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Gustaf Lantz (S)
What Gustaf Lantz 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.
Welfare, school, migration and economy debate in Riksdag
- Argues that bullying is a serious issue that requires political action. Wants to form a popular movement against bullying and urges colleagues to dare to challenge prevailing structures and behaviors. Read the speech
Social services: KD wants drug tests and fines for parents
- Thanks and praises the former colleague for her important work in the committee and for her ability to seek consensus and understanding in democracy. Read the speech
- Argues that the social services' preventive measures must be prioritized to protect children from crime. Criticizes the government's proposal on point-marking which resembles punishment and advocates instead for a national risk family program. Read the speech
- Have nothing to remark on the presentation. Express confidence in the speaker's leadership and knowledge. Read the speech
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- Confirms that the Social Democrats will vote for the proposal on intermediate coercion. Criticizes the minister's statements on social media as sabotage of democracy and argues that it lowers the level of Swedish democracy. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Minister for putting incorrect words in the mouths of other parties and spreading false claims during the election campaign. Urges the Minister to back down and conduct a fairer election campaign. Read the speech
New law on child placement: KD, SD, V and S debate proposal
- Argues that children are individuals with their own rights here and now. Criticizes that the government goes too far by preventing reunification with parents when the deficiencies have ceased. Moves for approval of reservation 2. Read the speech
- Asks how situations where decisions are made against a child's will at the age of 15 could be conceivable. Argues that the legislation otherwise does a good job by attributing own rights to children. Read the speech
- Argues that the proposal entails great risks because it could lead to new abuses or that the child is subjected to pressure in the foster home. Wants the proposal to be clarified more clearly in the preparatory works as the current design risks letting the foster home's will weigh more heavily than the child's. Read the speech
- Asks why the Minister concludes that the Social Democrats do not understand what is in the best interests of the child. States that the opposition parties have a common reservation and demands that the Minister explains. Read the speech
- Criticizes the ministers for simplifying history and focusing on previous election campaigns instead of today's bill. Argues that the ministers use an unworthy rhetoric in an important issue concerning children. Read the speech
Government policy on defense, agriculture, environment and education
Violence and harassment in boarding schools: L and S demands
- Describes systematic violence, racism and fascism at Lundsberg and argues that the school fails in democracy and equal treatment. Asks if the minister considers it a systemic failure that these incidents are repeated and demands resources to shut down the operations. Read the speech
- Thanks a whistleblower for her courage and criticizes a member's statements as harmful to students who are subjected to bullying. Argues that the government's reaction to violence and racism at Lundsberg is too weak. Read the speech
- Argues that one must discuss the systemic issues behind the violence at Lundsberg. Reminds of the possibility of making reports of concern and emphasizes that all children are equally worthy regardless of economic circumstances. Read the speech
Social assistance reform: benefit caps and work principle
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- Questions about the proposal that children in families with more than two siblings get poorer opportunities in life are part of the Sweden Democrats' migration policy. Argues that the party has shifted from protecting the welfare to worsening it. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's proposal because it punishes children with many siblings and increases child poverty. Argues that the government uses "sleight of hand" and lies to hide its failure with unemployment. Read the speech
- Argues that children in large families risk losing 75 percent of the maintenance support that guarantees them food and clothes. Criticizes that the child allowance has not been increased and that the proposal could lead to children being recruited into gang crime. Read the speech
- Welcomes the government's decision on requirements for permits for subletting. Criticizes the government's management of HVB homes run by criminals and demands that the public takes back control. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's labor market policy as a failure as the number of unemployed has increased. Asks if the answer to the high unemployment is to worsen conditions for children by withdrawing social assistance in larger families. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government is worsening the maintenance support for children in large families. Argues that instead, one should invest in offensive labor market policy measures, education, and internships to reduce unemployment. Read the speech
- Argues that the activity requirement is welcome. Asks what the Christian Democrats actually think about an approach where people with children are pressured to seek jobs despite being poorly equipped for work. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the proposal means that children will have poorer conditions in life simply because they have many siblings. Argues that there are other ways to break the exclusion than to remove 75 percent of the maintenance support for child number four and upwards. Read the speech
- Questions about the deterioration of the maintenance support for children in large families are part of the government's migration policy. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Liberals do not answer for the government's policy. Argues that the proposal is the opposite of liberal policy because it is harsh and heartless policy against society's most vulnerable children. Read the speech
