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Eva Lindh (S)
What Eva Lindh 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.
Human rights, rule of law, economy and crime debate in Riksdag
- Argues that a stronger society is built by ensuring more people have the opportunity to work and through a welfare system that provides security for everyone. Criticizes the Tidö parties' economic policy and wants to stop the pursuit of profit in schools as well as reduce waste and fraud. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the previous speaker is satisfied with the results despite increased unemployment, higher national debt, and an underperforming economy. Asks what it is in the results that the previous speaker believes the Swedish people should be satisfied with. Read the speech
- Argues that the Tidö government has not succeeded in lifting the Swedish economy out of the recession. Criticizes that unemployment has increased and that the government is underperforming compared to previous periods. Read the speech
Healthcare waiting times: KD claims 40% reduction, S wants plan
- Argues that it is important to examine which year the healthcare queues are measured from and criticizes that the government has provided insufficient resources to healthcare. Proposes instead state grants that take inflation into account for long-term planning. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's accountability and argues that cuts in Östergötland have led to long waiting times within child and adolescent psychiatry. Wants to invest properly in healthcare so that resources go to care based on need. Read the speech
Government measures on share trading and conflict of interest
- Argues that the recurring deficiencies in reporting of share transactions are serious and concern culture, leadership, and responsibility. Asks what needs to change in the culture to stop the problems. Read the speech
- Argues that recurring deficiencies in reporting constitute a pattern that damages trust in democracy. Asks why the problems recur despite changed routines and calls for accountability from the Prime Minister regarding leadership and culture. Read the speech
- Argues that trust in democracy is important and that deficiencies in compliance damage the entire system. Criticizes the Prime Minister's lack of leadership and argues that the problem is rooted in a problematic culture rather than in incorrect guidelines. Read the speech
Tax revenue use: M's nuclear waste claim and S's deficit critique
- Argues that the government borrows for tax cuts and creates large deficits. Criticizes that the appropriations to the Government Offices are increasing while municipalities and regions are forced to save. Wants to stop profit-taking in schools and money that leaks to the criminal economy. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's economic policy for borrowing for temporary measures and tax cuts without funding. Wants to stop profit-taking in schools and choke the criminal economy. Read the speech
- Argues that the government should act against waste of tax money by changing rules to stop profit extraction in schools and prevent welfare money from ending up with criminals. Criticizes the government for borrowing large sums and leaving large deficits. Read the speech
Exit taxation: taxing unrealized gains and the 10-year rule
- Criticizes that the government has not acted despite acknowledging the problems. Argues that the shutting down of an ongoing investigation shows a lack of weighting of the issue and reduced credibility in the economic policy. Read the speech
- Asks whether the government takes the issue seriously and if they will appoint an inquiry. Criticizes that the government lacks credibility and has removed an inquiry that could have provided a basis for solving the problem. Read the speech
Reduced state presence and closed service offices for elderly
- Criticizes the government's decision to reduce resources and close service offices, which affects people in rural areas. Asks the Minister for Civil Affairs what he says to the citizens who feel anxious and miss their service office. Read the speech
- Argues that one does not want to slow down the pace but wants to increase it. Wants to use the money to make the whole country live through increased state presence and criticizes that the money is used for tax cuts for the rich. Read the speech
Equalization system reform: KD wants growth, S claims rural fail
- Argues that municipalities and regions have difficulty meeting increasing needs and competence shortages due to growing differences. Criticizes the government for not having presented a reformed equalization system despite the investigation being complete. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government for having betrayed the countryside by failing to develop a new equalization system and for having removed targeted resources to rural areas. Argues that all parts of Sweden should have an equal welfare. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Minister for not prioritizing the equalization system despite a completed investigation. Argues that the system becomes less equalizing every year and demands an answer as to when a new proposal will be presented. Read the speech
Social dumping and substandard housing measures in Sweden
- Argues that social dumping affects vulnerable people and creates disproportionate challenges for municipalities that have to bear the responsibility. Criticizes the Minister for not taking the issue seriously or recognizing its scope. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government for not prioritizing measures against social dumping and for underestimating the extent of the problem. Argues that national leadership, clearer rules, and a government that is prepared to act are required. Read the speech
- Argues that the Minister does not take the issue seriously and criticizes that he has not visited the municipalities to understand their challenges. Emphasizes that social dumping is a serious problem for which the Minister is responsible. Read the speech
LOV in primary care: KD wants to keep it, S wants new law
- Argues that the Act on Choice Systems (LOV) has not delivered the promised productivity gains but has instead led to worsened cost control and risks of welfare crime. Asks if the government can consider removing the requirement for the regions to apply LOV within primary care. Read the speech
- Argues that the legislation has not met its goals and opens up for welfare crime and over-exploitation. Wants to change the system because the current one cannot be controlled away and requires a growing administration. Read the speech
- Argues that the government's measures only scratch the surface of a system that does not work. Wants to stop waste and welfare crime by changing the legislation because the current system allows for over-exploitation. Read the speech
Unauthorized persons in track area: KD and S propose changes
- Argues that delays due to track breaks can be addressed already now. Suggests that Sweden should look at how Denmark and Norway allow trained railway personnel to themselves determine that the track is safe. Read the speech
- Argues that unauthorized persons in the track area cause concern for train drivers and strain police resources. Requests that the state provide the conditions for a changed way of working where trained personnel can handle situations in order to reduce delays. Read the speech
- Supports the campaign to urge people to stay off the tracks. Wants the state to do more to facilitate and reduce delay hours through joint efforts. Read the speech
Parking and staging areas for heavy vehicles and driver safety
- Argues that the lack of parking spaces creates stress, uncertainty, and risks traffic safety as drivers are forced to break rules or park in unsafe locations. Criticizes that the state demands compliance with rules without providing the necessary conditions. Read the speech
- Argues that there is a shortage of rest areas in Sweden and that private initiatives are not long-term. Wants to speed up the work and argues that strengthened control was needed to highlight unsafe places. Read the speech
- Want the truck drivers' views on the design of rest areas to be included in the cooperation. Emphasizes the importance of equality and that the state must provide the conditions so that drivers can follow the rules. Read the speech
Ostlänken route change: KD claims 8bn savings in Linköping
- Criticizes that the government has changed its promises regarding Ostlänken despite municipalities and companies having planned based on previous decisions. Argues that the savings do not account for the opportunity costs of capacity shortages and lost trust. Read the speech
- Argues that Östergötland is the big loser and criticizes the Minister for celebrating the decision with cake despite the worry and frustration it causes. Asks what analysis the government has made of the consequences for commuting and trust. Read the speech
- Argues that the government has betrayed Östergötland and broken promises. Criticizes the minister's assessment that the change does not affect commuting or freight traffic, and argues that the residents in the region do not share this view. Read the speech
Dental care for young people: KD subsidy and S inequality
- Argues that the government's decision to lower the age limit for free dental care creates economic barriers for young people. Criticizes that the decision threatens equality and asks if the Minister for Social Affairs is prepared to reconsider the decision. Read the speech
Bank fraud transparency: M claims 60% profit reduction
- Argues that fraud is a rapidly growing area of crime that affects private individuals, small businesses, and finances organized crime. Criticizes the government's work and emphasizes the need to prevent crime as the police cannot investigate them away. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Minister for Finance for not taking responsibility for his own policy and argues that the frauds continue despite his positive attitude. Asks if he is prepared to improve transparency and the handling of economic crime. Read the speech
- Argues that fraud finances organized crime and that the number of those affected is increasing. Criticizes the government's measures as insufficient according to the OECD and asks if the minister is prepared to consider other measures. Read the speech
Elderly care funding and quality: M's grants vs S's tax cuts
- Appeals for a respectful debate. Argues that the government has not provided the municipalities with sufficient resources to ensure a dignified elderly care. Criticizes that the staff shortage and the economic conditions for small municipalities have not improved. Read the speech
- Argues that there is a reduction in ambition within the welfare sector and that the current situation is unsustainable. Wants to carry out a billion-kronor investment for more staff, make Äldreomsorgslyftet permanent and strengthen the state grants to the municipalities. Read the speech
- Argues that quality requires staff, competence and time. Criticizes the Minister for not having answered how the municipalities are to obtain the financial conditions required to meet growing needs. Read the speech
State grants for cooperative development and regulation removal
- Criticizes the government's decision to abolish the regulation on cooperative development. Argues that cooperative entrepreneurship is an important solution for local communities and that policy should support people who join together to save services and create jobs. Read the speech
- Argues that the cost-effective support for cooperative entrepreneurship provides great benefit and requires specific expertise that general systems cannot replace. Criticizes that the government has removed the support and asks why the decision was made. Read the speech
- Argues that cost-effectiveness also includes the price of lost social benefit and local development. Criticizes that the government has not explained how the cooperative development shall be replaced and wants to preserve what works. Read the speech
Municipalities countering incorrect welfare payments: S, SD, M
- Supports the bill to strengthen the control against welfare crime through better coordination between municipalities and Utbetalningsmyndigheten. However, criticizes that the government does not include auditing of large private actors and individual owners in the school sector. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government and the Sweden Democrats defend corporations that have cheated on payments. Asks why the Sweden Democrats accept that taxpayers' money disappears through fraud or criminal exploitation of companies. Read the speech
- Rejects claims of opposing the proposal and emphasizes that they want to combat welfare crime. Criticizes that the proposal does not include scrutiny of large corporations where billions are rolling. Read the speech
Elderly care, infrastructure and economic policy priorities
- Criticizes that the state grants have not increased in real terms and that there are major deficiencies in elderly care. Argues that Sweden needs investments in elderly care with resources for better working conditions. Read the speech
Measures against companies used for crime: S demands mafia law
- Argues that economic crime and companies as tools of crime is a welfare problem that undermines society. Criticizes the government's efforts and argues that Sweden is the worst in its class at combating economic crime. Read the speech
- Argues that current tools are insufficient to stop economic crime. Asks if the Minister for Justice shares the assessment that more effective tools are needed and what the Minister intends to do. Read the speech
EU pay transparency directive implementation in Sweden
- Criticizes the government for having worsened equality and the conditions for women through its budgets. Asks how the government is actually acting to implement the directive and improve equality. Read the speech
- Argues that the gender pay gap is increasing and that equality requires political priorities and courage. Criticizes that Sweden is backing down and asks what the government has actually done to improve the situation. Read the speech
Extra budget 2026: Lower fuel taxes and electricity support
- Criticizes the government's unclear economic policy and deficient electricity support which misses many households [4, 8-10]. Argues that the government must introduce a fair electricity support, lower the tax on fuels and reduce Sweden's dependence on oil through increased electricity production and electrification. Read the speech
Care for co-morbidity: KD wants billions for adult psychiatry
- Criticizes that the current system is fragmented and unclear, which causes people with co-morbidity to fall between the cracks. Asks for a concrete timeline and how the funding for the necessary system change shall be distributed. Read the speech
- Criticizes that no clear proposal has been presented during a large part of the mandate period. Argues that there is a lack of clarity regarding how money should be redistributed and asks if competence reinforcements are needed for the change to succeed. Read the speech
- Asks whether the assessment is that there will be sufficient funding and resources for skills supply. Expresses concern over whether the funding and skills supply are sufficient to help vulnerable people who have fallen through the cracks. Read the speech
Reformed equalization system to strengthen Swedish welfare
- Argues that welfare in small municipalities and rural areas has poorer conditions due to increased needs. Criticizes that the government has not presented a bill despite that the basis exists and that the deadline for implementation has passed. Read the speech
- Criticizes that resources for welfare have decreased and that the special support for rural areas has been removed. Argues that the government is failing small municipalities by not presenting reforms for a better equalization system and more resources. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden would have had more resources for welfare if growth had been higher. Criticizes that the government has not given municipalities and regions sufficient resources to manage welfare and argues that it is unreasonable to remove extra resources for small municipalities. Read the speech
Coordination associations and work capacity support conditions
- Argues that coordination associations are crucial for persons with complex needs who fall between agencies. Criticizes that problems and obstacles have weakened the operations and asks what the Minister does to create new guidelines. Read the speech
- Argues that the government has not done enough to solve unemployment and criticizes that coordination associations have been forced to phase out operations due to lack of funding. Wants solutions for funding and follow-up of projects to be developed in both the short and long term. Read the speech
- Argues that the problem is not completely solved. Argues that both requirements and opportunities are needed to help people towards self-sufficiency. Criticizes that children become poor as a consequence of the current system. Wishes that the coordination agreements are developed and the scope of the legislation is increased. Read the speech
