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Lars Isacsson (S)
What Lars Isacsson 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 government has not done enough against economic crime. Wants to introduce stricter penalties for serious economic crime, strengthen the Economic Crime Authority, and introduce a mafia law to combat organized crime. Read the speech
Expanded criminal liability for public officials and corruption
- Proposes approval of reservation 3. Criticizes the government's prioritization as the focus lies on individual civil servants instead of criminal actors. Argues that the proposal creates a culture of caution that reduces the capacity for action and increases bureaucracy. Read the speech
Temporary prison sentences in Estonia due to lack of space
- Argues that Swedish correctional services should fundamentally be operated in Sweden with Swedish requirements for legal certainty and rehabilitation. Criticizes that the government is lagging behind with the expansion but approves the proposal as an extraordinary measure in a serious situation. Read the speech
- Argues that the proposal is a poor alternative that should have been avoided by expanding Swedish prisons earlier. Argues that one is forced into a temporary solution due to the great need. Read the speech
- Criticizes the pace of expansion and argues that it should occur faster. Criticizes the government's lack of state presence and the closure of service offices across the country. Urges for stricter governance to create jobs throughout Sweden. Read the speech
Gang crime eradication strategy and recruitment measures
- Argues that organized economic crime continues to expand despite reduced violence. Proposes better coordination between authorities, stricter control of welfare actors, opportunities to freeze criminals' assets and a Swedish mafia law. Also wants a national coordinator for supporter culture and police cooperation. Read the speech
Combating organized crime in football economy and licensing
- Argues that organized crime poses an acute threat to football through match-fixing and unregulated agent activity. Asks whether it is reasonable that a billion-dollar business with such large risks is left to associations and federations. Read the speech
- Proposes that the state helps sports through a licensing system for large monetary transactions, similar to the brokerage industry. Criticizes sweeping classifications of supporter groups as gang criminals and asks how the government ensures accuracy and legal certainty in the police's work. Read the speech
- Supports the exclusion strategy and better information sharing to punish criminals. Criticizes broad classifications that make supporters feel singled out as gang criminals. Suggests that a national coordinator be appointed to reduce the level of conflict through dialogue. Read the speech
Economic Crime Authority resources and criminal economy strategy
- Argues that the Economic Crime Authority's resources have in practice decreased due to increased costs. Asks how the government intends to strengthen the preventive and analysis-based work to counter economic crime before the damage is done. Read the speech
- Wants an indexing of the state grants to the municipalities. Proposes that the Economic Crime Authority be developed into a national center for forfeiture and a national financial intelligence center to identify structures before the profits arise. Read the speech
- Argues that the Economic Crime Authority should be a hub in the work against the criminal economy. Proposes that the authority be strengthened through a national financial intelligence center and a national center for forfeiture in order to systematically reclaim proceeds of crime. Read the speech
Lantmäteriet cuts and processing times in Dalarna
- Criticizes that large scale reductions are being carried out in Dalarna despite the processing times already being significantly longer than in the rest of the country. Argues that waiting times of up to five years for infrastructure matters hinder growth and state investments. Read the speech
- Argues that long processing times are a political failure and that the government is responsible for equal service. Advocates for increased state control and argues that municipal land survey authorities are a functioning alternative. Read the speech
- Wants to shorten lead times and expresses concern that the [varslen] in Dalarna counteract this. Criticizes that the state leaves parts of the country with poorer service and argues that the problems are long-standing and structural. Read the speech
Violence against women: justice chain and support measures
- Argues that men's violence against women is about women's lives and safety. Criticizes that the chain of justice is failing despite repeated warning signs and asks how the severity of the violence is reflected in the actual order of priority among police, prosecutors, and courts. Read the speech
- Argues that the chain of justice is not good enough as a whole. Asks who bears the responsibility when the system fails to protect women living with violence in close relationships. Read the speech
- Argues that there is a deficiency in how the government can govern. Criticizes the gap between legislation and practical legal process where women live with threats for a long time and warning signs are not caught in time. Read the speech
Unemployment and layoffs in Swedish steel industry and Hedemora
- Criticizes that the government's response is too general and does not address the structural industrial crisis or price dumping from China. Asks when the minister intends to meet with Hedemora municipality and the unions to discuss concrete solutions. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's passivity regarding unemployment within Swedish industry. Argues that the global price dumping from China requires a clear line within the EU and appeals to the minister to meet with the municipalities and the unions to take responsibility. Read the speech