Activity requirements for social assistance recipients
- Argues that social assistance is a safety net where the right to support requires a duty to contribute. Wants municipalities to offer childcare so that parents can participate in activities and demands that the government ensures that private actors are not linked to organized crime. Read the speech
- Criticizes the credibility and lack of order of the government cooperation during votes. Asks how the member views SD's ability to break agreements. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Christian Democrats for not taking responsibility for breach of contract and for deceiving the elected representatives. Argues that the Social Democrats are running for election as an independent party and account for their own policies. Read the speech
Social services structure and goals: SD, S, and M debate
- Argues that social responsibility must be based on rights and equality rather than grace. Criticizes the government's reduction of the maintenance support for families with many siblings and proposes a national coordinator for personnel supply. Read the speech
Children and young people in social services and child poverty
- Criticizes that the government has not increased the child allowance or prioritized children in budgets. Argues that the government has not taken control of youth care or removed organized crime from HVB homes. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government for having reduced the housing allowance, which forces families to seek social assistance. Argues that the party prioritizes families who have had it tough rather than tax cuts for high-income earners and wants to take control of youth care. Read the speech
- Expresses concern that HVB homes are operated and owned by criminals. Suggests that ownership be returned to the public or that the police be allowed to close homes upon suspicion, as well as that a reverse burden of proof be introduced for the owners. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's failure to close HVB homes where vulnerable children are located. Asks how the Liberals intend to combat child poverty and if they can defend children's rights with the current government constellation. Read the speech
Social services resources and support for children and youth
- Argues that children live in poverty due to the government's prioritization of tax cuts over resources for social services. Wants the police to be able to forcibly close HVB homes run by criminals and that the public takes back control over youth care. Read the speech
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- Asks why the opponent says no to the proposal to tighten around HVB homes. Argues that the government is worsening child poverty and dismantling the unemployment insurance (a-kassan), which leads to more children needing social assistance. Read the speech
Social services' responsibility for victims of violence measures
- Argues that society must change the structures and attitudes that precede violence. Proposes that the government introduces a women's peace support, reserves outsourced operation of protected housing for idea-driven organizations and lets women choose to receive information about perpetrators' release via social services. Read the speech
Government economic policy, crime and immigration debate
- Criticizes the government's borrowing and argues that they have borrowed for tax cuts for high-income earners. Asks whether the government will present more unfunded proposals in the spring budget. Read the speech
Government budget, security and cultural policy debate
- Asks what the Minister for Culture means by that everyone knows what has pressured the economy. Criticizes that the government has borrowed from future generations and prioritized tax cuts for high-income earners over support for pressured families. Read the speech
HVB homes and organized crime: public ownership and measures
- Argues that the development for children with links to crime is very dark. Wants the ownership of HVB homes to be taken back to the public sector, that the police are given the authority to close criminal homes and that a reverse burden of proof is introduced. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's passive approach and lack of powerful means to handle criminal HVB homes. Proposes public ownership of HVB homes and argues that it is a crisis situation that requires taking command. Read the speech
- Argues that it is not appropriate for private actors to be given powers as it entails a great risk that criminals will gain access to such tools. Therefore, advocates that the operation should be carried out in the public sector. Read the speech
Health and Social Care Inspectorate tools to combat welfare crime
- Criticizes the government's proposal for being insufficient and argues that Sweden has a unique, problematic system where private HVB homes are run by criminals. Instead wants a reverse burden of proof, police bans, and that HVB homes be transferred to public administration. Read the speech
- Asks whether the Sweden Democrats are satisfied with the current proposals or if they desire tougher measures. Also asks whether they are open to a police ban against hijacked HVB-homes and that these are transferred to public management. Read the speech
- Argues that municipalities can cooperate to solve issues regarding HVB homes. Criticizes the other parties' proposals for being too soft and argues that they should take back control by banning criminals from the market. Read the speech
- Argues that private HVB homes that care for young criminals should be transferred to public ownership. Asks if the speaker shares their party leader's view and if it is possible to compare these homes with real estate companies. Read the speech
- Argues that the market experiment has reached its end because criminal actors have taken over. Suggests that certain activities should not be conducted privately as it is too dangerous for the youth. Read the speech
- Proposes that the police should be given the authority to immediately close HVB homes infiltrated by criminals and that the ownership of these homes should be taken back into public hands. Criticizes the government's handling of market forces. Read the speech