Welfare crime and Act on Choice Systems: KD vs S debate
- Argues that healthcare should be governed by need rather than profitability. Criticizes the Act on Choice of Provider (LOV) for having worsened cost control, created inequality, and increased the risk of welfare crime. Read the speech
- Wants to abolish compulsory LOV and review the legislation to improve cost control and direct resources to the greatest needs. Criticizes the government for not doing enough to stop welfare crime but instead protects the pursuit of profit. Read the speech
- Argues that lack of cost control and increased risks of welfare crime are clear effects of current legislation. Criticizes the government for not wanting to address the fundamental problem of legislation that increases the risks of welfare crime. Read the speech
Ostlänken funding and railway appropriations debate
- Argues that the capacity on the tracks has been reached and that Ostlänken is crucial for jobs and the climate. Criticizes that the project is being delayed, that the appropriations for railways have decreased and that there is a lack of a plan for connection to the south. Read the speech
- Argues that the Minister for Infrastructure does not provide sufficient answers regarding the need for railway expansion westward and southward from Linköping. Asks whether the Sweden Democrats consider an east link to be an important investment for Sweden's best. Read the speech
- Thanks the Minister for recognizing the needs and emphasizing that it is important to acknowledge the overcrowded trains and the lack of capacity. Argues that the government must take responsibility for its decisions since the project is now postponed. Read the speech
Municipal funding and self-government: SD, S, and M debate
- Argues that municipalities and regions lack resources to meet increasing needs and criticizes the government's priorities. Wants to strengthen the general state grants, create equal conditions between municipalities and stop the pursuit of profit in welfare. Read the speech
- Criticizes the claim that more resources exacerbate problems and argues that money is crucial for welfare. Wants to stop the pursuit of profit rather than limit freedom of choice and asks when proposals will come that help municipalities with difficult conditions. Read the speech
- Argues that the pursuit of profit must be stopped because it harms the quality of welfare. Criticizes the previous speaker for spreading falsehoods about the equalization system and demands when a fairer distribution of tax funds will be introduced. Read the speech
Government economic policy, crime and immigration debate
- Argues that the government has lost control over the economic policy and that there is a lack of room for reform. Points out that even the National Audit Office and the Fiscal Policy Council criticize the lack of accountability for the state finances. Asks if the Prime Minister is satisfied with the result. Read the speech
Government budget, security and cultural policy debate
- Argues that nursing assistants who struggle with their finances do not recognize themselves in the government's description of standing on the side of hard-working people. Asks what the minister says to these people and what has been done for their tax bonus. Read the speech
Government Offices funding: M supports, S criticizes lack
- Criticizes that the government is increasing its own appropriations by 2.3 billion kronor while municipalities and regions are forced to make savings. Argues that the government lacks credibility and does not report in detail what the increases cost. Read the speech
- Criticizes the lack of transparency and demands a detailed account of what the 2.3 billion shall be used for. Argues that the government exhibits hypocrisy by demanding restraint from municipalities and regions while their own costs are increasing sharply. Read the speech
- Argues that the proposed increased penalties were already planned and therefore do not require increased appropriations. Criticizes that the Government Offices have been allowed to swell by 2.3 billion kronor and argues that the increase has not been explained. Read the speech
Economic inequality measures: tax cuts and food prices debate
- Argues that poverty and income inequalities are increasing in Sweden due to the government's prioritization of tax cuts for high-income earners. Criticizes that inequality harms society through poorer schools, health, and a weaker democracy. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government has failed to help those who have the hardest time getting food on the table. Argues that inequality is increasing and unemployment has risen, and advocates for a policy that prioritizes equality and security over benefiting the richest. Read the speech
Economic inequality measures: M claims income growth, S warns
- Argues that the government's policy increases inequalities by prioritizing tax cuts for high-income earners over welfare and increased child allowances. Demands a new government and a policy that strengthens security and invests in welfare. Read the speech
Economic equality and women's finances in 2025/26:134
- Argues that the government's budget policy risks deepening economic inequality because tax cuts benefit men and high-income earners. Criticizes the government's gender equality analysis for being deficient and based on numerical manipulation. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government's policy systematically disadvantages women financially. Argues that benefit ceilings in Denmark reduce women's labor force participation and questions how tax cuts for high-income earners help women far from the labor market. Read the speech
- Argues that the party has a broad tax cut in its budget without extra cuts for high-income earners. Criticizes the government's gender equality analysis for being deficient and argues that women's economic conditions are worsening. Read the speech
Cooperative development support: KD wants neutral support, S warns
- Criticizes the government's decision to repeal the ordinance on cooperative enterprise as it has major consequences for services in rural areas and social enterprises. Asks why the ordinance was removed when the previous activity had been effective and ensured prosperity. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government does not explain how the dismantled support shall be replaced. Argues that cooperative development requires special competence and that the removal creates uncertainty and affects the countryside. Asks if the decision is due to pressure. Read the speech
- Argues that weakening the support for cooperative development is not effective economic policy. Criticizes the decision for hitting hard where the needs are greatest and wants the government to rethink in order to ensure that cooperative companies can develop. Read the speech
Finsam coordination and Försäkringskassan's role in legislation
- Argues that the coordination associations are necessary for persons with complex needs as they function where authorities fail. Criticizes the government's passivity and policy that weakens these structures instead of strengthening them. Read the speech
- Criticizes that coordination associations are forced to phase out activities due to lack of funding and difficult obstacles. Argues that Försäkringskassan is phasing out the coordination associations and asks what the Minister intends to do to solve the problems. Read the speech
- Hope that the Minister answers the questions about why the legislation is suddenly being interpreted differently. Asks if the municipalities are affected by worsened conditions, if consequence analyses have been made for prioritized target groups and demands reasonable conditions for the coordination unions. Read the speech
Municipal economic equalization and rural welfare support
- Criticizes that the government does not present a unified proposal but picks out parts that risk hitting small municipalities hard. Argues that this is irresponsible as small municipalities have higher costs per inhabitant due to geography and demography. Read the speech
- Argues that the government is not taking responsibility for the welfare of rural areas as the proposed proposal entails hard hits for small municipalities. Criticizes that the proposal makes it harder for smaller municipalities and asks if this is an initiative of their own from the Kristdemokraterna. Read the speech
- Argues that Swedish welfare in rural areas and the countryside would be best served if the country received a new government. Criticizes that the government chooses simplification over justice, which affects small municipalities. Read the speech
Prime Minister's responsibility for government share transactions
- Argues that confidence in the government is seriously damaged by a pattern of regulatory violations regarding share deals. Criticizes the Prime Minister's reluctance to take responsibility for the government's administrative culture and his absence from the debate. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Minister for Finance for asking too many questions to the opposition instead of answering questions about the government's policy. Argues that ministers and secretaries of state have not followed rules by failing to report conflicts of interest in decisions affecting their own shareholdings. Read the speech
- Questions about the Prime Minister's confidence in his ministers are based on assumptions. Criticizes the Prime Minister's silence and lack of accountability when questions about rule violations are asked. Points out that the Prime Minister has previously urged ministers not to own shares. Read the speech
General grants to municipalities: inflation and welfare debate
- Criticizes the Sweden Democrats for their policy eroding state subsidies and worsening welfare in small municipalities. Argues that this fails the countryside and asks how the speaker responds to the small municipalities' struggle. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Sverigedemokraterna do not take responsibility for their policy. Argues that small municipalities in rural areas have been put in a tougher position after specific support was removed and that the proposed equalization system implies significant deteriorations. Read the speech
- Argues that the welfare system is under severe pressure due to increasing needs and costs without corresponding resources. Criticizes the government and the Sverigedemokraterna for prioritizing tax cuts and profits over welfare. Wants to introduce a floor by having the general state grants adjusted for inflation. Read the speech
- Argues that staff within the welfare sector have tough working conditions and feel inadequate due to difficult circumstances. Wants to provide municipalities and regions with the conditions to strengthen both the operations and the working conditions to secure the welfare. Read the speech
- Argues that a social democratic budget would improve people's private finances. Criticizes that the government and the Sverigedemokraterna are presenting a budget with reduced resources, which makes it difficult for local politicians to improve working conditions and operations. Wants to provide sufficient resources to be able to prioritize both working conditions and the operations' conditions. Read the speech
- Argues that the party advocates for a strict migration policy to reduce segregation and increase equality. Criticizes the market logic in the welfare system and asks why the Sweden Democrats have abandoned their previous policy of limiting profits. Read the speech
- Criticizes the rhetoric and the claims in the previous speech. Argues that the party advocates for a strict migration policy to strengthen welfare and integration, and emphasizes the importance of permanent staff over agency staff. Asks why the Sverigedemokraterna continue to support profits in welfare. Read the speech
- Criticizes that welfare is viewed through the lens of the market and that the pursuit of profit leads to increased inequalities. Asks why profits in welfare are prioritized over increased resources. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Moderaterna prioritize tax cuts for the wealthy at the expense of welfare. Asks why profits in welfare are prioritized over quality and resources, which leads to insufficient school health services and fewer employees in elderly care. Read the speech
- Asks if the healthcare queues are still illegally long. Argues that a lack of resources in municipalities and regions leaves families alone and that it is not family-friendly. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government does not take overall responsibility for healthcare and schools but instead cuts resources. Argues that dignity in care requires funding in the form of time and staff, which does not happen when resources are insufficient. Read the speech
- Criticizes the claim that resources do not play any role. Argues that profits in welfare withdraw resources and deteriorate the quality for children, the elderly, and patients. Asks where the Liberalerna stand on the issue of profits. Read the speech
- Argues that there is an issue with profits in schools. Urges the Liberals to vote to stop the pursuit of profit in schools in order to improve results for students and working conditions for staff. Read the speech
Government policy on unemployment, school and integration
- Argues that the government's policy has led to 100,000 more people being unemployed. Criticizes that Sweden is at the EU's bottom level when it comes to growth and asks how unemployment affects growth. Read the speech
Elderly care funding: S demands 1 billion for more staff
- Argues that Swedish elderly care is under pressure due to increased needs without corresponding resources. Calls for long-term funding support and powerful measures for skills supply to ensure quality and safety. Read the speech
- Argues that current working conditions in elderly care are too tough and that the municipalities lack resources to meet the needs. Wants long-term funding through indexed state grants and a targeted sector grant to secure staff and dignity. Criticizes that the government does not take responsibility by providing sufficient resources and argues that supervision cannot replace the need for more staff. Read the speech
- Confirms that the state has a responsibility to provide the municipalities with the conditions for good elderly care. Argues that sufficient resources are required so that the staff do not have to run themselves ragged and have access to training to meet language requirements. Read the speech
Child poverty in Sweden: M, SD, and S debate solutions
- Argues that the government's policy benefits those who already have and creates increased inequalities. Criticizes that children in economic vulnerability have their dreams hindered and demands increased equality for all children's right to a good upbringing. Read the speech
Green Cargo's ability to fulfill missions and financial goals
- Argues that Sweden needs a stronger climate and industrial policy to reach climate goals and create growth. Criticizes the government's current policy for being leaderless and demands clearer visions for investments in infrastructure and the governance of state-owned companies. Read the speech
- Argues that Green Cargo has an important role in increasing transport by rail. Warns that more transport is moved to road, which threatens Sweden's climate goals and competitiveness in the green industry. Read the speech
Swedish Payments Agency mandate and 200 million SEK loss
- Criticizes the government for letting over 200 million kronor slip away into nothing by starting a project for a transaction account that lacked added value. Argues that it is irresponsible to cancel the project after two years of work. Read the speech
- Argues that every wasted tax crown is a theft from the people and criticizes that the government has ignored investigations in order to build up a system that is now being discontinued after money has been spent on nothing. Asks if the business register will be discontinued. Read the speech
- Argues that the government is not sufficiently interested in stopping market failures that steal tax money. Criticizes that the government let 200 million kronor disappear by continuing a project despite the investigation's warning and asks how this could have happened. Read the speech
Government policies: care deduction, deportation, privatization
- Asks if there is a secret list of which municipalities are to be merged. Also asks about the background to the decision to set a sharp limit at 10,000 inhabitants. Read the speech
Closure of service offices: S criticizes impact on elderly
- Argues that the state's presence should be strengthened to safeguard trust in the public sector. Criticizes the closure of offices as an unserious and disrespectful proposal that affects people's everyday lives and democracy. Read the speech
Closure of service offices in Sweden: KD and S debate plans
- Criticizes the closure of state service offices which harms citizens' trust and makes it harder for people to get help. Instead wants the state's presence to be strengthened and that the service offices be expanded. Read the speech
