass but emphasizes that climate goals must remain firm and that regulatory simplifications must not lead to climate skepticism. Argues that Europe's economic strength must come from within through a functioning internal market, stable rules of the game, and market-driven solutions. Criticizes the current state aid rules which risk disadvantaging small member states and creating distorted competition. Read the speech
Legal certainty, healthcare, economy and infrastructure debate
- Argues that small and newly started companies face obstacles in the form of permit requirements and long lead times. Asks if Sweden can afford to let startups with groundbreaking technology stand outside of defense innovation. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government's ambitions and strategy documents are insufficient for small, innovation-driven companies. Asks how startups can participate in the necessary defense transition when the current system is not built for their reality. Read the speech
Industrial policy, innovation and infrastructure debate
- Argues that Sweden needs to strengthen the innovation chain and support startup companies to create growth and jobs. Wants to strengthen research institutes and incubators, ensure state co-financing for groundbreaking innovations, and demand a national review to limit public sector competition. Read the speech
Small-scale farm alcohol sales for tourism industry debate
- Argues that the proposal is an important step for small-scale beverage production and the countryside. Criticizes the government's too low production ceilings and proposes a ceiling twice as high as well as reduced red tape. Read the speech
Government economic policy, tax cuts and family priorities
- Argues that unemployment has increased since the government took office. Wants the government to lower costs for small and growing companies and lower employer contributions to create more jobs. Read the speech
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Sweden mineral policy: permit processes and alum shale ban
- Wants Sweden to become a leading country in the climate transition by modernizing permit processes and stimulating recycling. Argues that companies must take full economic responsibility for environmental costs and that municipalities as well as landowners should receive a fair share of the economic value. Says no to uranium mining and requests economic guarantees for new extraction methods. Read the speech
Regulatory simplification to increase business competitiveness
- Asks how the simplification of regulations has concretely progressed during the last two and a half years. Also asks whether there is criticism that the work is proceeding too slowly or that the new criteria for evaluating regulations are too weak. Read the speech
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- Criticizes that the regulatory burden costs companies 377 billion kronor annually and that good intentions lead to a lack of understanding for the companies' conditions. Argues that the Regulatory Council needs to be strengthened to be able to demand better impact assessments and enter earlier in the regulatory process. Wants price tags on legislative proposals to make the actual costs for companies visible. Read the speech
Sweden trade policy: free trade, EU market and Mercosur
- Proposes approval of reservation 6. Wants Sweden to take the lead in the EU to strengthen the transatlantic relationship by reducing barriers, simplifying trade, and removing tariffs between the EU and the USA. Argues that protectionism hinders innovation and economic development. Suggests creating a digital trade agreement between the EU, USA, and the United Kingdom to set global standards. Advocates for a radical reform of the WTO to create a model where democracies set new standards. Read the speech
Regional development policy: infrastructure, nuclear and services
- Argues that the countryside requires better funding, debureaucratization, and investments in infrastructure, school, and healthcare to function. Proposes investment support for shops, regionalized property tax on electricity-producing properties as well as mandatory impact assessments for the countryside. Read the speech
2024 state-owned enterprises report: M, S, and V debate roles
- Wants the government to conduct a review of state-owned companies to determine which should be sold or retained. Argues that companies without a social mission, such as Lernia and Svevia, should be evaluated for sale. Criticizes that the state still owns a share in Sweden House in Russia. Read the speech
Regional development: rural business support and wind revenue
- Abstains from taking a position regarding the budget decision. Argues that local self-government is important for solving challenges in rural areas and that there must be a redistribution for values generated locally through mines and wind power. Criticizes that the regulations for corporate support and transport subsidies are not adapted for smaller companies and that red tape for restaurants hinders operations in smaller towns. Suggests that the regulations be reviewed and that a unified management of the structural funds be created. Wants funds to be reserved to upgrade the transport infrastructure. Read the speech
Swedish business: SD tax relief, S innovation, M nuclear
Species protection investigation and EU Birds Directive impact