- Argues that it is more difficult to be tough on companies that operate HVB homes and that control is facilitated if the public sector operates the activity itself. Wants the government to take the issue seriously. Read the speech
Swedish school suicide prevention: strategy, funding, LGBTQI
- Argues that the school lacks resources and knowledge regarding NPF diagnoses, which means that many students do not receive the correct support. Criticizes the Minister for Education's proposal to punish students and listen less to them. Read the speech
- Argues that the school lacks resources and expertise to provide the correct support to students with NPF diagnoses. Wants money for the school to stay in the school and asks how the minister will address systemic errors that lead to students taking their lives. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Minister for Education blames the Social Democrats. Argues that an inclusive school requires resources and prioritized investments in students rather than profit interests. Wants profits to education companies to stay in the school and that the school system be fundamentally restructured. Read the speech
Prison and Probation Service expansion public mandate debate
- Argues that a market failure exists as judicial authorities are forced to rent premises on a commercial market where organized crime has access. Suggests that the state should own and build socially critical properties permanently. Read the speech
- Argues that the state should own buildings for the justice chain to ensure control. Claims that state ownership facilitates planning and construction as well as prevents organized crime from gaining access to the properties. Read the speech
Aid, citizenship, tax relief, defense and healthcare debate
- Criticizes the government's mathematics regarding investments in women's health as the budget is smaller than the previous year. Wants the Minister for Health and Social Affairs to clarify if it is actually one billion kronor less in the budget. Read the speech
Leisure card for children: KD support, C and S criticize
- Criticizes that the government wastes money on administration instead of investing directly in community life. Suggests that the money should instead go directly to the associations to lower fees and increase opportunities for children. Read the speech
- Argues that the leisure card is an important approach, but criticizes that the money disappears into unnecessary bureaucracy. Suggests instead that the resources should go directly to the associations to lower the fees and motivate young people. Read the speech
- Proposes providing resources directly to sports clubs to promote engagement. Argues that the government should raise the child allowance to a decent level to help families with children facing financial difficulties. Criticizes that money is lost in unnecessary administration. Read the speech
New social services act: preventive work and children's rights
- Welcomes the new Social Services Act which strips away bureaucracy to provide help at the right time. Criticizes the government for prioritizing tax cuts over welfare and motions that the follow-up period for placed children be extended to one year. Read the speech
- Argues that the laws were developed under a Social Democratic government. Criticizes that municipalities receive enormous cost increases without sufficient resources and questions why taxes are lowered for high-income earners instead of providing more money to municipalities and regions. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government prioritizes tax cuts for high-income earners over welfare. Argues that resources should be prioritized to municipalities with difficult finances to meet the challenges that exist. Read the speech
- Asks why a follow-up period of one year was not proposed and if there is an intention to return to the Riksdag later in the matter. Read the speech
- Asks why the government did not include longer follow-up periods in the new Social Services Act immediately after the investigation was completed. Argues that it is uninteresting to discuss previous positions and that action should have been taken earlier. Read the speech
Crime, welfare, infrastructure and equality debate in Riksdag
- Argues that organized crime plunders the assistance allowance through corrupt doctors and false certificates. Asks when the government will let Försäkringskassan stop taking into account certificates from doctors who have previously written false statements. Read the speech
- Argues that organized crime is a major problem here and now. Criticizes that the investigation into the assistance allowance is coming too late and demands faster measures. Read the speech
Social services responsibility for domestic violence victims
- Argues that the public sector fails to protect vulnerable women and demands that the government quickly implements Socialstyrelsen's proposed amendments. Wants the government to introduce methodological support for social services, establish more domestic violence centers, enable emergency relocation of pets and guarantee long-term state funding for women's shelters. Read the speech
Social services for children: parenting, foster homes, resources
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- Argues that youth crime boards could enable early interventions to turn young people's lives around. Criticizes that the government has chosen not to implement the proposal despite referral responses and points out a lack of responsiveness to the municipalities' needs for preventive resources. Read the speech
- Expresses joy over the requirement for evidence and proven experience in the new Social Services Act. Criticizes the Tidö Agreement's goal of more compulsory take-overs as it has a poor prognosis for the children and asks if this goal still applies. Read the speech
- Argues that fewer children should need to be placed in compulsory care and that a lack of resources must never hinder necessary measures. Emphasizes the importance of preventive work to address hopeless situations early so that the children can be as well as possible. Read the speech
Social services reforms: KD, M, and S debate youth crime