- Argues that professional steelworkers in Hedemora need qualitative transition and state support rather than general programs. Wants the minister to meet with the municipality, the unions, and the industry to discuss concrete measures and counter unhealthy competition. Read the speech
Stricter requirements for public assistants and interpreters
- Supports the bill to strengthen legal certainty and create a robust system. Argues that stricter requirements for assistants and interpreters are necessary to counter lack of quality and unserious actors. Read the speech
Economic crime penalties: M wants 12 years, S wants 10
- Argues that increased penalties for economic crime are necessary to defend the social contract and reduce the enormous costs to society. Criticizes that the government is postponing decisions on economic crime until the next mandate period instead of acting now. Read the speech
- Argues that the government's proposal is not sufficient to combat economic crime as the crimes are often hidden and planned. Therefore wants to introduce the criminal classification extremely serious economic crime, increase the penalties and use tools that follow the money. Read the speech
Closure of service offices in Sweden: KD and S debate plans
- Criticizes the government's "in the long run" promise and argues that closures of service offices are happening now. Argues that mobile solutions are a stealth closure that leads to poorer service and a shift of responsibility to the municipalities. Asks when Ludvika and Smedjebacken will get their office back. Read the speech
Police requirements to stop matches during organized masking
- Argues that the police are doing a good job but are too few. Criticizes that the police previously deviated from the exclusion strategy by demanding stopped matches during organized masking without dialogue. Asks how the government will ensure that positive trends continue without collective punishment. Read the speech
- Argues that there are bigger problems within football than pyrotechnics, such as match-fixing and unregulated agent activities. Suggests that legal pyrotechnics should be investigated to reduce confrontations and asks if the measures are too one-sidedly directed at supporters. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden has a unique supporter culture and that the exclusion strategy should be continued. Wants to build further on the dialogue between supporters, associations, and the police while simultaneously being rock-solid against organized crime. Read the speech
Police response times and local presence: M and S proposals
- Criticizes that the government places the responsibility for local police presence on the Swedish Police Authority without clear political guidance. Wants the politicians to take greater responsibility through clearer requirements for local presence and a regulated response time. Read the speech
- Argues that a visible local police presence is crucial for safety and for combating organized crime. Asks how the Minister for Justice views the link between local police presence and the fight against serious organized crime. Read the speech
- Argues that politicians must govern more and be clearer with the follow-up. Proposes regulated detention time as a tool for accountability and justice to ensure that safety is present where it is needed. Read the speech
Swedish mafia law: collective liability and gang crimes
- Argues that the previous government initiated many of the current reforms. Requests answers on proposals regarding collective criminal liability, mafia units, and a forfeiture fund as well as asks about the value of investigating a Swedish certification system for public transactions. Read the speech
- Argues that a combination of local police presence and harsher penalties for economic crime is the way forward. Emphasizes the importance of the police guaranteeing safety in the home and the neighborhood. Read the speech
Football agents and organized crime: licensing and EU rules
- Argues that agency activities within Swedish football are essentially unregulated and pose a risk for human trafficking, money laundering, and match-fixing. Criticizes the government for not acting more offensively now by introducing a licensing requirement and financial supervision. Read the speech
- Argues that the state stands by and watches as the agent market in football becomes a vulnerable environment for money laundering. Criticizes that the government is not acting now and asks if it is reasonable to wait until 2029. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden can and should do more now rather than waiting for EU regulation. Proposes a national licensing requirement, increased transparency, and Swedish anti-mafia legislation to combat organized crime and money laundering within the football market. Read the speech
International enforcement of criminal sentences and deportation
- Proposes approval of the committee's proposal and argues that the rule of law must function across borders to ensure justice and security. Wants that persons who flee the country should not be able to avoid punishment and criticizes that the Tidö parties voted down the proposal on extended prescription periods for persons hiding abroad. Read the speech
Organized crime exploiting welfare system: stricter measures
- Argues that the marketization of welfare has created vulnerabilities where criminals can exploit tax money. Proposes increased penalties for serious economic crime, a targeted mandate for Utbetalningsmyndigheten as well as a European business ban. Read the speech
- Argues that a coordinated offensive and long-term strategy is required against the business models and structures of welfare crime. Wants to introduce Swedish anti-mafia legislation to strike against criminal organizations and asks if the government is prepared to take the next step. Read the speech