Removal of objects in national corridors and budget cuts
- Argues that Ostlänken is crucial for Östergötland's growth and climate. Criticizes the government for reneging on state promises and reducing the appropriations for railways, which damages trust and the business sector's willingness to invest. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's decision to stop the planning of new main lines and rail out of Linköping. Expresses frustration that the section towards Norrköping is also being pushed into the future and asks the Minister to answer regarding the future of Ostlänken. Read the speech
Social dumping: Government actions and settlement law debate
- Criticizes social dumping as an undignified activity where municipalities move people in need of support. Argues that the government is not taking the issue seriously by having commissioned an investigation and calls on the Minister for Civil Affairs to visit affected municipalities. Read the speech
- Argues that the government does not prioritize or care about social dumping. Criticizes that ministerial meetings are not sufficient to capture challenges and describes the situation of those affected as appalling and undignified. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Minister for Civil Affairs for not taking the issue of social dumping seriously and for not visiting municipalities to see the reality. Urges the government to do more for those affected and to tackle the problem. Read the speech
Welfare system financing: KD, S, and V debate resources
- Argues that investments in welfare are one of the smartest ways to achieve a stable economy. Criticizes the government for not strengthening the welfare model and for municipalities and regions lacking resources to handle the cost developments. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government is not making real investments in school, health care, and elderly care despite promises. Argues that welfare must be secured by ensuring that shared resources follow the cost development to avoid the welfare being eroded. Read the speech
- Argues that the government has betrayed the welfare state by not providing the resources needed to manage healthcare, elderly care, and school. Criticizes that money is not going to the actual operations and asks if the minister sees the increase in healthcare queues. Read the speech
State-owned companies role in Sweden's economic growth
- Criticizes the government for not having done enough to manage the recession and the low growth. Asks how the Finance Minister plans to use state-owned companies to create jobs and manage the economic crisis. Read the speech
- Questions whether the Minister for Finance has considered using the state-owned companies to create more growth and build a stronger economy. Argues that the state should act when industrial investments risk freezing and unemployment is high. Read the speech
Gig economy working conditions: EU platform directive inquiry
- Argues that political responsibility is required to handle the downsides of the gig economy, such as low wages and poor working environments. Asks whether the Minister for Employment considers that political action is needed despite the ongoing investigation. Read the speech
- Argues that working conditions and the work environment within the gig economy are unreasonable and require national responsibility. Criticizes low wages and lack of risk assessments and asks if the Minister considers the current conditions to be acceptable. Read the speech
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Limit subcontractors in public procurement to two for security
- Argues that long chains of subcontractors, pressured prices, and a lack of overall responsibility increase the risk of workplace accidents and fatalities. Criticizes that large construction companies rely on many subcontractors, which contributes to increased crime in the workplace. Read the speech
- Argues that long chains of subcontractors complicate the distribution of responsibility and increase the risk of accidents. Wants the legislation to be changed to limit the number of subcontractor levels to two. Read the speech
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Forensic psychiatry funding and state role in discharge
- Argues that forensic psychiatry is overcapacity and that the lack of resources leads to inefficient care and violations of human rights. Criticizes the government's view of healthcare and argues that the regions are underfunded. Read the speech
- Argues that the government has not allocated sufficient resources to healthcare and forensic psychiatry. Wants the state to take responsibility through increased resource allocation, structural changes, and a review of the legislation to solve acute problems. Read the speech
- Argues that there is an acute situation in forensic psychiatry and that the Social Democrats are investing twice as many resources in health and medical care. Asks what the Minister for Social Affairs intends to do to manage the acute challenges. Read the speech
Modernizing Act on Proxies to protect vulnerable people
- Argues that the legislation is outdated and that changes are needed to simplify the assignments and increase legal certainty. Asks when a concrete proposal will be presented and if other measures are planned in the meantime. Read the speech
- Asks why the reform is taking so long despite a fully referred proposal having existed since 2021. Criticizes that the gaps in the system have not been closed and argues that irregularities occur. Read the speech
- Argues that the current system is complicated and time-consuming. Wants the investigation's proposals on digitalization to be implemented to create better conditions for good men and calls for more controls to detect errors. Read the speech
Government decision not to pay emergency aid to UNRWA
- Describes the situation in Gaza as appalling and argues that Israel's actions are inhumane. Asks for the government's reasons for Sweden alone stopping the support to UNRWA despite Sida having assessed the organization as functioning. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government has not answered the questions and asks on what basis the decision to stop the support to UNRWA rests. Argues that it is a crazy decision as people are starving and demands that Sweden acts to get Israel to change strategy. Read the speech
Water shortage in southern Sweden: national strategy demand
- Argues that the water shortage in Sweden is acute and is being exacerbated by climate change. Asks if the government needs to do more by developing a national strategy and supporting municipalities with major problems. Read the speech
- Asks about the need for a national strategy to create shared responsibility. Criticizes the government's lack of action and asks how the state shall ensure that municipalities receive resources and competence to manage the water shortage. Read the speech
- Argues that a national strategy can address ambiguities regarding areas of responsibility. Criticizes that increased fees are difficult for municipalities and demands that the state provides sufficient resources. Appeals to the government to take climate issues more seriously. Read the speech
Sweden's role in Palestine: sanctions, trade and UNRWA
- Condemns the Hamas attack on October 7 and emphasizes the enormous suffering in Gaza and the West Bank. Argues that Sweden must exert increased pressure on Israel by freezing the trade agreement to stop the suffering. Read the speech
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Confidence in ministers and secretaries after share transactions
- Argues that ministers and secretaries of state use their power for their own economic gain. Criticizes the Prime Minister's weak leadership and lack of answers and demands clear statements and swift action. Read the speech
- Criticizes that ministers and state secretaries have not followed rules regarding the reporting of shareholdings and conflicts of interest. Asks if this is due to unclear rules, lack of knowledge, or a lack of will to follow the regulatory framework. Read the speech
- Argues that rules for conflict of interest have not been followed and that it is immoral to make a financial profit from decisions and knowledge. Proposes that the government directly prohibits share trading for ministers and secretaries of state. Read the speech
Capital injection for Apotek Produktion & Laboratorier AB
- Argues that Sweden needs a stronger pharmaceutical preparedness to meet the security policy situation. Criticizes the market failure following the deregulation of the pharmacy market and proposes capital injections to Apotek Produktion & Laboratorier AB as well as 300 state pharmacies. Read the speech
- Argues that the market has not taken responsibility for pharmaceutical preparedness after the pharmacy monopoly was removed. Criticizes that the current government is weakening healthcare. Read the speech
- Argues that the market failed to take responsibility and that political interventions are required to strengthen preparedness. Wants to carry out an acquisition of an operation to secure pharmaceutical preparedness. Read the speech
Crime in welfare, Gaza arms embargo and employer costs
- Asks how the Prime Minister explains that costs for medicines are increasing for the chronically ill and pensioners, and that the housing supplement for families with children is being removed. Argues that high-income earners have simultaneously received large tax cuts. Read the speech
Economic situation of families with children and tax cuts
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- Refers to a report showing that working-class households have faced a tougher situation due to increased food costs. Argues that the government's budget would have made things worse for these families than their budget. Expresses concern for children growing up in poverty and criticizes that the government's policy increases segregation and the differences between children. Read the speech
Elderly care funding and quality: M and S debate state grants
- Criticizes that the government has not prioritized or provided sufficient resources to the welfare system. Argues that elderly care is underfunded and is being eroded in terms of quality, which creates poor conditions for the staff and risks for the elderly. Read the speech
- Argues that the underfunding of elderly care leads to longer queues and a lack of security. Wants the government to provide sufficient resources to strengthen care, improve the working environment, and prioritize a strong elderly care. Read the speech
- Argues that municipalities and regions have difficulty meeting their commitments within elderly care. Requests resources and conditions for a strong elderly care where the staff are given the opportunity to do enough. Read the speech
Civil defense reconstruction: state vs. municipal responsibility
- Argues that the government has a great responsibility to provide municipalities and regions with the resources and conditions required to build up the civil defense. Asks if the Minister is prepared to help the municipalities with these challenges. Read the speech
- Points out that the conditions for municipalities vary and that some face tough challenges. Argues that the equalization system should be reviewed to provide more equal conditions and asks what the Minister says to the municipalities. Read the speech
Crisis preparedness for persons with disabilities in Sweden
- Highlights that children and young people with disabilities feel great anxiety as they lack the prerequisites to receive information. Criticizes deficiencies in warning systems, shelters, and exercises that pose a danger to life for persons with disabilities. Read the speech
- The Minister is urged to show understanding for the concern felt by persons with disabilities. Argues that the government must show that it takes responsibility by assisting municipalities and regions with resources, strategy and plans. Urges the Minister to give a clear statement. Read the speech
Foreign policy, education, healthcare and UNRWA funding
- Asks if the Minister for Finance sees the challenges and the crisis in healthcare and schools. Argues that basic welfare is crucial for security and that municipalities and regions are struggling with cost increases. Read the speech
Bollnäs state service office closures and accessibility impact
- Asks how the Minister should answer citizens who need help with complicated forms when service offices are reduced. Argues that all service offices were needed and questions the basis for the closures as well as the lack of analysis. Read the speech
- Argues that the closure of service offices damages trust in the state and makes people feel unimportant. Criticizes that the government is closing offices without making an assessment of where they are needed most. Read the speech
Civil defense and healthcare funding in national crisis prep
- Argues that good healthcare in normal times is a prerequisite for a functioning civil preparedness. Asks if the Minister sees that underfunding of healthcare jeopardizes civil preparedness in the future. Read the speech
- Argues that a well-functioning healthcare system and social services are a prerequisite for crisis preparedness. Criticizes the government for not providing municipalities and regions with resources to build up the civil preparedness. Read the speech
- Argues that a functioning healthcare system in normal times is a prerequisite for being able to build up a functioning crisis preparedness. Criticizes the government for not helping local politicians who request support to build up the civil defense. Read the speech
Tax equalization system: KD and S debate new proposition
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- Argues that the current equalization system is not sufficiently equalizing and that more equalization is needed. Suggests that the sparsity index should carry more weight and that the general state grants can be increased. Read the speech
Equalization system for municipalities and regions and cost crisis
- Argues that everyone should have the right to good welfare regardless of place of residence and that major changes are required to ensure equal economic conditions. Asks for a clearer timetable as the expected bill is missing from the government's plan. Read the speech
Closure of state service offices: KD, S debate cuts
- Criticizes the government's decision to reduce resources to the service offices, which erases previous expansion. Argues that lack of governance and that the expiration of the lease period determines closures deteriorates the service and reduces trust in the state. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government is returning to the 2019 office network and argues that it affects citizens who need support. Asks if the savings are complete and how a reasonable distance to service offices is assessed. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's argumentation and argues that the closure of service offices is out of touch with reality. Argues that proximity to social functions is important for citizens and that the closures damage trust in the state. Read the speech
USAID cuts: 3 billion SEK reduction in sexual health aid
- Argues that feminist foreign policy was important for advancing rights. Criticizes that Sweden is now quieter and does not act sufficiently to reverse the negative development. Urges the government to push the issues harder. Read the speech
- Argues that women are hit hardest by war and crises and demands collective efforts to reverse the negative development. Criticizes the government's efforts as they do not produce the desired effects and appeals to the minister to prioritize these issues. Read the speech
Gender equality in Sweden's 2025 foreign policy priorities
- Criticizes that the government has removed the feminist foreign policy despite it having proven to be effective. Argues that the government does not demonstrate concrete action or clear effects to promote equality. Read the speech
- Criticizes that Sweden does not show the leadership that is needed and that it is not crystal clear how equality is to be promoted. Argues that the feminist foreign policy made a real difference and demands that the visions and actions be taken back. Read the speech
Nordic register for healthcare credentials to counter welfare crime
- Argues that the certification should guarantee that the staff has the correct competence. Asks if what is being done is sufficient to prevent abuse and if additional measures are required to ensure that such cases never occur again. Read the speech
- Argues that staff exchange is important but that patient safety must always come first. Wants to stop welfare crime by increasing controls and ensuring that persons who have lost their license in one Nordic country cannot work in another. Asks for concrete measures regarding the register. Read the speech
- Argues that patient safety must always come first and that welfare crime must be stopped while competence is strengthened. Wants to prevent persons who have been stopped due to negligence or committed errors from being able to continue working in another country. Read the speech
Nordic e-prescription: KD opposes Nordic solution over EHDS