- Argues that current forestry legislation and species protection rules create major problems for forest owners. Wants to address the problems by changing the species protection, expanding the waiting agreement, preventing over-implementation of the Nature Restoration Act and Asks why birds are not included in the review. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government has not investigated the Finnish model for exempting birds and their habitats from forestry restrictions. Asks when the new interpretation of the EU directive will become a reality in Swedish legislation. Read the speech
Gang violence, economy, energy and welfare management debate
- Argues that the current interpretation of who constitutes the affected public in environmental decisions must be changed. Asks what initiatives the Prime Minister intends to take to ensure that only those who are actually affected by forestry measures are allowed to have their say. Read the speech
Preventing company hijacking by criminal actors in Sweden
- Argues that criminals exploit shell companies to win procurements and commit crimes. Proposes harsher penalties for breach of contract, licenses for consultants, notifications to former principals as well as notations regarding change of direction. Read the speech
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- Argues that it is important to have one's ear to the ground and listen to entrepreneurs to understand how abuse occurs in practice. Emphasizes that dialogue with entrepreneurs is necessary because they often detect abuse before authorities do. Read the speech
Night trains to Jämtland: KD, C, and S debate funding
- Argues that the discontinuation of night trains to Jämtland and Västerbotten is a fatal blow to accessibility. Wants Trafikverket to procure the routes Göteborg-Duved and Göteborg-Umeå and allocate funds for this. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government for not prioritizing the funds needed to secure the night trains to Jämtland. Argues that Trafikverket's lack of planning and poor forecasts make it impossible for passengers to book train journeys in time. Read the speech
- Criticizes that decisions on closure were made based on a bad year instead of an average year. Argues that subsidies for night trains are reasonably small in relation to the value they contribute. Wants Trafikverket to procure night train traffic between Gothenburg and Duved as well as Umeå. Read the speech
Strategy for cultural and creative industries: SD, S, V
- Argues that cultural and creative industries are important for economic growth and democracy. Wants clearer rules for AI-generated works, lower employer contributions for small companies, removal of sick pay costs, inclusion of study associations, formal recognition of the gaming industry as well as a national gaming strategy and a gaming institute. Read the speech
Troll factories, forestry, animal welfare and democracy debate
- Asks how the government is working to prevent domestic, disproportionately large and fabricated negative portrayals from affecting the nation's security. Argues that party-funded anonymous accounts create an image of instability and that this can be exploited by foreign powers. Read the speech
- Asks how the government works in Sweden and within the EU to ensure that future election campaigns are guided by an exchange of views between voters rather than by stakeholders who use AI to stage fake debates. Read the speech
Regional development: countryside resources and company growth
- Argues that decisions should be made as close to those affected as possible and that property rights must be protected. Wants the value from natural resources to remain locally by regionalizing the property tax on electricity-producing properties. Read the speech
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- Argues that the state's role is to ensure a stable economy. Responds that new production should take place under market conditions and criticizes subsidies as construction is hindered by lack of profitability and high construction wages. Read the speech
Industrial policy: state role in growth and entrepreneurship
- Argues that startups are crucial for growth but that Sweden lacks state financing instruments and a clear plan for their development. Criticizes the government's hindered labor immigration as a threat to growth and requests reforms within infrastructure, education, and taxation. Read the speech
Regulatory simplification for Swedish competitiveness and permits
- Criticizes that the new consequence descriptions are toothless as they lack requirements for the Government Offices. Asks why the government has not introduced a regulatory council with a stop function that can ensure that poor legislative proposals do not reach the Riksdag. Read the speech
- Argues that the simplification council and the agencies' mandates are good. Wants the Council on Legislation to be able to review impact assessments early in the process and asks why the government has not delivered anything for this. Read the speech
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Sweden trade policy: competitiveness, Russia sanctions, China
- Wish to vote in favor of reservation 31 to provide small and medium-sized enterprises with clearer support and better conditions to reach markets outside the EU. Criticizes that Swedish companies are affected by unfair competition when other countries abstain from climate regulations and urges the government to simplify the regulatory burden regarding climate tariffs. Read the speech
Mineral policy: uranium ban, coal/gas/oil and new strategy
- Sees the mining industry as a catalyst for sustainable growth and national security. Proposes that the Environmental Code be revised to take into account climate benefits and motions to investigate how the mineral compensation can be increased to the local community. Read the speech
