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Gunilla Carlsson (S)
What Gunilla Carlsson 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.
Supplier control register: SD, S, and V debate exclusion
- Requests approval of the proposal on coordinated register control but argues that the control should cover all grounds for exclusion and that the register should be used earlier than 2028. Also proposes a limitation of subcontractors to a maximum of two as well as requirements for collective agreement terms in public procurement. Read the speech
Labor law in public procurement: Audit Office report debate
- Criticizes that authorities lack labor law requirements in risk industries and make questionable interpretations of the legislation. Wants collective agreements to apply in public procurement, limit subcontracting chains and that the government acts forcefully against labor crime. Read the speech
Sweden's EU budget contribution and financing debate
- Wants the EU budget to be kept tight and that new initiatives are financed through reprioritizations. Argues that a ladder of sanctions should be introduced against countries that violate the rule of law principles and opposes common EU taxes. Read the speech
Public procurement: competition, sustainability and rules
- Criticizes that the Moderaterna do not want to let workers be exploited or that criminal actors win procurement contracts. Asks why it takes so long to introduce a register of unscrupulous actors. Read the speech
- Criticizes that it will take until 2028 before a register for supplier control is introduced. Argues that municipalities should be able to influence the establishment of new actors and wants to influence the EU directive to limit subcontracting chains. Read the speech
- Argues that the government should do more to give idea-driven actors greater opportunities and criticizes that criminal actors exploit the procurement system. Proposes that the grounds for exclusion be tightened, that requirements for the work environment and sustainability be set and that the number of subcontractor links be limited to a maximum of two. Read the speech
- Argues that free freedom of establishment makes it difficult for municipalities to influence the location of operations. Criticizes that tax money is used for criminal activity and suggests better control over subcontractor chains to ensure working conditions and accountability. Read the speech
- Argues that municipalities should have the right to exercise a veto against new actors to ensure responsibility for the operations. Wants to limit large profit withdrawals and stop criminal actors from running schools and care. Read the speech
Government priorities: tax cuts, coastal protection and healthcare
- Argues that the poorest are affected by rising rents and food prices. Asks why the government prioritizes tax cuts for the rich over increased benefits for families with children and pensioners. Read the speech
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Sweden's EU fees: interest costs, electricity grid and budget
- Criticizes the government's management of the EU's budget and interest costs as irresponsible. Argues that Sweden should be a strong voice for a united EU and prioritize the green transition. Read the speech
Public procurement rules: competition, quality and conditions
- Argues that public funds should be used responsibly by setting requirements for working conditions, environment, and compliance with contractual terms. Wants to tighten procurement legislation by limiting the number of subcontracting links, strengthening information exchange within the EU, and introducing coordinated register checks. Read the speech
- Highlights the problem of welfare crime where companies avoid taxes and fees by closing down companies. Asks about the possibility of abolishing secrecy between authorities and about the proposal for coordinated register control. Read the speech
- Argues that the Swedish Paying Agency is important for managing tax money wisely. Urges the Sweden Democrats to push for a bill on register control to stop criminal companies. Asks if the Sweden Democrats are prepared to vote to limit the subcontracting chain. Read the speech
Procurement framework to counteract crime and subcontractor chains
- Criticizes the government's passive stance regarding workplace accidents and crimes in the workplace. Argues that current procurement legislation is insufficient to counter corruption and unhealthy competition and asks when Bolagsverket's register controls will be implemented. Read the speech
- Argues that current legislation is not sufficient to prevent irregularities and long supply chains. Criticizes that the supplier control investigation did not present proposals to limit the sub-supplier chains. Wants an investigation to be appointed to limit these chains. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government for a lack of interest in work environment issues. Supports a register at Bolagsverket and argues that measures must be taken against the problem with subcontractor chains. Read the speech
Konkurrensverket procurement supervision powers and transparency
- Supports the proposals in the bill for a more effective procurement supervision. Argues that the government should proceed with re-advertising, requirements for suppliers to submit information, limitation of subcontractor links as well as a function for coordinated register checks at Bolagsverket. Read the speech
Public procurement sustainability: net-zero goals by 2030
- Argues that the government's measures are on the right track but insufficient. Wants the Public Procurement Act to be clarified so that sustainability requirements are followed up and moves for approval of the reservation. Read the speech
Energy, school, care and economy: S wants 60 TWh by 2030
- Asks how the Minister views the banks' large profits in the tough economic situation with increased living costs and interest expenses for households. Read the speech
Public procurement: simplifying rules and social dumping
- Argues that the previous government took important steps to develop public procurement. Wants tax money to be used effectively through a system for supplier control and that the regulatory framework be sharpened to take into account climate, environmental, and social aspects. Argues that LOU should not be applied to public utility housing companies. Read the speech
Election of third deputy speaker: Lundgren, Fornarve, lottery
- Argues that the choice of the Speaker's Presidium should be made with respect for the election result in order to avoid the opposition being shut out. Suggests that a lottery should decide who receives the assignment as third deputy speaker since the parties have an equal number of mandates. Read the speech
Election of Kenneth G Forslund as first deputy speaker
- Nominate Kenneth G Forslund as first deputy speaker. Argues that he possesses the experience and qualities required for the assignment thanks to his long parliamentary experience. Read the speech
Election of Norlén as Speaker of the Riksdag
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