- Argues that the current system for e-prescriptions does not work during travel between Nordic countries. Criticizes waiting for the EU when other countries have already moved ahead and achieved solutions. Suggests that the Nordic countries should take the lead and create a solution faster. Read the speech
- Argues that the Nordic countries can and should precede the EU in order to more quickly facilitate things for residents in border areas. Asks when the solution will become a concrete reality and what practical, technical, or legal obstacles remain. Read the speech
- Asks when the Nordic e-prescription will become a reality for people who live and work in several countries. Argues that the frustration is due to having waited for the EU for six years and suggests that the Nordic countries should take the lead. Read the speech
Gig economy: L wants party rules, S demands legislation
- Criticizes that workers in the gig economy are subjected to exploitation and receive unreasonable wages. Argues that current conditions are not acceptable and asks if the minister intends to act to improve the conditions. Read the speech
- Argues that the working environment within the gig economy must be taken seriously and that the legislation may be insufficient. Appeals to the government to take responsibility and, together with trade union organizations, review how to stop unreasonable working conditions. Read the speech
- Argues that there are unworthy, slave-like working conditions and low wages within the gig economy. Asks if the Minister can take initiative to stop these conditions and improve the working environment for everyone's safety. Read the speech
Sex purchases with wellness allowances fraud and stricter rules
- Argues that prostitution and human trafficking are an expression of violence against women. Criticizes that tax money via wellness allowances is indirectly used to finance these crimes and asks if the Minister for Finance has attempted to limit this. Read the speech
- Argues that buying sex is a crime and a moral wrong. Criticizes that tax money is used for fraud with wellness allowances and asks if the government can tighten the legislation or increase the authorities' scrutiny to prevent this. Read the speech
- Argues that violence against women and sexual exploitation must not be forgotten. Asks what can be done jointly to prevent fraud with wellness subsidies and to stop sex trafficking and human trafficking. Read the speech
Municipal issues: equalization system and welfare funding
- Asks what the timeline is for the investigation of the equalization system. Also asks why the government is not investing in general state grants despite these being advocated. Read the speech
- Asks when a new equalization system will be on the table since the current proposal is not being implemented. Means that the welfare sector needs more resources due to growing queues and worsened working conditions. Criticizes that the opposition focuses on details instead of stopping profit extraction and welfare crime. Read the speech
- Argues that the Swedish welfare model suffers from cuts and a lack of resources. Criticizes the government's abolition of targeted resources to rural areas and wants to stop profit-taking as well as ensure a tax-funded, equal welfare. Read the speech
- Argues that layoffs within healthcare lead to tougher working conditions and longer queues. Wants to provide more resources to increase quality within preschool, school, elderly care and healthcare. Read the speech
- Asks if it means that no staff will be laid off in the Sverigedemokraterna municipalities despite fewer children. Means that the healthcare in Östergötland has lost hundreds of employees because staff were not appointed after retirements. Read the speech
- Confirms that they stand behind the Swedish Payments Agency. Criticizes profit extraction from the welfare sector and argues that the legislation on choice systems must be reviewed or removed to curb welfare crime. Read the speech
- Argues that the pursuit of profit often occurs at the expense of the quality of the operations. Wants to combat welfare crime and stop the pursuit of profit to ensure good quality and more resources for welfare. Read the speech
- Argues that private profit extraction from tax-funded schools is problematic. Wants to stop the profit-seeking and regain democratic control. Read the speech
- Argues that the marketization of welfare causes market failures and worsened working conditions. Wants to stop the pursuit of profit because it takes resources from welfare and demands that something be done about the systems to focus on quality. Read the speech
- Criticizes claims about Social Democratic policy. Argues that the threshold could provide 6 billion kronor to welfare and points out that most who work within welfare are not affected by it. Read the speech
- Criticizes the opponent for using hypothetical calculations and false claims. Argues that decisions regarding the threshold were made to increase resources for welfare and accuses the opponent of betraying the countryside by removing targeted resources. Read the speech
Sweden's Agenda 2030 implementation and climate goals
- Asks why the speaker previously considered it important to evaluate all 169 sub-targets of Agenda 2030, even though this does not seem to be considered important now that they are leading the country. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the content of the report is deficient. Asks why the government no longer considers it important to assess the fulfillment of the goals in all 169 sub-goals. Read the speech
- Proposes approval of the Social Democrats' motion. Criticizes the government's lack of handling of Agenda 2030, including the closure of the office, budget cuts, and lack of sharp climate measures. Argues that the government fails with equality by favoring high-income earners and allowing child poverty to increase. Read the speech
Economic crime measures: business bans vs. audit requirement
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- Argues that the fight against economic crime must be high on the agenda. Wants an investigation into whether more companies should be subject to an audit requirement to increase transparency and the possibility of detection. Read the speech
Friendship corruption: Government action plan and investigation
- Argues that corruption and undue influence is a growing problem that requires constant attention to preserve trust in society. Asks why a previous investigation was discontinued and demands answers on how future measures will make a difference. Read the speech
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Unemployment management and labor market policy measures
- Argues that the increasing unemployment is concerning and that the unemployed are an untapped resource for society. Asks the Minister what new policy will counteract the poor growth and the skills shortage. Read the speech
- Demands that the government change course and introduce a more active labor policy to get more people into work. Argues that this is required to meet companies' skill needs and stimulate the economy's growth. Read the speech
Free schools and sale of municipal schools: L and S debate
- Argues that the market school model increases segregation, worsens knowledge, and drains resources through profit interests. Asks how the government's proposal actually entails a complete renovation that stops the pursuit of profit and gives the municipalities control over the school's organization. Read the speech
- Argues that the market school model affects students and staff here and now as corporate profit interests take precedence over the right to an equal school. Asks how it can be facilitated to remove the worst excesses of the market school. Read the speech
Foreign policy, defense, and Ukraine support debate
- Argues that many feel anxiety about their everyday lives due to increasing unemployment, high food prices, and rents. Criticizes the government for prioritizing those who already have and asks for new measures for households with difficult finances. Read the speech
Sweden's presidency of UN Women and feminist foreign policy
- Argues that there is a lack of concrete action and that the government is not leading by example. Asks what the powerful action entails and criticizes that the Swedish mediation network for women has been removed. Read the speech
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Welfare resources: KD claims municipal grants, S cites rural cuts
- Argues that welfare risks deteriorating due to the cost crisis and lack of resources. Criticizes the government for not providing sufficient resources and for removing targeted state grants to small municipalities and rural areas. Read the speech
- Argues that the government's budget prioritizes wealthy people in large cities at the expense of welfare in rural areas. Criticizes that resources are being taken away from municipalities with tough challenges and argues that the Social Democrats' budget would have provided significantly more money to welfare. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government directs billions to those who earn the most instead of to welfare. Argues that the Christian Democrats do not protect the heartland but instead reduce resources and services in smaller municipalities. Asks why resources for the rural areas are being removed. Read the speech
Rural welfare and healthcare cuts: KD and S debate rural policy
- Argues that cuts in healthcare, school, and elderly care hit rural areas particularly hard. Asks why the government has removed specific resources for welfare and why the Equalization Committee has not presented a decision or a bill. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government prioritizes tax cuts for the wealthy over welfare in rural areas. Argues that welfare is underfunded and that small investments are not enough to solve the crisis in healthcare. Read the speech
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Nordic Council cooperation for gender equality and equality decline
- Argues that equality is in decline and that cooperation is necessary to strengthen positions. Criticizes that the Minister for Equality has not responded to repeated requests for meetings and asks why the meeting request was denied. Read the speech
- Argues that cooperation is necessary to strengthen equality in the Nordic region. Criticizes the Minister for not having responded to requests for meetings, which she considers disrespectful and democratically regrettable. Asks what the decision not to desire cooperation is based on. Read the speech
- Requests that dialogue be held in order to move forward together. Means that Sweden has a long-term commitment to equality and wants to develop a cooperation with the Nordic Council. Read the speech
West Bank international presence support and settlement policy
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- Argues that the reduction of the well-functioning escort program will have tangible consequences for people's safety. Asks if there are any plans to compensate for the removal of the important effort. Read the speech
National minority languages budget redistribution and grants
- Criticizes the strange way of handling the budget process as it creates concern and hinders democratic discussion. Argues that redistribution of funds is problematic and emphasizes the importance of resources so that language speakers can develop their languages. Read the speech
Security risks, citizenship requirements and economic goals
- Criticizes the government's economic policy and argues that growth is low. Points out that unemployment has increased and that welfare is underfunded. Asks the Prime Minister how Sweden is to become wealthier and what plan exists to get us out of the situation. Read the speech
National minority languages funding and Sami rights budget cuts
- Argues that previous investments have been important for preserving and revitalizing minority languages. Criticizes that the budget figures do not correspond with the text and asks for the grounds for the decision that threatens Sami culture and Nordic cooperation. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's priorities and argues that it is stomach-turning to reduce funding for minority languages while tax cuts are being implemented. Asks how the government prioritizes the operations when resources are removed and expresses concern over the lack of long-term perspective. Read the speech
Youth unemployment in Östergötland and vocational training
- Argues that the government is not doing enough to tackle the economic downturn. Wants the government to invest in schools, vocational training, and an active labor market policy to jump-start the economy and get young people into the labor market. Read the speech
Youth unemployment in Östergötland: S wants double training
- Argues that the high youth unemployment is a crisis that affects young people's mental health and hope for the future. Criticizes that the government is not making sufficient or specific efforts to solve the problem. Read the speech
- Asks whether the Minister considers the high youth unemployment to be a problem and what is planned to be done. Argues that the government should invest in schools and double the number of labor market trainings. Read the speech
Municipalities' water issue: KD and S debate state grants
- Argues that investments in water and sewage systems must increase to secure the drinking water and that the municipalities have difficulty allocating the necessary funds. Asks the Minister about the government's direction and whether they share the view that municipalities are not requesting greater state responsibility. Read the speech
- Asks whether the state has ambitions to take increased responsibility for the municipalities' tough challenges regarding the water issue. Argues that municipalities with large investment needs will not agree with the government that things will improve. Read the speech
Joint Nordic pharmaceutical procurement and preparedness stocks
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- Argues that Sweden should take the lead in the Nordic region through joint procurement of medicines, vaccines, and emergency stocks. Wants to lower medicine costs to avoid deterioration of the high-cost protection. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden should learn from the pandemic's failures and increase cooperation in order to be able to procure more. Wants that the efforts that are possible be made to reach common preparedness stocks and medicines. Does not want to contribute to the high-cost protection being worsened. Read the speech
General grants to municipalities: S and V want indexing
- Argues that the government's policy leads to reduced growth, increased unemployment, and worsened welfare. Criticizes that resources for healthcare, school, and elderly care are insufficient, which leads to layoffs and longer queues. Read the speech
- Argues that the Sweden Democrats should take responsibility for their policy. Criticizes that the budget does not contain any extra general state grants and that resources to smaller municipalities in the countryside are being reduced. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's lack of resources for welfare and the prioritization of tax cuts for the wealthiest. Wants to introduce automatic indexing of state grants, increase the general grants, and introduce a rural and countryside package. Read the speech
- Argues that staff within the welfare sector experience anxiety and feel that they cannot provide the care and support they want. Criticizes the government for not increasing the general state grants despite the ongoing care crisis. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Member of Parliament has counted nursing assistants and healthcare assistants as if they would be affected by the threshold. Argues that these are affected by the healthcare crisis and lack of resources as the government prioritizes tax cuts for the wealthiest. Read the speech
- Argues that the government's budget means zero kronor in increased general state grants. Points out that the current grants do not compensate for cost increases, which means less money in real terms and affects the operations negatively. Read the speech
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- Asks whether there is a healthcare crisis and whether it is reasonable to remove targeted support to rural municipalities. Also asks whether there is a challenge in the question of whether the state should take over responsibility for the water and waste water (VA) issue. Read the speech
- Argues that the budget proposal lowers taxes for ordinary people instead of the richest. Wants to prioritize resources for school, elderly care and healthcare and asks if the member believes that Sweden has a healthcare crisis. Read the speech
- Argues that the resources for welfare in the budget are insufficient. Criticizes that the government has removed resources that previously went specifically to small municipalities in rural areas and asks why the Christian Democrats do not want to strengthen the conditions for an equal welfare. Read the speech
