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Johan Andersson (S)
What Johan Andersson 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 the state must take a large responsibility for industrial investments within the defense industry. Wants state ownership in strategically important matters, particularly regarding Saab, in order to develop the Swedish defense industry and stimulate subcontractors. Read the speech
- Argues that previous decommissioning of defense decisions were handled in a good way by having new activities move in. Proposes an expansion of the defense to areas such as Kiruna, Gotland and Kvarn. Read the speech
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Sweden's military support to Ukraine: air defense and arms
- Argues that the government's communication shows strong and broad support for Ukraine. Expresses satisfaction with the work being done and emphasizes the importance of air defense, industrial cooperation, and civil defense. Read the speech
Defense personnel conditions: SD, S, V propose new reforms
- Proposes approval of specific reservations. Proposes that the number of conscripts be increased to 12,000 by 2030, that the whistleblower function be expanded, that the Armed Forces work towards gender equality with the goal of 40 percent women and that the competence supply within the rescue services be strengthened. Read the speech
Rescue service competence and recruitment for civil defense
- Argues that the rescue services are crucial for Sweden's total defense capability. Welcomes that the Civil Defence Authority takes the lead in the work with future education systems and asks how the government views local solutions for education and recruitment. Read the speech
- Argues that work is ongoing regarding contract formulations and welcomes the possibility of counting in previous professional competence. Emphasizes that a functioning rescue service is part of the civil defense and that the responsibility for training is shared between the state and the municipalities. Read the speech
- Argues that the state has a responsibility for it functioning in the labor market and within the rescue services. Emphasizes the importance of the national level laying the foundation for the educational part. Read the speech
Future combat aircraft production and Gripen E replacement
- Asks what the next step will be when the investigation is finished. Means that it is important to have a good process for future combat aviation and that existing facilities and companies in the country should be utilized. Read the speech
- Argues that the export is exciting and that shared development costs are a success. Asks how the government can develop the competence supply within the defense industry to ensure that the current demands can be met. Read the speech
- Asks how the government reasons regarding state ownership in the defense industry from a security perspective. Points out that neighboring countries such as Norway and Finland have state ownership of various parts. Read the speech
Sweden defense expansion: S, V, and C propose new measures
- Argues that more sites are required for new regiments than what has been proposed so far. Proposes that conditions should be created to develop a regiment linked to Kvarn due to its existing facilities and strategic importance. Read the speech
Sweden's NATO contribution 2026 and nuclear weapon stance
- Argues that it is a collective responsibility as a member of Nato to contribute to the alliance's deterrence and defense. Wishes to vote in favor of the proposal to deploy Swedish armed forces to contribute to the North Atlantic area. Read the speech
Unemployment management and economic consequences debate
- Criticizes the government's policy for lacking concrete measures to break long-term unemployment and for cutting back on initiatives for groups without post-secondary education. Asks the Minister what policy exists for skills supply and education. Read the speech
Closure of service offices in Sweden: KD and S debate plans
- Argues that the decommissioning of the service office in Motala creates distance for those who need the services. Urges the Minister to carry out a proper analysis of the consequences for the population. Read the speech
Sweden defense industry strategy: innovation, production, cooperation
- Welcomes the strategy and emphasizes the importance of strengthening defense capabilities in a strained global situation. Urges increased state ownership in strategically important parts of the defense industry as well as strengthened Nordic cooperation. Read the speech
- Argues that the market for defense materiel is heavily state-controlled. Asks if there is room for state influence and control over the operations despite the Moderates' current stance. Read the speech
- Argues that the defense industry is a core activity with specialized expertise that is worth protecting. Agrees on the need for long-term contracts to secure expertise and asks about opportunities for increased cooperation with neighboring countries. Read the speech
Government initiatives on security, economy, culture and social policy
- Questions about the government's attitude towards introducing a visitor subsidy or a tourist tax in Sweden. Argues that this would put Sweden on an equal footing with Norway and promote a more integrated Norden. Read the speech
Armed Forces personnel: 30% higher allowance and 3.5% GDP
- Move to approve reservation number 8. Want to increase the number of trained conscripts to 20,000 per year, improve conditions for employees, investigate long-term support for veteran organizations and set a goal of at least 40 percent female conscripts by the year 2030. Read the speech
Closure of State Service Center in Motala and budget cuts
- Argues that the closure of the office in Motala affects people with limited digital competence and newcomers. Asks whether the authority will make trade-offs based on the impact assessment before decisions are made. Read the speech
- Asks what weight is given to the municipalities' statements and whether discussions have been held regarding the budget prioritization. Argues that the closure entails additional costs for the municipalities and that the distance to the nearest office will become too long. Read the speech
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Defense, aid, social services and security policy debate
- Asks when the government will issue a statement on how Sweden will manage civil preparedness. Argues that food prices are skyrocketing and that there is a lack of communication from the government regarding supply preparedness and civil preparedness. Read the speech