- Proposes introducing youth crime boards to create clear boundaries and provide better help to young people. Criticizes the government for having abandoned the boards, for prioritizing tax cuts over school and social services [9-14] and for allowing private HVB homes to be infiltrated by organized crime. Wants to take criminal HVB homes back into public ownership and moves for approval of reservation 4. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government is distancing itself from youth crime boards. Asks if the opposing party shares the Minister for Social Services' view that youth crime is bad for Sweden and that no such boards will be introduced. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government for not implementing the important reform to prevent crime. Argues that Sweden needs early, powerful interventions that both provide help and set boundaries for young people. Read the speech
Youth crime boards: Government attitude and Tidöavtalet test
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- Argues that the government has backed away from testing youth crime boards despite previous eagerness. Wants to clarify whether the boards will be tested during the current parliamentary term or if the government is falling back on already known initiatives. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Minister for Social Services has argued against youth crime boards despite the fact that they are to be processed according to the Tidö Agreement. Argues that it is strange that high requirements for evidence are set specifically for these boards and asks if the government sets the same requirements for all areas in the Tidö Agreement. Read the speech
Healthcare, schools, children's rights and economic issues
- Criticizes that the police have found links to organized crime at HVB homes. Argues that tax money flows into crime and that young people fall into the clutches of criminals. Asks what the minister is doing against corruption. Read the speech
PFAS in food: EU limits, total ban and Uppsala knowledge center
- Argues that PFAS poses a health risk and that knowledge about the substances must be disseminated. Proposes a national strategy based on research and innovation as well as the establishment of a national knowledge center in Uppsala. Asks if the minister supports the knowledge center. Read the speech
- Argues that drinking water with high PFAS levels is a nightmare that causes cancer and serious diseases. Wants the government to introduce clear regulations, a common EU ban as well as a knowledge center in Uppsala. Read the speech
Violence against animals and women: housing, pets and laws
- Argues that society has not done enough to counter violence against animals as a tool in men's violence against women. Suggests that police or animal welfare inspectors should be able to directly relocate animals, that sheltered housing should be able to accept animals and that the law should attribute higher values to animals. Read the speech
- Argues that deliberate and sadistic violence against animals constitutes a great danger. Wants animals to be seen as family members and advocates that 100 percent of women's shelters should be able to accept pets. Read the speech
- Argues that violence against animals is an important issue for reducing lethal violence against women. Proposes that police or animal welfare inspectors should be able to remove animals immediately, that protected housing should accept animals and that animals should be treated as family members in the law. Read the speech
Social Services Act: KD, S and MP debate preventive work
- Welcomes the new Social Services Act which frees social workers from bureaucracy and emphasizes the importance of science and proven experience. Criticizes the government's lack of resources and demands a national coordinator for staffing as well as an active housing policy. Read the speech
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Sis special youth homes: Audit report on care deficiencies
- Consider the current situation to be unacceptable as children in special youth homes do not receive effective care. Argues that unclear mandates and a lack of guidelines are problematic and requires a regulation that ensures expertise. Read the speech
Criminalizing post-accident drinking and legal principles
- Argues that a ban on "after-drinking" [eftersupning] can save lives and relieve the justice system. Wants the government to address the issue to prevent people from using "after-drinking" as an excuse for drunk driving. Read the speech
- Argues that the requirement for sobriety after a traffic accident is less restrictive than the requirement to remain at the scene. Wants to introduce a ban on drinking after an accident to relieve the justice system and strengthen the legitimacy of the rule of law. Read the speech
- Argues that it is reasonable for after-drinking to be classified as a crime. Wants the government to address the issue to facilitate the police's work and calls for cooperation across party lines. Read the speech
Security risks, citizenship requirements and economic goals
- Criticizes the government's priorities in the budget as tax cuts are given to high-income earners while persons with sickness and activity compensation receive nothing. Asks if this can be defended with the goal that it should pay to make an effort. Read the speech
Nighttime seclusion in youth homes for safety and security
- Argues that the proposal is reasonable to maintain order and prevent escapes. Criticizes the government's prioritization of tax cuts over preventive work and calls for an evaluation of the law's effects. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government has delayed the implementation of the new Social Services Act despite previous promises. Argues that the government prioritizes tax cuts for high-income earners over necessary investments in preventive work in municipalities and regions. Read the speech
- Argues that the new Social Services Act has been delayed for too long. Criticizes the government for prioritizing tax cuts for high-income earners over long-term investments in preventive work and the municipalities' resources. Read the speech
Student protection against school closures and profit interest