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Police station closures in Blekinge and impact on safety
- Argues that there is a clear trend of withdrawal of state presence as more municipalities lack visitor offices. Asks whether the Minister for Justice sees a problem with the overview and the management towards the goal of increased local police presence. Read the speech
- Argues that the police are a symbol of trust in the state and that citizens feel left behind. Argues that the state should be able to have police visibly present in all 290 municipalities. Read the speech
Crime, welfare, infrastructure and equality debate in Riksdag
- Asks whether the government will task the Swedish Payments Agency with reviewing welfare payments to persons with links to gang crime. Proposes that this be done to strike hard against organized crime. Read the speech
Government policies on foreign affairs, schools and climate
- Criticizes that the government is not following its own promises regarding service offices. Asks the Minister for Civil Affairs who controls the state's presence and why the government's decision goes in the opposite direction to previous statements. Read the speech
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Measures against criminal actors in the welfare system
- Criticizes that current legislation does not provide Ivo with tools to stop healthcare providers in cases of serious economic crime. Asks when the government plans to implement legislative changes that allow operations to be stopped without a direct threat to life being required. Read the speech
- Argues that municipalities and regions lack the right tools to handle organized crime in the welfare sector due to a legislative loophole. Asks if the government is prepared to introduce a clear legal requirement for transparency regarding ownership. Read the speech
- Argues that current legislation is insufficient to stop serious economic crime in the welfare system. Wants to introduce Swedish anti-mafia legislation with coordinated agency responsibility to make it difficult to profit from the welfare system. Read the speech
Procedural law: prosecution, coercive measures and court org
- Wants expanded coercive measures to be time-limited and evaluated. Argues that the lay judge system needs better national responsibility for training and working conditions, as well as that all municipalities should have a present police officer. Wants to increase penalties for serious economic crimes and introduce anti-mafia legislation to confiscate criminals' assets. Read the speech
- Answers no to that previous decisions will be overturned. Means that the Social Democrats will go to the election as a separate party and that future collaborations depend on the election result. Read the speech
- Argues that it is important for political parties to be able to reconsider previous positions. Wants a broad energy agreement and argues that it should be possible for the Socialdemokraterna to govern with their own majority in 2026. Read the speech
Industrial development and infrastructure in Ludvika and Smedjebacken
- Argues that the state cannot withdraw by closing the service office in Ludvika when the business sector is growing. Asks how the government can speak of the whole of Sweden living while simultaneously phasing out basic state services in growing industrial regions. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the state is withdrawing by closing service offices in expansive regions. Argues that the state must invest in roads, railways, and public transport to meet the needs of industry in Ludvika and Smedjebacken. Read the speech
- Argues that the state must take greater responsibility for infrastructure, education, housing, and social services to enable industrial initiatives. Criticizes the government for not showing sufficient decisiveness and demands more concrete decisions from the responsible ministers. Read the speech
Video surveillance: SD motion to simplify permit procedures
- Proposes approval of the proposal to modernize the regulatory framework and simplify permit processes for camera surveillance. Argues that expanded possibilities increase safety and improve crime clearance, but also requests expanded biometric real-time surveillance and facial recognition. Read the speech
Closure of state service offices and impact on citizens
- Criticizes that the government allows the service center in Ludvika to be closed despite the municipality's growth and the need for physical meetings. Argues that this leads to increased centralization and that the government abdicates its responsibility for the countryside. Read the speech
- Asks why offices in Ludvika are being closed despite it being a functional labor market region. Criticizes the government's efficiency analysis and argues that closures damage cohesion, equality, and trust in the state. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government and SD prioritize tax cuts for high-income earners over state services across the country. Argues that the state is withdrawing from growth municipalities such as Ludvika despite local investments. Read the speech
Lack of detention places in Sweden: M, S, and SD debate
- Argues that the current situation is due to the government's own policy. Criticizes the leasing of prison places abroad as expensive and unrealistic and suggests instead that expansion should be carried out in Sweden to create jobs and local growth. Read the speech
- Argues that the government is not taking advantage of existing opportunities to expand prison places where they already exist. Criticizes that they are investigating placement abroad despite high unemployment and asks about the government's measures for skills supply outside of major cities. Read the speech