- Asks why the government is removing money from smaller municipalities in the countryside. Argues that the initiative can be extended and proposes a rural package with support for development, jobs, and services. Read the speech
- Argues that resources are important for schools and elderly care. Criticizes welfare crime, fake grades, and profit-seeking that takes resources from the welfare system. Asks what the opponent wants to do about the profit-seeking and the welfare crime. Read the speech
- Asks what the government will do against profit-seeking in schools and the entire welfare sector. Criticizes that the government is doing nothing against profit-seeking and welfare crime, and argues that profit-seeking depletes the school of resources. Read the speech
Ostlänken railway expansion and Södra stambanan connection
- Emphasizes the importance of Ostlänken for commuting, freight traffic, and the climate. Argues that the railway must be expanded south from Linköping to remedy capacity shortages and criticizes the lack of planning for rails out of the city, which affects urban development. Read the speech
- Wants the government to realize that a rail line out of Linköping is crucial for the city's development. Argues that the expansion of the Södra stambanan is necessary for Sweden's development and asks why the minister was not present at the groundbreaking ceremony. Read the speech
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Government work on schools, welfare, defense and AI potential
- Argues that Sweden must increase the pace regarding artificial intelligence because the country has fallen behind. Asks the government how they will speed up the process while simultaneously ensuring long-term thinking and achieving political consensus. Read the speech
Tax cuts, welfare, citizenship and state resource management
- Criticizes that the budget threatens the language centers and the joint Nordic language work, which shows a lack of respect for Sámi culture and risks the Nordic cooperation. Asks the Minister for Nordic Affairs about the background to the decision and its impact on the cooperation in the Nordic region. Read the speech
Countryside resources and state grants: KD wants to end grant
- Argues that rural municipalities receive insufficient resources to provide welfare. Criticizes that the government removes 300 million SEK in support to smaller municipalities before a new cost equalization is introduced. Read the speech
- Proposes a powerful rural and countryside package and argues that the state grant of 300 million should be extended to ensure an equal welfare. Criticizes the reduction of 50 million kronor which leads to fewer service centers. Read the speech
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Property division time limits for victims of domestic violence
- Argues that protracted property division processes prevent women from leaving violent relationships. Wants society to remove obstacles so that women can live a good life after leaving their partner. Read the speech
- Thanks for the investigation but emphasizes the need to stop violence against women. Wants the investigation to include women's organizations and address issues regarding sanctions as well as the possibility of avoiding coercion in private law processes. Read the speech
- Welcomes the open process and the investigation. Argues that society must do everything to stop violence and provide support to women and children so that it becomes possible for women to live a life after having left their partner. Read the speech
Norden Association: Government support and Nordic integration
- Argues that Föreningen Norden is an important cornerstone for Nordic solidarity and that civil society complements the political work. Criticizes that the new decision reduces long-term perspective and creates concern as the association must now seek project funding. Read the speech
- Expresses concern over reduced long-term perspective for Föreningen Norden and criticizes the lack of information, participation, and a clear timeline in the decision-making process. Asks how the decision was made and why the communication has been so unclear. Read the speech
- Argues that the Nordic cooperation needs to be improved, especially regarding welfare issues such as ambulance and medical transports. Criticizes the lack of clarity in the changes and demands increased transparency in future decision-making processes. Read the speech
Nordic cooperation for prosperity, resilience and green transition
- Asks for conclusions and future paths for the Nordic cooperation. Argues that the cooperation is more important than ever due to the uncertain international situation and the security situation. Read the speech
- Argues that the lack of invitations to the autonomous regions during Sweden's presidency has created frustration and negatively affected Nordic cooperation. Asks what Sweden can do to improve the cooperation and restore the good relationship. Read the speech
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IVO: KD wants 28 million SEK increase and stricter HVB rules
- Argues that welfare crime and lack of patient safety are serious problems as tax money disappears and the quality of care is threatened. Criticizes that Ivo lacks resources and opportunities to conduct sufficient supervision. Asks if the allocated funds are sufficient, if powers should be strengthened, and how welfare crime should be stopped. Read the speech
- Argues that Ivo must focus on serious inaccuracies that affect patients' health. Asks if the appropriation is sufficient given the increasing welfare crime and requests reinforced powers as well as confidentiality-breaking provisions to stop criminal actors. Read the speech
- Argues that it is important to turn the taps to stop welfare crime. Expresses doubt as to whether the resources are sufficient and emphasizes the need for Ivo to have the opportunities to carry out necessary supervision. Read the speech
Gender equality goals: L to increase budget by 72 million SEK
- Argues that equality is in decline in Sweden and the world. Criticizes the government's budget for favoring wealthy men and argues that women are hit hard by the economic crisis. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government's budget increases inequality and is insufficient. Argues that economic policy must facilitate things for single mothers and considers that the support for women is being reduced while wealthy men receive tax cuts. Read the speech
Economic equality: Government reforms and tax cuts impact
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- Argues that economic equality is decreasing because welfare receives fewer resources and women are disadvantaged in the government's budget. Wants to do something major to increase women's economic equality and independence. Read the speech
RUT and ROT deductions for services performed abroad
- Criticizes it as an immoral arrangement that tax money is used for renovations abroad. Argues that it should be possible according to EU law to limit the deductions and questions that the costs are small. Read the speech
- Argues that the interest deduction and the rut deduction are intended to increase the labor supply in Sweden. Criticizes that the government prioritizes tax cuts for those who have the most and that deductions can be made for properties abroad. Read the speech
- Argues that it is unreasonable for tax money to go to renovations abroad. Wants to limit the deductions since other countries have done so and argues that the money could instead be used to strengthen the welfare. Read the speech
Tax for sickness and activity compensation: S proposes 1,900 SEK
- Criticizes the increasing tax gap between wage earners and persons with disabilities. Asks why financial incentives are required for some while persons with sickness or activity compensation are affected by higher costs and inflation. Read the speech
- Criticizes that there is an unfair gap in taxation between persons with sickness or activity compensation and others. Asks if the government considers the funkisskatt to be fair and why another gap is not considered unfair. Read the speech
- Argues that it is important to have a fair Sweden where everyone has good opportunities. Criticizes the current functional tax as deeply unfair because people who cannot work are forced to pay more in tax than others. Read the speech
Stockholm County Administrative Board events and governor's job
- Argues that the events at the County Administrative Board in Stockholm constitute corruption and a violation of the constitution. Asks the Minister what conclusions the government draws from the events and what measures have been taken. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Minister's comments and asks for concrete follow-up measures to prevent corruption. Also asks whether the government was aware of the governor's constitutional offense and the dismissal of the county director before the JO's statement. Read the speech
- Argues that the governor's violation of the constitution during recruitment has damaged trust in the County Administrative Board. Asks whether the Minister is correct that no further follow-up measures are needed and whether it was necessary to dismiss the County Administrative Director. Read the speech
Choice System Act: KD supports diversity, S warns of fraud
- Argues that the law on choice systems opens up for extensive welfare crime and abuse. Asks if the Minister is willing to tackle the crime by, for example, not forcing regions to use the law. Read the speech
- Criticizes that it is unreasonable that regions are forced to apply the law on choice systems. Argues that the legislation enables welfare crime, lack of quality of care, and slave-like working conditions. Asks if the Minister is prepared to remove the legislation where the cheating is greatest. Read the speech
- Means that real freedom of choice is about being able to influence the content of the support provided. Wants to review the system to stop welfare crime and ensure a strong welfare for the individual. Read the speech
Abolishing EBO legislation to counter segregation and housing
- Argues that the EBO legislation leads to runaway segregation and appalling overcrowding. Wants the law to be abolished to create better conditions for integration and asks if the Minister will act actively to abolish it. Read the speech
- Questions whether the government is actually abolishing EBO since half still choose their own housing. Argues that the state must take responsibility for those municipalities that do not want to take the responsibility required to counter segregation. Read the speech
Electricity support for municipalities and regions EU law
- Criticizes that the government has not acted to ensure the promised electricity support. Argues that the sharp reduction in the support leads to staff reductions and deteriorated healthcare. Asks if the minister intends to take measures so that the affected regions receive their support. Read the speech
- Argues that the government has not allocated sufficient resources, which leads to major cuts in healthcare. Asks if there are other ways to compensate the municipalities and regions that did not receive the promised support and if the minister is prepared to review this. Read the speech
Healthcare funding and crisis in Sweden: S, KD, and SD debate
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- Criticizes the government's priorities as disadvantaging the weakest in favor of those who already have. Argues that the Sverigedemokraterna are not taking responsibility for the healthcare crisis and that staff reductions in Region Östergötland are worsening the care. Read the speech
- Argues that the Social Democrats stand up for good welfare and good healthcare. Criticizes the government's priorities as healthcare is not inflation-protected and demands long-term work with healthcare here and now. Read the speech
Dental care for 19-23-year-olds: lowering age limit from 23
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- Notes that the Minister for Social Affairs did not answer the question and criticizes the government for prioritizing tax cuts over welfare. Argues that the decision shifts costs onto the regions and drains resources from an already pressured healthcare system. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government prioritizes tax cuts for the wealthy instead of investing in welfare. Argues that the reform is unreasonable as it shifts costs onto a healthcare system in crisis and affects young people. Read the speech
Sweden's preparedness against influence campaigns and misinformation
- Argues that Sweden is in a serious security situation due to foreign disinformation. Asks how the government handles the national threat from a domestic troll factory that spreads hate and affects the security situation. Read the speech
- Asks whether the Minister considers the spread of hate and disinformation as free opinion formation. Argues that troll factories threaten democracy and freedom of speech and asks how this has affected the government's work with preparedness. Read the speech
- Denies having proposed legislation and emphasizes that freedom of speech is important. Asks how the government plans to act against threats from hate and misleading information coming from both inside and outside. Read the speech
Local democracy threats, party funding and SD disinformation
- Argues that the Sweden Democrats operate troll factories that damage democracy and deter people from political engagement. Points out that party funding is misused by being sent to central troll factories instead of local work. Read the speech
- Argues that local democracy must be strengthened against threats and hate from fake accounts. Wants it to be taken seriously that party support can be misused to create fake accounts. Read the speech
- Argues that the use of party subsidies should be scrutinized as it risks undermining local democracy. Welcomes the protection against threats and violence against local politicians and wants this to be followed up in order to counter people refraining from political engagement. Read the speech
Forensic psychiatry: KD and S demand more resources and care
- Argues that the need for forensic psychiatric care has increased and criticizes that the resources are insufficient as the regions' finances are strained. Points out that high occupancy rates lead to queues and that people are waiting for care. Read the speech
- Argues that lack of municipal interventions causes people to remain in inpatient care unnecessarily. Wants to increase state responsibility, improve competence for young people and provide more resources to forensic psychiatry. Read the speech
- Accepts improved supervision and increased knowledge. However, asks what the Minister for Social Affairs intends to do here and now since current resources are insufficient. Read the speech
Economic equality: tax cuts and welfare reforms for women
- Argues that economic equality is a matter of justice. Criticizes that the government's gender equality analysis is unclear and difficult to read because it merges two years of reforms. Read the speech
- Argues that the gender equality analysis is flawed as it misses how specific reforms affect women. Criticizes that tax cuts and cuts in welfare disproportionately affect women or do not take into account differences in transport habits and wages. Read the speech
- Argues that taxes drive inequality in the working life. Wants to provide more resources to the welfare system and argues that cuts in public spending affect women disproportionately. Read the speech
Sweden's position on two-state solution and Palestine
- Describes the humanitarian distress and the appalling consequences for women and children in Gaza. Asks the Foreign Minister why Sweden does not provide more hope through its voice and demands a ceasefire. Read the speech
- Argues that it is important to send signals of hope and a belief in the future for those affected. Criticizes that the government avoids symbolic actions and asks how the Foreign Minister is to continue giving hope after having cast their vote. Read the speech
Nordic cooperation status and Greenland's absence in debate
- Argues that Nordic cooperation is crucial for meeting uncertainty and achieving the goal of a sustainable region. Criticizes that the foundation was challenged during the pandemic and asks how the Minister for Foreign Affairs should act after Greenland paused the cooperation. Read the speech
- Argues that the foundation of the Nordic cooperation is fragile and expresses concern that Greenland has paused its participation. Asks what the government is doing to improve the conditions so that everyone wants to continue being a part of the cooperation. Read the speech
- Argues that there are always opportunities to improve Nordic cooperation. Criticizes that the autonomous regions were missing at the meeting and asks if the government should act in that situation. Read the speech
Extra budget for Ukraine defense materiel and JAS Gripen support
- Supports the government's extra supplementary budget to continue the crucial support to Ukraine. Argues that Sweden should instead send Jas Gripen and issue state guarantees for the production of ammunition. Read the speech
Sweden corruption: M proposes action plan and investigation