Intellectual property rights for innovation and AI regulation
- Emphasizes that a strong intellectual property rights strategy is crucial for innovation and technological development, especially within deep tech. Argues that a predictable legal framework is required to stimulate investments and achieve the climate goals. Read the speech
Relocating authorities outside Stockholm for regional development
- Argues that localization decisions must weigh long-term benefits against short-term costs. Emphasizes the importance of local dialogue to identify job opportunities and skills rather than the number of agencies. Suggests that the county administrative boards should identify suitable agency tasks for each respective county. Read the speech
State ownership: M wants to sell, S keeps Lernia and Bilprovning
- Argues that SSAB must be divested from LKAB and that Akademiska Hus, SBAB as well as Svevia should be evaluated for divestment as they lack a public mandate. Wants Sverigehuset in Saint Petersburg to be divested immediately and that a new investigation be appointed for how the companies should be governed. Read the speech
Business sector conditions, electricity, and trade policy
- Argues that Sweden has weak growth and criticizes the government for raising taxes instead of creating a favorable business climate. Proposes to lower employer contributions, facilitate labor immigration, reduce red tape and speed up permit processes for carbon-free energy and mineral extraction. Read the speech
Regional development: SD, S and V debate rural strategies
- Wants to increase the budget allocation to 10 billion and compensate them with long distances without alternatives to the car. Proposes regional tax bases, investments in infrastructure and digitalization, as well as a model to lower the fuel price. Criticizes the government's reduction of the reduction obligation and wants to investigate better coordination of regional development funds. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden should produce biofuel to reach climate goals and avoid fines from the EU. Proposes a compensation through a price reduction on biofuels and a digital tool to enable climate-smart driving in rural areas. Read the speech
- Argues that the proposal on micro-enterprises is independent of other parties. Advocates for tax cuts on fuel costs to enable climate-smart driving in rural areas and wants to understand how transport subsidies can best be used in northern Sweden. Read the speech
Government work, energy, equality, migration and security
- Asks why Sweden has not participated in the international cooperation for secure AI development. Argues that generative AI is crucial for reaching the emission targets. Read the speech
Forest owner property rights and Skogsstyrelsen species rules
- Argues that state requirements on forest land are unreasonable and threaten family businesses. Asks what the government can do to prevent similar state encroachments on landowners' life's work from happening again. Read the speech
- Criticizes that it is no longer explicitly forbidden to damage birds' habitats in law or regulation. Asks if the Minister will appoint a forest inquiry to resolve the legislative commentary so that the interpretation becomes reasonable. Read the speech
- Asks how a legally secure compensation model can be created. Criticizes the current legally insecure situation where landowners can be forced to wait ten years for compensation and asks if the government has proposals to accelerate the processes. Read the speech
LKAB's ownership of SSAB and risks of vertical integration
- Argues that LKAB's holding in SSAB has shifted from a financial to a strategic position. Asks for the reasons why LKAB should continue to have a strategic holding, given that vertical integration of state-owned companies can create disorder for private actors. Read the speech
- Argues that LKAB's strategic ownership provides a corner position that can block decisions. Asks if the government plans to issue ownership directives to LKAB to manage the dynamic transition process. Read the speech
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Regulatory simplifications and reducing administrative burden
- Argues that the regulatory burden for companies is very high and emphasizes the need for impact assessments in all investigations. Asks if the Minister supports proposals for broadened impact assessments and that the Regulatory Council (Regelrådet) should be involved earlier in the process. Read the speech
- Argues that the government's work with regulatory simplification is not sufficiently concrete. Asks how the Minister works to ensure that agencies remove regulations and why no agencies were tasked with inventorying their regulations. Read the speech
- Argues that authorities must be sharp in their supervision to protect companies that follow the rules. Asks if the Minister can work to ensure that the Rule Council becomes an independent agency so that its advice will be listened to. Read the speech
Industrial policy and entrepreneurship conditions in Sweden
- Argues that the employer contribution constitutes a penalty tax on employment. Emphasizes the importance of state risk capital and networks to promote growth, especially for female entrepreneurs and hardware companies. Criticizes the county administrative boards' defensive stance towards the tourism industry. Read the speech
Regulatory simplification to strengthen company competitiveness
- Criticizes the lack of concrete objectives and work in the proposal. Asks when the government plans to move from descriptions to practical work. Read the speech