- Argues that the leasing of prison places abroad is an expensive and inefficient solution that misses opportunities to create jobs in Sweden. Criticizes the state for not being able to establish itself in smaller municipalities and urges the government not to leave the responsibility solely to Kriminalvården. Read the speech
Economic Crime Authority organization and future structure
- Argues that media reports about a possible closure create anxiety and risk a loss of competence among employees. Asks if the government can clearly declare that the Economic Crime Authority is not only needed but must be developed. Read the speech
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- Argues that a financial intelligence center and independent forfeiture are good measures. Also proposes a licensing requirement for certain activities, easier business bans and a limitation on the number of Bank-ID. Criticizes that unclear messages create uncertainty and risk a loss of competence. Read the speech
Police presence and resource distribution in Sweden
- Argues that crime is a poison that plagues the entire country and that it is unacceptable that the police take a long time on emergency calls in the countryside. Criticizes the closure of police stations in Dalarna which indicates problems with the state's presence. Asks how the government will concretely ensure that residents in the countryside can feel the effects of the initiatives described. Read the speech
- Argues that the state needs to increase the oversight of the police to ensure visible results for the citizens. Criticizes that resources do not reach the countryside and that closed police stations make residents feel forgotten. Read the speech
- Argues that ambitions are not enough if they do not lead to concrete and visible results for the citizens. Wants a 24/7 available police presence in all of Sweden's 290 municipalities to increase trust and prevent crime. Read the speech
Criminal actors and welfare crime in HVB homes measures
- Argues that it is necessary for the exchange of information to also go from law enforcement agencies to municipalities. Asks why municipalities are not allowed to receive information about criminal ownership conditions during procurements and when the government will present sharp proposals on rules breaking confidentiality. Read the speech
- Argues that the exchange of information between the police and municipalities must occur in both directions to prevent criminals from running HVB homes. Proposes a licensing requirement within welfare sectors and faster business bans to combat welfare crime. Read the speech
- Argues that the agreement with SKR is good as an interim solution. Wants the government to promptly present a bill where the police are allowed and required to share knowledge about HVB homes run by criminals. Read the speech
Business development in rural municipalities and 2G system
- Highlights examples of how the targeted support has enabled development and skills supply in municipalities with tough conditions. Asks the Minister for Rural Affairs about the motive for removing the support to these 39 municipalities. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's and SD's political leadership when they withdraw support for business development in rural areas. Argues that the government prioritizes tax cuts for high-income earners over support for the municipalities that have it toughest. Read the speech
Funding of cooperation agreements and infrastructure in Sweden
- Argues that the train traffic between Gävle and Mjölby risks ceasing because the government does not allocate extra funds despite infrastructure being crucial. Criticizes that the government places the responsibility on the regions while simultaneously reducing their contributions. Read the speech
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- Argues that the government's decision to withdraw funding for infrastructure risks large socio-economic costs and threatens the stability for companies and residents in areas where the market is not self-sustaining. Criticizes the government for forcing regions to deprioritize healthcare and trains by not providing Trafikverket with the necessary funds. Read the speech
Dam demolition testing: environmental vs. cultural values
- Argues that investigations before dam demolitions focus unilaterally on ecological values and criticizes that social and economic factors are weighted too low. Asks why the government does not propose more criteria, such as cultural values, in demolition decisions. Read the speech
- Argues that dust removals will be perceived very negatively for people's living environment. Asks if there is support in the government to consider social aspects and cultural environments. Read the speech
- Argues that local considerations in communities built around dammed watercourses must be valued higher than biodiversity. Warns that evictions threaten cultural environments, drinking water supply, tourism and local businesses. Read the speech
New forfeiture legislation to combat organized crime
- Wants to support the proposition on a new forfeiture legislation to give the justice system powerful tools against organized crime. Argues that the legislation is crucial to stop the criminal economy and reduce incentives for young people to become criminals. Criticizes the government's budget for not prioritizing crime-preventive measures such as school and psychiatry. Read the speech
National strategy against organized crime: SD, M, and MP views
- Argues that the strategy is good but criticizes that the government and SD overlook new recruitment, economic crime as well as human trafficking, sex buying and trafficking. Wants more resources to be sent to the municipalities. Read the speech
- Argues that the national strategy is good but that agency cooperation must be proven. Explains that the school in Malmö is underfunded due to a lack of resources in the public sector. Read the speech
- Argues that investments in leisure activities such as skate parks are positive. Claims that increased inequality is the primary cause of serious and organized crime. Read the speech