- Argues that corruption and undue influence is a poison that harms society and the economy. Criticizes that the government scrapped an investigation that would have provided the necessary knowledge to be able to propose the right measures. Read the speech
- Argues that corruption also includes threats and harassment. Criticizes that a round-table discussion is sufficient and requests more knowledge about undue influence in municipalities and regions. Asks what knowledge the Minister for Justice has regarding threats and harassment as well as what measures are needed. Read the speech
- Asks whether the Minister for Justice has sufficient knowledge to take reasonable measures against increasing corruption and undue influence. Also asks if he can promise to take the issue seriously as Sweden finds itself on a slippery slope. Read the speech
New law on welfare fraud and crime reporting obligations
- Argues that welfare crime and work-life crime is a cancer tumor that consumes resources and trust. Wants to approve the proposal so that authorities can cooperate and share information to stop fraud and crime. Read the speech
Finnish Cooperation funding: M wants analysis, S wants more
- Argues that it is urgent to be able to continue the work and that the coordination associations need funding. Expresses concern that follow-up at the individual level has been stopped and asks how the Minister intends to proceed. Read the speech
- Asks whether the coordination associations should apply for external funding individually or jointly. Argues that joint applications are better and emphasizes the importance of early interventions for persons with complex issues. Criticizes the insufficient funding of the basic organizations. Read the speech
Troll factories, forestry, animal welfare and democracy debate
- Argues that the Sweden Democrats operate troll factories that affect democracy and expose local politicians to threats and disinformation. Asks how the minister will act to secure democratic society at the local level. Read the speech
Information sharing between authorities to combat crime
- Want to emphasize the need to review the secrecy legislation to enable information exchange between authorities. Argues that cooperation is crucial to prevent children from falling into crime and to counter criminals gaining an advantage. Asks how the government intends to handle the referral bodies' views and what timeline applies. Read the speech
- Argues that lack of cooperation and secrecy prevents children and young people from receiving necessary support. Wants to improve information sharing to prevent welfare crime and criminality, while simultaneously preserving personal privacy. Read the speech
Social dumping and homelessness strategy in Swedish municipalities
- Argues that social dumping is undignified and is caused by a housing crisis. Criticizes that the current government discontinued the investigation on the subject and asks what the Minister for Civil Affairs intends to do. Read the speech
- Argues that the equalization system does not compensate for social dumping. Demands measures to stop the phenomenon because it negatively affects individuals with difficulties and children through relocation to municipalities with poorer conditions. Read the speech
- Argues that the housing crisis is worrying because too few homes are being built. Describes the difficulties that individuals face during forced displacement and criticizes that the investigation into social dumping was abandoned instead of resulting in concrete measures. Read the speech
Customer service deficiencies and consumer rights in Sweden
- Argues that it is unsustainable that it is difficult to reach customer service and cancel subscriptions. Asks what the Minister intends to do to make it easier for consumers to get through and cancel services. Read the speech
- Argues that deficiencies in customer service lead to unnecessary costs, debt collection demands, and shame for consumers. Asks if the Minister will take the initiative for changes in the area now that it is known that the current system does not work. Read the speech
Municipal mergers: KD economic incentives and S care crisis
- Argues that municipalities and regions are in a difficult economic situation and a healthcare crisis. Asks if the government plans mandatory mergers, what initiatives are being taken to facilitate things for the municipal sector and whether the minister has any announcement for smaller municipalities. Read the speech
- Argues that voluntary cooperation between municipalities is important and that obstacles to this should be eased. Asks whether the government has initiatives for large municipalities with few inhabitants that have high costs for rescue services. Read the speech
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Bank profits and household economy: S proposes temporary tax
- Argues that many Swedes are hit hard by increasing indebtedness and that single parents are forced to borrow for food. Proposes a bank tax on the major banks' excess profits to support households in economic vulnerability. Asks if the government's measures are sufficient. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Minister has not answered her questions. Argues that Sweden is in an economic crisis where households are struggling and indebtedness has increased. Suggests the Social Democrats' measures as a way to help households without increasing inflation. Read the speech
Municipal and regional economy and welfare financing debate
- Argues that the government prioritizes tax cuts over welfare and proposes inflation-protected state grants, state credit guarantees, and construction stimulus to strengthen municipalities and regions. Criticizes privatizations and profit extraction in welfare and argues that healthcare is suffering from historical cuts. Read the speech
- Argues that the Social Democrats stand for good welfare and provide good conditions for municipalities and regions. Points out that Region Östergötland has a large deficit which leads to layoffs and deteriorated care. Read the speech
- Argues that municipalities with low tax capacity must raise taxes to manage the welfare. Criticizes the government for not providing the regions with sufficient resources to manage healthcare with high quality. Read the speech
- Argues that the Social Democrats prioritize welfare by not giving more money to those who already have. Proposes that profit-taking in welfare should be stopped in order to keep more resources there. Read the speech
- Argues that municipalities and regions are not always inefficient and that local self-government is positive. Argues that resources for welfare can be increased by stopping profit extraction and welfare crime, but emphasizes that more resources are required. Read the speech
- Questions about the Sweden Democrats' stance on profits in welfare. Argues that profit extraction and welfare crime drain resources from healthcare, schools, and elderly care as well as negatively affect the quality. Read the speech
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Finsam legislation and ESF funding for coordination associations
- Argues that the coordination associations are an innovative force that helps people into work and studies. Asks what can be done to enable applications for ESF funds as well as follow-up at the individual level. Read the speech
- Argues that the coordination associations provide great advantages through cooperation but criticizes that the funding has not increased for a long time. Asks if legislative changes can enable applications for ESF funds as well as how follow-up at the individual level can be improved. Read the speech
- Hoping for a legislative change that clarifies the possibility of applying for funds. Argues that follow-up at the individual level is crucial for developing the operations and requires a decision now. Wants the coordination associations to learn from each other through follow-up. Read the speech
Pharmacy and health center regulations and welfare crime
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- Asks if the proposed changes also cover welfare crime. Argues that better information sharing is required to detect crimes, as well as that one must stop criminal organizations' opportunities to make criminal profits. Read the speech
- Argues that the system for supervision and detection of fraud must be improved. Asks whether the government will stop criminally organized companies and stop profit-seeking within healthcare. Read the speech
Green transition: KD allocates 100 million SEK for permits
- Argues that the green transition creates jobs and economic growth. Emphasizes that municipalities in northern Sweden need state support for infrastructure, housing, and welfare to manage the rapid population growth and the investments. Read the speech
- Asks how the government views the Sweden Democrats' skepticism towards technological shifts in the industry. Requests clearer support for municipalities across the country and clarification regarding how the equalization system compensates for population growth. Read the speech
- Argues that the green transition is positive and creates confidence in the future. Wants an assurance that the government assists municipalities with the costs that arise during the transition. Read the speech
State e-identification to strengthen security and infrastructure
- Argues that a state e-identification is necessary to secure a society-critical function and combat fraud. Wants the state solution to be designed so that it includes persons in digital exclusion. Read the speech
- Asks the Minister if the issue of a state e-identification has been neglected. Argues that Sweden needs a state solution for security policy reasons and to counter digital exclusion. Read the speech
Ostlänken railway investment and Södra stambanan connection
- Argues that Ostlänken is important for development, but criticizes the lack of planning for the southern exit from Linköping. Asks if it is possible to include these kilometers to facilitate commuting and freight traffic. Read the speech
- Asks why the government did not include an exit from Linköping in the assignment to Trafikverket. Argues that the lack of connection harms urban development, work commuting, and freight traffic. Read the speech
- Emphasizes that Ostlänken is long-awaited and important for people's everyday lives as well as for the development in Östergötland. Wants the small white zone to be clearly included in the plans now so that it is not forgotten. Read the speech
Preschool marketization: L wants profit limits, S demands ban
- Criticizes that private large corporations prioritize profit over children's care and quality. Argues that the pursuit of profit risks worsening the preschool's equality and suggests that a profit ban be investigated and introduced, and that supervision be strengthened. Read the speech
- Criticizes that money is prioritized over the children's care. Proposes a profit ban within preschools and argues that supervision must be strengthened. Also wants the municipalities to have a decisive influence over the establishment of independent schools. Read the speech
- Argues that the marketization of preschool has gone too far and that the pursuit of profit deteriorates the quality. Wants to stop the pursuit of profit in total instead of just limiting it for new schools. Asks the Minister how he/she views that tax money goes to profit instead of the children's care. Read the speech
Tax freeze for municipalities and regions: KD and S debate
Tax freeze for municipalities and regions: KD, M, and S debate
- Argues that the economic situation in municipalities and regions is very tough and that welfare is threatened. Criticizes that the government prioritizes a tax freeze over saving welfare. Argues that a tax freeze limits municipal self-government. Asks if the Minister is prepared to introduce a soft tax freeze. Read the speech
- Argues that there is no intrinsic value in raising the tax. Wants the government to provide sufficient resources to municipalities and regions so that they can fulfill their mandates without having to raise the tax. Argues that reductions in the right of taxation affect municipal self-government. Read the speech
Healthcare and civil defense: KD and S debate funding
- Criticizes the government's claims of a historical upgrade of civil defense when healthcare suffers from underfunding and savings. Argues that lack of resources weakens healthcare and jeopardizes preparedness in crisis and war. Read the speech
- Argues that the healthcare system is underfunded and is in a crisis. Asks whether the government considers that this underfunding strengthens civil defense and what needs to be done to strengthen preparedness. Read the speech
- Argues that the state must provide the regions with sufficient resources so that they can strengthen healthcare capacity and civil defense. Criticizes that the current lack of resources and staff reductions hinder the construction of the defense. Read the speech
Civil defense: municipal responsibility and resource lack
- Criticizes the government's claims about a historical upgrade of civil defense as resources are lacking. Argues that the underfunding of healthcare threatens preparedness and requires more resources to build up society's capabilities. Read the speech
- Before the message from people within the healthcare sector about the need to build up the civil defense. Argues that what does not work in normal conditions will not work in a crisis and that the care needs to be strengthened. Read the speech
Procurement framework to counteract crime and subcontractor chains
- Argues that many workplace accidents are due to occupational crime and a lack of accountability in long subcontracting chains. Asks if the government is prepared to address the problem that too many subcontractors make it unmanageable and that no one takes responsibility. Read the speech
- Argues that the current procurement regulatory framework contributes to unhealthy competition, welfare crime, and workplace accidents. Proposes an investigation to examine how many subcontractor levels can be limited to increase accountability. Read the speech
Sweden's recovery plan and risks of reduced reduction obligation
- Argues that it is important to know how much money Sweden risks losing. Asks what the Finance Minister intends to do to secure the money that is to come to the country. Read the speech
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Household finances: tax cuts, housing allowances and bank tax
- Argues that the welfare society is in turmoil and that the economic situation hits ordinary people hard. Criticizes the government for not taking the situation seriously and for tax cuts primarily benefiting high-income earners. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government is lowering taxes for high-income earners while those who are struggling financially do not receive sufficient help. Argues that the gaps are increasing and that a more equal society should be pursued for both well-being and economic growth. Read the speech
- Proposes introducing a tax on banks' excess profits to help the economically vulnerable. Wants to strengthen the support for these through a temporary child allowance and a tank discount and asks the government if they will take action. Read the speech
Climate, foreign policy, economy and social issues debate
- Asks why the Nordic Council of Ministers has declined continued cooperation with the Nordic Council's Welfare Committee at the women's summit. Argues that the cooperation is crucial for equality, democracy, and Nordic cooperation. Read the speech
Mental health of young men: support and resources debate
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- Argues that young boys need special focus because they often do not seek help. Emphasizes the important role of civil society and expresses concern that cuts in municipalities and regions threaten basic support for young people's mental health. Read the speech
- Argues that resources for welfare are crucial and that support for young people with mental illness must be available now. Expresses concern that cuts in municipalities and regions create difficulties that cannot be recovered. Read the speech
Missing electricity support for Region Östergötland classification
- Criticizes that regions and municipalities are losing millions of kronor in promised electricity support due to incorrect classification as agricultural producers. Asks if the government intends to take measures to ensure that those affected receive the money they were promised. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government did not act on referral responses that warned against the current rules. Asks how regions can be classified as agricultural producers and demands that the minister acts to prevent negative consequences for healthcare. Read the speech
- Argues that it is unreasonable that high-income earners have inflation protection while the municipal sector does not. Urges the minister to act so that affected municipalities and regions will receive better conditions for welfare. Read the speech
Phasing out development cooperation with Cambodia