Healthcare, schools, children's rights and economic issues
- Asks what will happen regarding a Nordic pledge system. Means that it is important to work on removing border barriers in order to become as integrated as possible in the Nordic region. Read the speech
Foreign policy, defense, and Ukraine support debate
- Questions about whether the Minister for Defence has ambitions to change the conditions to facilitate the recruitment of qualified personnel to the positions that are needed in and with Sweden's Nato accession. Read the speech
Swedish defense industry strategy: security of supply
- Argues that Sweden has a world-class defense industry that should be expanded. Asks if the strategy can include links between civil and military activities similar to those in neighboring countries. Read the speech
- Asks how the anchoring phase should be designed to gain acceptance in civil society. Also asks what the ownership conditions in the defense industry look like and whether a greater state influence should be discussed to ensure long-term stability. Read the speech
- Questions regarding the Minister of Defence's view on the work with K-companies and regarding reasoning concerning ownership conditions. Points out that the Minister did not answer the question on ownership conditions in the previous entry. Read the speech
National explosives permit register and criminalizing crimes
- Urges approval of the reservation and argues that crime and sabotage must be curbed. Proposes licensing of explosives for personal responsibility and traceability as well as the appointment of a special group to coordinate efforts following explosions. Read the speech
Gaza ceasefire, UNRWA support and defense capacity policy
- Questions about what happens now and whether there is an opportunity for the Nordic Council of Ministers to raise the issue after the funds for the Nordic debutante seminars have been withdrawn. Read the speech
Planning and Building Act review and permit process efficiency
- Describes how a cancelled project in Motala was due to long processing times in the detailed development plan process. Asks when the Government Offices will deliver finished proposals in a proposition based on the investigations mentioned. Read the speech
- Argues that a balance must be found between planning processes and the right to have one's case heard. Expects sharp legislative proposals after the investigation and asks how the government plans to increase resources to the judiciary. Read the speech
- Argues that it is important to review processes in order to be able to handle large establishments in the future. Asks how the government views the scope of the appeal process and who should be stakeholders. Read the speech
Armed Forces recruitment: conscription, officer positions and climate
- Confirms that the government has taken the recruitment issue seriously. Asks what specifically is required to attract new labor and requests measures to achieve a more equal labor market within the Armed Forces. Read the speech
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- Argues that the Armed Forces has become better at recruitment and that there is a great interest among the population. Asks how the minister plans to continue working on making the defense attractive. Read the speech
Sweden total defense: SD, S, KD propose training and taxes
- Argues that resources, personnel and materiel are crucial for the buildup. Wants to discuss a greater state responsibility and state ownership of the defense industry to ensure future needs. Moves for approval of reservation number 8. Read the speech
Future basing for radar reconnaissance aircraft: Linköping
- Argues that Linköping is an advantageous location due to existing competence, infrastructure, and cooperation with Saab. Urges the Minister of Defence to factor in redundancy, economy, and competence supply in the strategic decision. Read the speech
- Argues that the policy has a responsibility to ensure the best capability and economy. Argues for Linköping due to existing competence, infrastructure, and cooperation. Emphasizes the importance of weighing competence supply in the decision. Read the speech
- Welcomes that trade union organizations are included in the work. Argues that Members of Parliament have a responsibility to manage financial resources responsibly and will follow the issue to see where the localization ends up. Read the speech
Tax cuts for high-income earners vs welfare and housing
- Asks how the government views expanding the Helsinki Accords given the changed security situation and the increased cooperation within the Nordic region. Read the speech
Radar surveillance aircraft basing: Linköping and expertise
- Argues that there is much that speaks for the radar reconnaissance aircraft remaining in Linköping due to the unique expertise, the cooperation with Saab and FMV as well as the long training time for technicians. Asks what grounds and alternatives underlie the decision. Read the speech
- Argues that Linköping has well-established infrastructure and expertise. Expresses concern that a move would lead to lost expertise and asks when the investigation regarding the geographical location is expected to be completed. Read the speech
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Sweden defense policy: total defense, civil service and NATO
- Wants to build a high military threshold to deter Russia and proposes an increased number of conscripts, a new regiment in Kiruna, civil service, and a readiness tax to finance the defense without harming welfare. Read the speech
- Argues that Swedish combat aircraft can be developed and that the export market can be broadened through Nato membership. Wants to strengthen the functions in Kiruna due to the threat risk in northern Sweden. Proposes a readiness tax to finance the defense expansion without cutting welfare. Read the speech
- Proposes a readiness tax as an alternative to finance the defense buildup. Argues that welfare investments must occur in parallel with the expansion of the defense and that this requires a proper financing discussion. Read the speech
- Asks how the Christian Democrats view the continued financing of the defense's future needs. Argues that the Riksdag must prioritize between defense needs and expanded welfare. Read the speech
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Source: The Swedish Parliament. Kammarkoll is an independent service.