- Criticizes that students with special needs can be dismissed with such short notice due to a lack of regulation. Argues that the profit interest is the root of the problem and asks the Minister when measures will be taken. Read the speech
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- Criticizes the government's priorities and budget cuts that affect the school. Argues that the profit motive causes deficiencies and proposes a "lex Kajan" to prevent rapid school closures. Argues that the school system must be abolished if trust is lacking. Read the speech
Measures against corruption and organized crime in Sweden
- Welcomes the government's measures against corruption, but argues that the focus on public employees is too narrow as private actors with public mandates also neglect their obligations. Asks whether the definition of corruption covers such private irregularities. Read the speech
- Argues that corruption damages trust in the rule of law regardless of whether the operator is public or private. Proposes that HVB operations be taken back under municipal control to monitor the care and stop money leakage to organized crime. Asks if the government sees other areas that require changed ownership or new legal requirements. Read the speech
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HVB homes run by criminals: supervision and privatization
- Asks if the 18 criminal HVB homes have been closed as promised. Criticizes the privatization of welfare for financing organized crime and argues that children are being sent to criminal networks. Read the speech
- Criticizes the ministers for avoiding responsibility and for the government not acting forcefully enough against corruption in the HVB market. Argues that the government must regain control over the market and combat organized crime. Read the speech
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Social services legislation: M, S, and KD debate future work
- Argues that the new Social Services Act is delayed despite an investigation being submitted already in 2020. Asks why the legislation has not been presented yet. Read the speech
- Agrees with the need for a new social services act for social workers. Expresses skepticism towards previous promises and demands that the new law be completed according to the promised timetable. Read the speech
- Wants the government to continue the work on the relative strategy to ensure practical help for relatives. Argues that legislation is needed to create equal access to relative support and proposes a national support line for relatives of criminals. Read the speech
Social services' responsibility for victims of violence and children
- Wants standardized routines for healthcare and social services as well as strengthened support for women's shelters. Argues that housing, livelihood, and a national competence team for children at risk of being abducted must be prioritized. Moves for approval of reservation 6. Read the speech
LVU disinformation campaign and Sverigedemokraterna involvement
- Argues that the campaign from a foreign power has put social workers in danger and hindered the help provided to children. Criticizes the government's reluctance to confront the Sverigedemokraterna to investigate their potential active participation in the campaign. Read the speech
- Argues that the government's response does not address the question of the government's basis's responsibility for a campaign that put Swedes and children in danger. Argues that the government must take political responsibility because the Sverigedemokraterna have not responded. Read the speech
- Argues that the government has not answered the question. Wants the government to investigate how a party that has participated in an Islamic campaign can be part of the government's work. Read the speech
Ukraine aid, crime, and democracy issues in PM's Question Time
- Criticizes SD for having used methods that provoke dangerous situations and for having registered websites targeting persons of Arabic origin. Asks the Prime Minister if SD has participated in the LVU campaign. Read the speech
Social services' responsibility for victims of violence
- Wants women's shelters to receive long-term state support and that a permit requirement be introduced for protected housing. Argues that the government should push for a new Social Services Act that provides better tools to prevent catastrophes. Read the speech
Social services resources for children: KD, C, and S debate
- Argues that the social services need better resources and tools to be able to save lives. Criticizes the government's low investment in social services compared to the shadow budget's proposal and wants that crime boards for youth be fulfilled. Read the speech
- Argues that the voters are tired of discussions and should focus on solving problems such as shootings and crime. Criticizes the government for postponing the Social Services Act and for the large differences in investments compared to the Social Democratic shadow budget. Read the speech
- Argues that the government is prioritizing incorrectly and is spending significantly less on social services than the previous government did. Claims that they have more ideas for new legislation and emphasizes that Lena Hallengren was not sitting around twiddling her thumbs. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Moderaterna are not investing enough in school, social services, and housing policy. Argues that they are not delivering on their promises as a children's rights party and urges them to demonstrate this through actions and figures. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Moderaterna for having worsened the conditions for workers. Argues that the focus should be on labor market initiatives and education rather than benefit ceilings, and emphasizes that society must ensure that jobs are available. Read the speech
Housing shortage, education literacy crisis and infrastructure
- Questions will be asked regarding whether the reporting obligation for persons without residence permits will be introduced within healthcare. Also asks whether the Minister for Health and Social Affairs has any red lines or if Jimmie Åkesson has the right of interpretation in the matter. Read the speech