- Criticizes that the government is phasing out support to organizations for human rights in Cambodia, which risks worsening the situation. Asks how the government's strategy for foreign trade has influenced the decision and questions whether the phasing out is truly occurring in a responsible manner. Read the speech
- Argues that the government's strategy focuses too much on foreign trade. Criticizes that the focus of aid risks being shifted from the poorest countries to countries where trade is easier and requests the government's grounds for the decision. Read the speech
Menopause care: KD wants chief midwife and S criticizes cuts
- Argues that women have poorer access to care and that women's diseases are low-priority. Asks how the government will concretely work for improved menopause care and ensure equal care. Read the speech
- Argues that menopause care in Sweden is not equitable. Expresses concern that the care may deteriorate and asks what the Minister can do to guarantee that the care becomes better for all affected women. Read the speech
Healthcare funding crisis: S proposes bank tax, KD cites deficits
- Highlights the healthcare staff's concern over staff shortages and the negative consequences for patients. Argues that the state shares responsibility for healthcare and appeals to the government to invest in healthcare despite the inflation. Read the speech
Healthcare financing: state vs region responsibility and budget
- Argues that healthcare is threatened by economic crises and inflation. Criticizes the government for not allocating sufficient funds and appeals to the Minister for Health to provide the regions with resources to save healthcare. Read the speech
Choice System Act: M supports competition, S wants reform
- Criticizes that the law on choice systems enables organized crime and cheating. Proposes that the law should be abolished or reformed to improve governance and quality. Read the speech
- Argues that welfare is important and that money allocated to healthcare must not be wasted through fraud. Asks if it is time to reform the legislation to limit the possibilities for fraud within welfare. Read the speech
Cuts to student unions: 200,000 participants affected
- Argues that study associations are crucial for social interaction and community participation for persons with disabilities. Points out that both study associations and folk high schools are important for the community and that cuts are about priorities rather than inflation. Read the speech
- Highlights the importance of popular education by describing how study associations can give people with disabilities self-confidence and culture. Appeals to the Minister for answers on how people with disabilities are to find their way into society if the activity is shut down. Read the speech
General grants to municipalities: V demands 20 billion SEK
- Asks what responsibility the Sweden Democrats have for today's welfare situation and how they answer those who are worried about not receiving the care and welfare they need. Read the speech
- Asks how the Sweden Democrats respond to the fact that welfare is in a "starvation diet" due to inflation and interest rates. Argues that current funds are insufficient and that healthcare needs more resources instead of cuts. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's policy for causing a welfare crisis and cuts in healthcare. Wants to increase the general state grants, double the investments in healthcare and introduce a new financing principle where resources automatically increase with inflation. Read the speech
- Argues that the Social Democrats have always strengthened the welfare state through investments and employment. Asks why the Sweden Democrats advocate for fewer resources for the welfare state if they are dissatisfied with its current state. Read the speech
- Argues that it is more difficult for the municipalities today than it was a few years ago. Points out that cuts in healthcare affect people and emphasizes the importance of priorities in today's reality. Read the speech
- Argues that the budget is financed by targeting tax cuts to low- and middle-income earners as well as by introducing a tax on the banks' excess profits. Wants to strengthen welfare by countering marketization and welfare crimes. Read the speech
- Argues that tax money spent on welfare crimes or profits is unreasonable and should be used for welfare. Suggests that banks' excess profits should be taxed to finance the budget and argues that investments in welfare are not inflation-inducing. Read the speech
- Asks how municipalities and regions can stop new recruitment to gang crime when they lack sufficient resources for preventive measures. Argues that the wave of violence is escalating and that current resources are insufficient. Read the speech
- Agree on the importance of better cooperation between municipalities. Argues that resources are crucial to be able to support children and young people and asks how municipalities can act when resources are lacking. Read the speech
- Asks what is derogatory in the pride in the Swedish welfare model. Also requests clarity on why Cecilia Rönn is happy about investments in schools but not in the rest of the welfare. Read the speech
- Argues that resources are necessary to strengthen working conditions and train staff within the welfare sector. Criticizes that resources are dismissed as left-wing rhetoric and emphasizes that money plays a role for the welfare sector's conditions. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Minister for Civil Affairs places the responsibility on the municipalities and regions. Argues that healthcare is affected by staff reductions and resource shortages despite great challenges and high inflation. Read the speech
- Asks how the Minister can stand up for a budget that leads to cuts and poorer quality in healthcare. Argues that the government prioritizes tax cuts for high-income earners over safeguarding welfare during the current crisis. Read the speech
Housing situation in Sweden: KD proposes grants and allowances
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- Criticizes the government for not ensuring that housing is built and argues that those who are in the queue or are homeless do not receive sufficient support. Wants the economy to be strengthened for families with children in the current crisis. Read the speech
- Argues that the Minister for Housing does not describe the difficult situation sufficiently. Criticizes that the government does nothing more than state the problem and suggests that focus should be on homelessness and the construction crisis instead of the tax deduction. Read the speech
Government work, energy, equality, migration and security
- Asks the Minister for Civil Affairs about the consequences of cuts and savings at the authorities. Argues that the savings affect state service and presence in the country and that staff cuts at Skatteverket risk hindering the expanded population census. Read the speech
Tax on banks' net interest income to help households
- Argues that households are hit hard by the economic crisis while the big banks are making record profits on net interest. Wants to introduce a temporary tax on the banks' excess profits to contribute to the affected households. Read the speech
- Argues that the banks' excess profits occur at the expense of households struggling with high inflation and interest rates. Suggests that a tax on the banks' excess profits should be used to finance the budget and argues that the banks can bear the cost without raising fees. Read the speech
- Argues that the proposal does not affect Kommuninvest because its net interest has not increased in the same way as the major banks'. Claims that the proposal is feasible and that it is a matter of political will rather than populism. Read the speech
Budget impact on inflation and economy: M vs S views
- Argues that the government's budget risks worsening the recession through insufficient investments in welfare. Claims that one can take responsibility for both inflation and welfare at the same time without welfare deteriorating. Read the speech
- Argues that the government's investments in welfare are insufficient. Criticizes that lack of resources and large cuts in the public sector affect the economy and the quality of welfare. Argues that one can take responsibility for both inflation and a strong welfare at the same time. Read the speech
- Argues that a lack of resources for welfare risks worsening the current recession. Criticizes that inflation is used as an argument against investing in welfare when it comes to priorities. Asks how the Finance Minister will act if the cuts negatively affect the recession. Read the speech
Tax for sickness and activity compensation: S wants to abolish
- Criticizes that people with sickness benefit and activity compensation pay higher taxes than those who work. Argues that this unfair tax gap must be removed because it affects people with functional variations and chronic diseases. Read the speech
- Argues that it is deeply unfair that people with sickness and activity compensation pay higher taxes than those who work. Wants to abolish the unfair funkisskatt today. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government's policy increases the gap between working people and persons with sickness and activity compensation. Argues that it is deeply unfair and demands that the funkisskatt be abolished. Read the speech
Disinformation, economy, crime and integration debate
- Notes that households are concerned due to decreased real wages, rising unemployment, and high interest rates. Asks the Prime Minister what proposals the government has to help households that are struggling financially. Read the speech
State presence in Härnösand and localization of agencies
- Wants to continue using the expression the SD-led government because everything must go through the Sweden Democrats. Argues that the government must pursue an active policy for state presence throughout the country and asks how savings affect the operations of the service offices. Read the speech
State presence in Härnösand and decentralization debate
- Argues that state presence is crucial for trust in society and that people should feel closer to the state. Asks what ambition the government has for Statens servicecenter and servicekontor when cuts occur. Read the speech
Young people not working or studying: KD and S demand more
- Argues that young people who neither work nor study often fall behind due to tragic events or difficulties in making up for lost time. Criticizes that the state, the municipality, and the regions do not always cooperate sufficiently to provide these young people with the support they need. Read the speech
- Argues that the government is deprioritizing folk high schools, student health, regions and study associations. Wants investments in these so that young people can have a good life and be able to contribute to society. Read the speech
Searchability of children's reports to increase safety
- Argues that it entails a great risk that children are missed when the social services cannot see previous reports of concern. Asks why the S-led government's proposal for a legislative amendment cannot be implemented now to solve the problem. Read the speech
- Argues that the child's best interests must come first and criticizes that social workers cannot search old reports of concern. Asks when the change can be implemented since delays mean that children can be missed. Read the speech
- Argues that it is a serious threat to children that one cannot search old reports of concern. Wants the legislative change to be implemented quickly because concrete proposals are on the table. Asks why the government is not implementing the change. Read the speech
Time limit for property division in domestic violence cases
- Argues that women leaving violent relationships need long-term support and economic opportunities. Proposes that a time limit for the division of property be introduced to prevent the process from being dragged out. Asks when a change can be expected. Read the speech
- Argues that prolonged separation processes can force women to return to violent relationships. Wants a tightening of the rules and that new tools are introduced to prevent processes from dragging on. Read the speech
- Argues that violence against women by men must cease and that support is required for vulnerable women and children. Suggests that a final deadline should be introduced to set a requirement despite potential negative consequences. Read the speech
Childcare during inconvenient hours: legislation vs. local rules
- Argues that municipalities should be obliged to offer childcare at inconvenient working hours to enable full-time employment. Criticizes that current legislation is too weak and expresses concern that municipalities prioritize this lower due to lack of resources. Read the speech
- Argues that the municipalities' economic crisis risks leading to a deprioritization of childcare during inconvenient working hours. Asks if the government is prepared to inject more money or strengthen the legislation to ensure this care. Read the speech
- Argues that "strive for" is not clear enough and that municipalities risk prioritizing away childcare during inconvenient working hours due to economic savings. Asks about the need to strengthen resources or the legislation. Read the speech
Housing construction crisis and shortage in Sweden
- Argues that Sweden is in a serious construction crisis. Criticizes the government's proposal for a raised ceiling for the rot deduction as misguided economic policy and questions whether the stimulus for converting premises into housing will actually increase the supply. Read the speech
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- Argues that the current construction crisis is serious and negatively affects both individuals and Sweden's economy. Wants the government to take the situation more seriously and make decisions that ensure more housing is built. Read the speech
Gotland civil defense funding and state responsibility debate
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- Argues that insufficient resources for healthcare threaten civil defense. Argues that Gotland's unique and security-related challenges require more funding than the Minister has responded to. Asks if Gotland can bear the responsibility alone. Read the speech
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Healthcare savings: S proposes 12 billion to cut staffing profits
- Asks why the government is not allocating more resources to the regions. Argues that Region Östergötland risks major consequences for healthcare due to the deficit and that high costs for hired staff are draining the resources. Read the speech
- Argues that the government's reference to inflation as a reason for the lack of resources is not an established fact. Criticizes that the lack of resources in welfare can worsen the recession and argues that one can choose to provide resources to avoid a healthcare crisis. Read the speech
Gender equality and job tax credit effects in the economy
- Argues that it is important to analyze political measures from a gender equality perspective. Criticizes the government's gender equality analysis for being unclear and incomplete as it does not show effects for specific years or include all tax cuts. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government's gender equality analysis is unclear and that it is difficult to discern the consequences of their measures. Proposes a fair tax cut for ordinary people that benefits women more than the government's proposal. Argues that the investments in welfare are insufficient. Read the speech
- Argues that equality is in decline and requires continued struggle. Criticizes the government for not doing enough for low-paid women, argues that resources for welfare are insufficient and questions the prioritization of tax cuts for high-income earners. Read the speech
ROT and RUT deductions: M proposes higher ceilings for jobs
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- Asks what the government wants to achieve by strengthening the rot and rut deductions instead of strengthening crime prevention work or welfare. Criticizes that the deductions primarily benefit high-income earners and function as a tax-subsidized labor immigration rather than creating jobs for vulnerable groups. Read the speech
- Argues that the government's proposal to raise the ceiling for the rotavdrag (deduction for home improvements) is a misguided economic policy that primarily benefits high-income earners. Criticizes that tax money is used for services outside Sweden and argues that the resources should be used for other priorities. Read the speech
State green guarantees and green transition in northern Sweden
- Argues that Sweden should take responsibility for the climate transition through large investments that create jobs and export opportunities. Urges the new government to push for investments and social construction to enable the green industrial revolution. Asks how the costs involved in the green transition should be managed. Read the speech
- Argues that the green transition creates new jobs and hope for municipalities. Wants the state, the Riksdag and the government to jointly invest in green credits and support for municipalities to handle the large costs. Read the speech