- Argues that there is a lack of clear objectives for regulatory simplification. Criticizes the lack of workshop and leadership in the Government Offices and asks when concrete strategies for removing old rules will be presented. Read the speech
- Argues that regulatory simplification is about freeing up time for companies through fewer and better regulations. Proposes that the Regulatory Council (Regelrådet) becomes an independent agency that reviews impact assessments earlier in the decision-making process. Also wants agencies to be tougher against unnecessary information gathering. Read the speech
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Intellectual property rights for Swedish innovation and strategy
- Argues that intellectual property rights are crucial for the climate transition by creating incentives for investments in climate-smart technologies. Wants the government to future-proof the regulatory framework through technology-neutral wording that guarantees both fair compensation to copyright holders and freedom of expression. Read the speech
Mineral policy: mining permits, Sami rights and climate goals
- Argues that Sweden must increase the extraction of innovation-critical metals to reach the climate goals and reduce import dependency. Proposes an announcement for increased extraction, a processing guarantee, a balancing rule for climate benefit, the proportionality principle, and faster depreciation for climate-smart investments. Read the speech
Sweden trade policy sustainability welfare and justice debate
- Argues that free trade is crucial for Swedish growth and the green transition through increased efficiency and innovation. Proposes binding sustainability chapters in trade agreements, climate tariffs as well as that the EU actively works for more global free trade agreements that protect the environment and human rights. Read the speech
Government economic policy, inflation, welfare and energy
- Argues that companies are living in a cost crisis due to high interest costs and prices for electricity and raw materials. Criticizes the government for delivering a tax shock by raising taxes for companies in April. Read the speech
- Notes that electricity support is only targeted at companies in southern Sweden. Argues that reduced employer contributions can increase GDP and lower inflation and asks for the government's plan to ensure the work line and the willingness to hire. Read the speech
Regional development policy: mining, nuclear and property tax
- Argues that the regional development policy should be investigated due to unclear distribution of responsibilities and lack of efficiency. Wants the regions to have more autonomy and proposes that the property tax on water and wind power plants be municipalized or regionalized. Read the speech
State-owned enterprises: nuclear power, green transition, SD
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- Argues that the state as an owner must follow a code for corporate governance where an equal gender distribution is sought. Wants the state to actively create opportunities for more women by seeking out female competence. Read the speech
- Want state-owned companies in competitive markets to be sold as soon as possible. Argues that state venture capital is needed for innovations and future jobs, especially for technologies with long development times. Read the speech
Business competitiveness, energy supply and regulations debate
- Asks about which small, modular nuclear power plants exist and how quickly they can be built. Also asks how small companies should handle high electricity costs and how they should account for any state revenues before the end of the financial year. Read the speech
- Asks if there is an emergency solution for companies at risk of bankruptcy due to high electricity prices. Argues that the market should govern nuclear power and asks why the government is not expanding offshore wind power now. Read the speech
- Argues that the gloomy economic situation requires halving the employer contribution for wages up to 22,000. Wants to create a separate agency for the Council on Legislation that can enter the legislative process earlier and measure processing times. Read the speech
Regional development: SD, S, and M debate growth strategies
- Asks how the government plans to handle northern Sweden's situation when municipalities in southern Sweden refuse to build wind power. Argues that the electricity price support must include northern Sweden and demands that the supports be recalculated to align with the government's goals. Read the speech
- Argues that there is a crisis situation due to rapid price changes. Asks what the government can do to ensure that residents in northern Sweden can afford electricity despite extreme temperatures and high energy prices. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government has not delivered on its promises and argues that the countryside needs delivery rather than empty promises. Wants to lower fuel costs, increase the travel deduction, increase the general state grants as well as improve the digital infrastructure. Read the speech
Crime, infrastructure, economy, housing and climate debate
- Argues that small businesses are Sweden's welfare creators and that access to jobs is crucial for living and residing in the area. Criticizes the government's business policy for lacking ready-made solutions and proposes lowered employer contributions, a dedicated agency for the Regulatory Council, and expanded digital infrastructure. Read the speech
Source: The Swedish Parliament. Kammarkoll is an independent service.