Lower age limit for child interventions to 12 years
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- Asks why the Liberals do not vote to review the possibility of introducing open interventions without the guardian's knowledge, especially in families with honor issues where knowledge can hinder the seeking of support. Read the speech
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Searchable incident reports and new Social Services Act
- Criticizes that current rules on personal data prevent social workers from seeing all reports of concern regarding a child. Argues that the law prioritizes parents' privacy over the child's best interests and demands that the government more quickly implement Socialstyrelsen's proposal from 2019. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government for prioritizing tax cuts over social services and argues that the previous Social Democratic government actually worked actively on the issue. Expresses hope that the upcoming proposal will be expedient. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government is postponing the new Social Services Act and argues that they must take responsibility for the delay. Argues that the government does not back up the Minister for Social Services' commitment with sufficient budget resources. Read the speech
Social services work: KD, S, and V debate housing and policy
- Argues that a completely new Social Services Act is needed to provide better tools for early interventions and crime prevention. Wants the "Housing First" model to be introduced nationally, internet to be included in the national standard, gender-neutral maintenance support to be introduced and municipalities should have systematic preventive work against threats against staff. Criticizes the government's low resources for social services compared to its own budget proposal. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government, with the support of Sverigedemokraterna, presented a budget of only 10 million kronor for the social services. Asks if the member is satisfied with the budget that the government has presented. Read the speech
- Argues that the Social Democrats have always had a major focus on preventive work and welfare. Criticizes the government for not providing the resources needed and for prioritizing tax cuts for high-income earners over welfare. Read the speech
- Argues that equal maintenance support is important to ensure fairness. Criticizes that the Liberal Party votes against the government investigating the possibility despite advocating for equality. Points out that the Social Democrats invest more in social services than the government. Read the speech
- Argues that the government prioritizes the wrong things and invests significantly less in social services than the Social Democrats. Asks what the Liberals have actually had pushed through in the Tidö Agreement and expresses disappointment over their coalition with right-wing populists. Read the speech
Separations at State Institution Board youth homes: abuse
- Questions about whether the speaker has confidence in Sis general director and whether she accounts for the government's position on firing this person. Read the speech
- Criticizes that a government party expresses no confidence in a director-general without having the government and the responsible minister with them. Argues that this violates Swedish administrative tradition and regrets that the party has adopted a certain way of working. Read the speech
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Segregations at State Institution Board youth homes
- Argues that isolations are a very intrusive measure that should only be used as a last resort. Proposes that cooperation in client-facing contacts be stopped to increase safety and reduce the strain on staff. Read the speech
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- Argues that one should always have a colleague by one's side when working with youth to ensure the children's safety. Criticizes that only one party has presented a concrete proposal to improve the situation at Sis. Read the speech
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Sis operations: deficiencies, space and investment demands
- Argues that the state must make a proper investment in Sis to solve the space shortage and execute decisions on locking. Also wants to improve the working environment by banning solo work to increase safety for both staff and patients. Read the speech
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- Argues that it is urgent to focus resources so that Sis has places for those who need to be placed. Emphasizes that it is the government's responsibility to ensure that persons who have been assessed to need to be locked up receive the care they deserve. Read the speech
Preventive measures against organized crime and social services
Preventive measures against organized crime and social services
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- Argues that the government has missed an opportunity to strengthen social services and welfare by abstaining from tax cuts for high-income earners. Criticizes that the government's budget entails cuts in school and welfare, which hinders the work to steer youth away from gangs. Read the speech
Child's best interests in LVU care and mandatory drug tests
- Argues that the Convention on the Rights of the Child is Swedish law and that new legislation strengthens children's rights. Moves for approval of the committee's proposal and hopes for regular reporting from the government on the continued work. Read the speech
Crime, infrastructure, economy, housing and climate debate
- Criticizes that private health insurance creates an A-team and B-team within healthcare where those without insurance are pushed aside. Argues that lobbyists and money steer politics toward market principles instead of care based on need. Read the speech
- Argues that healthcare is not receiving more resources through investments in other subject areas. Claims that private health insurance pushes people out of the care they need within a reasonable timeframe. Read the speech
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Source: The Swedish Parliament. Kammarkoll is an independent service.