Equalization system investigation timeframe and resources
- Argues that the welfare system is facing a cost crisis and that the investigation is very extensive. Asks why the Minister for Civil Affairs does not work for more resources and a longer investigation period to ensure a well-executed investigation. Read the speech
- Describes the Civil Minister's remark as contemptuous and asks the government to increase resources or extend the time for the investigation. Argues that the investigation will not be completed within the current timeframe and demands better basis for decisions. Read the speech
- Appeals for more time and resources so that the investigation can deliver high-quality foundations. Argues that it is crucial to have time to investigate all issues to ensure a fair distribution of resources to municipalities and regions. Read the speech
Economic management and result reserves in municipalities
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- Asks what the Sweden Democrats think about a guarantee model to protect welfare during crises. Argues that the government does not provide municipalities and regions with sufficient resources to be able to save money for future challenges. Read the speech
- Asks how the Sverigedemokraterna stand on a guarantee model to handle cyclical fluctuations. Argues that municipalities and regions are not given sufficient resources to maintain welfare or to be able to save money. Read the speech
Municipal cooperation to reduce secrecy and combat crime
- Argues that the secrecy legislation constitutes an obstacle to combating crime and preventing new recruitment to gangs. Asks when a changed legislation can be initiated to enable better cooperation and early interventions for children and youth. Read the speech
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Abolition of feminist foreign policy and impact on women
- Argues that feminist foreign policy has yielded concrete results and made a difference on the ground. Criticizes the Foreign Minister for not taking into account the knowledge that the policy actually worked. Read the speech
- Argues that an egalitarian policy is needed more than ever as crises hit women particularly hard. Criticizes that the abolition of the feminist foreign policy is a clear signal to the rest of the world that affects both words and practical action. Read the speech
Gang violence, agriculture, healthcare and cybersecurity
- Argues that violence in Sweden is escalating and creating anxiety and fear. Asks if the government should convene to address the escalating violence. Read the speech
Measures against crime in the workplace: L, S, and SD debate
- Argues that crime in the working life has heinous consequences for society and the people who are exploited. Criticizes that the investigation into information exchange between authorities is at a standstill and asks when the secrecy barriers will be removed to stop the criminality. Read the speech
- Asks when the legislation will be changed regarding confidentiality issues to enable cooperation between authorities. Wants systems that facilitate welfare crime and work-life crime, for example within the home care area, to be removed. Read the speech
Government vision and budget for persons with disabilities
- Argues that persons with disabilities have worse living conditions than the rest of the population. Criticizes the government's policy for worsening economic conditions, reducing resources to study associations and folk high schools as well as providing insufficient resources to the school. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government's policy entails deteriorations for persons with disabilities within economy, school, education and work. Argues that the government is not living up to its previous promises and requests improvements within housing, care and skills supply [3, 7-9]. Read the speech
- Argues that issues concerning persons with disabilities must be seen as a whole rather than individual sectors. Wants the budget to prioritize investments so that persons with disabilities can have an independent life and better quality of life. Read the speech
Social dumping in municipalities: migration, housing and resources
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- Argues that social dumping affects everyone and is not solely a migration issue. Criticizes that the government provides insufficient resources to municipalities and regions as well as that the equalization system does not solve the problem. Read the speech
- Argues that the removal of the investment support reduced the construction of rental apartments. Proposes that investigations be resumed, municipalities be given more resources, more housing be built and more be distributed based on socioeconomic factors. Read the speech
Elderly Care Boost: S wants Äldreomsorgslyftet to continue to 2026
- Argues that the supply of competence and resources are major challenges for the welfare system. Criticizes cuts in adult education and labor market measures and demands a clear statement that Äldreomsorgslyftet shall continue. Read the speech
- Argues that the staff shortage is a major challenge within the entire welfare system. Criticizes cuts in municipalities, regions, and adult education and demands a clear statement regarding future investments. Read the speech
Electricity support to municipalities and regions 20m cap
- Criticizes that the government leaves the municipal welfare in the lurch by not providing sufficient state grants. Argues that the electricity support is incorrectly designed as it lacks a cap for households but has a cap for municipalities and regions. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government does not compensate the municipal sector for high electricity prices. Argues that it is unfair that certain municipalities, especially in northern Sweden, are under-compensated and that a cap should be introduced for households in the same way as for municipalities. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government for allocating insufficient resources to the welfare system. Argues that the government's decision not to compensate northern Sweden for high electricity prices and to introduce a cap for other municipalities negatively affects the welfare. Read the speech
Security, welfare and immigration policy in PM's question time
- Argues that the Nordic welfare model should be strengthened through cooperation and knowledge exchange. Asks the Prime Minister what will be prioritized when Sweden is the chair of the Nordic Council next year. Read the speech
Equalization system investigation: tax rates and welfare impact
- Argues that the investigation is about justice and equal conditions for the welfare. Criticizes that the government focuses on countering tax increases rather than the threats that the welfare faces. Asks about the background to the government's specific priorities. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government calls 6 billion kronor a marginal effect on welfare. Argues that municipalities and regions must have the right to raise taxes to secure welfare and local self-government. Asks which municipalities and what growth the government means by growth-inhibiting effects. Read the speech
- Asks the Minister to clarify the reasons for the supplementary directives and why they do not cover development and equivalent welfare. Argues that a lower degree of equalization can increase income inequalities between municipalities, which affects growth opportunities. Does not want to limit the possibilities for municipalities and regions to stand up for good welfare. Read the speech
Municipal finances: KD inflation measures vs S grant demands
- Argues that the welfare system is threatened due to a lack of resources and economic crisis in many municipalities and regions. Wants the government to immediately announce the level of state grants for 2024 to avoid cuts and layoff notices. Read the speech
- Argues that the equalization reserves were created through the Social Democrats' previous support for the municipalities and that municipalities without such reserves have unequal conditions. Criticizes that the minister's meetings with municipal representatives do not correspond to actual visits to the municipalities. Read the speech
Tax cuts for high-income earners vs welfare and housing
- Criticizes that the government has prioritized tax cuts for high-income earners over investments in welfare and families with children during an economic crisis. Asks the Finance Minister what the advice is for parents who are struggling to make ends meet. Read the speech
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Municipal welfare and elderly care resources and competence
- Argues that the government and the Sweden Democrats are not allocating enough resources to welfare and elderly care. Criticizes that the Sweden Democrats' actual policy does not invest in the elderly who have built up society. Read the speech
- Argues that the resources for the welfare system are insufficient and that the government is not making larger general investments than the Social Democrats did. Criticizes the lack of both money and competence within elderly care after 2023. Read the speech
Climate policy, economic conditions and goals in PM's question
- Argues that inflation hits households with small margins hard. Criticizes the government for prioritizing tax cuts for high-income earners instead of investing the resources in the most vulnerable households. Read the speech
Municipal welfare resources: S wants double investment
- Argues that the government's and the Sweden Democrats' budget implies a cost crisis for welfare due to insufficient resources. Wants to double the investments in welfare to create a more cohesive and equal society. Read the speech
- Argues that municipalities and regions face difficult conditions and budget deficits. Criticizes that the state has not provided sufficient resources to maintain the welfare and asks which welfare the government does not want. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government and the Sverigedemokraterna for prioritizing tax cuts over welfare and for cutting resources to municipalities and regions. Argues that welfare needs more resources, an equivalent equalization model and that democratic control must be reclaimed to stop profit-seeking. Read the speech
- Argues that the equalization system should compensate for uncontrollable factors such as sparsity and different circumstances. Wants to distribute resources more equally to ensure an equitable welfare for all people throughout Sweden. Read the speech
- Supports the implemented cost equalization to create more equality. Criticizes that the Sweden Democrats and the government are reducing resources for welfare, which leads to deteriorations in many areas. Read the speech
- Argues that the previous government provided significant resources to municipalities and regions. Claims that municipalities are now planning layoffs due to insufficient resources and that there is also a skills shortage. Read the speech
- Criticizes that it is presented as if municipalities waste money easily. Argues that municipalities and regions need more subsidies than the government provides due to high inflation and interest rates. Requests electricity price support for municipalities and wants to keep the Äldreomsorgslyftet to meet the skills shortage. Read the speech
Social dumping between municipalities and migration policy
- Argues that social dumping is about reducing municipal costs at the expense of the individual. Criticizes that the government does not prioritize the investigation and asks how the Minister for Civil Affairs intends to solve the issue. Wants to counteract social dumping. Read the speech
Social dumping between municipalities and rural areas costs
- Argues that wealthy municipalities send people they do not want to municipalities with difficult conditions. Criticizes that the government has discontinued the investigation into social dumping and argues that the equalization system does not compensate for this. Read the speech
Social dumping: KD wants Settlement Act review, S wants construction
- Argues that social dumping affects municipalities with weak economies and individuals with social problems. Criticizes that the government shut down the investigation without warning and asks what specific measures are planned. Read the speech
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- Regrets that the investigation was discontinued as it could have provided important knowledge about the problem. Argues that social dumping only moves to other municipalities and advocates for requirements for municipalities to have a versatile construction. Read the speech
Welfare in northern Sweden: S criticizes government policy
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- Argues that people in northern Sweden experience enormous frustration over unequal treatment. Criticizes that the equalization system does not fully compensate for structural differences and suggests a clear decision on support for increased electricity prices to municipalities and regions in northern Sweden. Read the speech
- Argues that people in northern Sweden are upset about lack of support and broken promises. Wants to provide sufficient resources to create equal conditions and invest in welfare throughout Sweden. Read the speech
Welfare state conditions and resource distribution to regions
- Argues that the Swedish welfare state is the core of a strong society. Criticizes that the government does not prioritize the welfare state with sufficient resources and asks if the government will send more resources to municipalities and regions. Read the speech
- Argues that the government's lack of decisiveness and insufficient resources lead to the welfare system cracking. Criticizes that tax cuts are prioritized over increased state grants and demands more staff within the welfare sector. Read the speech
- Argues that there are major competence shortages and that there are insufficient resources in the budget for the coming years. Wants to double the investments in welfare to ensure resources and create an equal society. Read the speech
School, energy, economy, sports and social policy debate
General grants to municipalities: SD 13bn, V wants 24bn more
- Argues that the cracks in the welfare system and the poor working conditions within elderly care are clear. Criticizes the Sweden Democrats for now refraining from providing elderly care with the resources needed. Read the speech
- Argues that the municipalities are facing a cost crisis due to high electricity bills, inflation, and interest rates. Criticizes that the government and the Sverigedemokraterna are removing the elderly care boost and argues that they are investing less in welfare than the socialdemokraterna. Read the speech
- Argues that the government and the Sverigedemokraterna are underfunding welfare and prioritizing tax cuts over municipalities and regions. Criticizes profit extraction in schools and the marketization of welfare and argues that investments in elderly care must be strengthened. Read the speech
- Argues that the government and the Sverigedemokraterna are underfunding the welfare. Criticizes that tax cuts for high-income earners are occurring at the expense of necessary investments in the welfare. Read the speech
- Argues that the government's tax cuts are at the expense of welfare and that principals would rather have resources for the school than lower taxes. Claims that they are doubling the resources for welfare to meet the municipalities' difficulties. Read the speech
- Argues that the party stands by its policy and that the investments in welfare mean a brighter future. Proposes a "thought discount" [tankrabatt] to help those struggling with increased costs and inflation. Read the speech
- Argues that the government and Sverigedemokraterna prioritize tax cuts for high-income earners over welfare. Criticizes that the budget implies a cost crisis for welfare and asks which welfare the government does not want. Read the speech
- Argues that the healthcare system is struggling with challenges and staff shortages. Wants to stick to the S-led government's initiative for healthcare workers and asks how the government's budget can cut queues without these initiatives. Read the speech
- Argues that the investments in the regions are insufficient and that the staff shortage is not being managed. Asks how municipalities and regions north of Dalälven should be compensated for electricity costs and how the government views this. Read the speech
Crime, infrastructure, economy, housing and climate debate
- Comments that the government during the previous mandate period worked on reducing and consolidating targeted government grants. Asks how the Moderaterna can criticize the system while they themselves proposed a very detailed government grant,. Read the speech
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- Argues that the marketization of the welfare state has led to increased inequality and welfare crime. Wants to take back control over the welfare state and criticizes the government's lack of concrete proposals on funding and investments to strengthen the welfare state. Read the speech
Source: The Swedish Parliament. Kammarkoll is an independent service.