Sweden's total defense expansion and streamlining process
- Argues that the expansion of the total defense is proceeding too slowly because authorities work in silos and the interests of the total defense are given little weight. Asks whether the government is considering establishing a state coordinator for the expansion. Read the speech
- Argues that the extra funds to the county administrative boards are not the solution since the problem is rather the interpretation of the Environmental Code. Asks for concrete measures to develop the total defense at the desired pace. Read the speech
- Argues that rule changes to facilitate decision-making are good and correct. Criticizes that the expansion of the total defense is proceeding too slowly due to bureaucracy and complications. Proposes clearer mandates for the county administrative boards, a revision of the Environmental Code, and a review of national interests. Read the speech
Railway punctuality in Dalarna and infrastructure investments
- Criticizes that the rail traffic on Dalabanan is deficient and that the Minister's answer lacks concrete measures. Asks which innovative working methods will be used to get modern trains that run on time. Read the speech
- Agrees with the ministers regarding the need for more maintenance for the money. Criticizes Trafikverket's expensive procurements and argues that lacking infrastructure threatens the new industrialization and exports. Asks what responsibility the state should have in building together Sweden. Read the speech
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Trafikverket fees for non-profits: 8 million SEK budget
- Argues that Trafikverket's high fees threaten associations' arrangements and criticizes the government's temporary solution for 2024 as delayed. Asks why the government does not make decisions when Trafikverket has presented concrete proposals. Read the speech
- Argues that the issue of fees for associations is about prioritization and governance rather than budget. Points out that the missing revenue for Trafikverket is so small that it should not cause delays in the decision-making process. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government delivered a solution at the last minute without dialogue with the associations. Argues that a long-term solution must be sought because non-profit associations cannot conduct activities under the current conditions. Read the speech
Mosquito control at lower Dalälven: funding and state role
- Argues that the mosquito problem in the lower Dalälven is significantly greater than an inconvenience. Wants the state to take responsibility for the control costs and asks when the government will address the motion regarding funding from the affected county administrative boards. Read the speech
- Argues that long-term solutions such as floodplains and regulated hydropower are necessary. Criticizes that a new environmental assessment not before 2034 does not reassure the population and demands state leadership as well as clear rules for financing and coordination. Read the speech
Ban on transporting persons without ID to Sweden debated
- Supports the proposal for the government to have tools to maintain order and security during crises. Argues that the prohibitions should be used restrictively and that the government must minimize negative effects for travelers, transporters, and commuters. Read the speech
Healthcare funding crisis: S proposes bank tax, KD cites deficits
- Argues that regions and municipalities are being brought to their knees due to the government's lack of accountability. Asks whether the government will take initiative to avoid regions being forced to lay off healthcare staff or let them face unreasonable prioritizations. Read the speech
Railway strength for defense and regional development in Dalarna
- Argues that investments in railway infrastructure for military purposes also benefit climate work and regional development. Asks how the government plans to concretely prioritize and harmonize defense needs with civil interests in infrastructure planning. Read the speech
- Argues that infrastructure in northwestern Dalarna is crucial for military readiness and defense capability. Asks how the government intends to coordinate infrastructure projects with NATO partners, especially considering Norway's strategic importance. Read the speech
- Wants to highlight regional synergies and gains early in the new security policy situation. Argues that an extension of the Älvdalsbanan, Särnabanan and Västerdalsbanan increases security, the military capability and benefits the tourism industry, industry and export. Read the speech
Economic crime and companies as criminal tools: M's plan
- Argues that economic crime and the infiltration of healthcare by criminals constitute a system-threatening threat to society. Asks how the government plans to increase supervision in vulnerable sectors and wants the confidentiality barriers between welfare companies and public actors to be removed. Read the speech
- Confirms that the threat to the welfare state is serious and that reductions in secrecy are necessary. Asks if the government wants to proceed with the reintroduction of the audit requirement to counter the use of companies as criminal tools. Read the speech
- Proposes raising the minimum share capital to make it more difficult for shell companies. Also argues that the regulations for company formation should be tightened, municipalities and regions should be integrated into MUR and that transparency in public procurement must be increased. Read the speech
Crime prevention funding cuts and gang violence debate
- Highlights the importance of early interventions against youth crime and argues that socioeconomic disparities must be reduced. Asks whether the government will reconsider the state grants to the welfare sector since municipalities and regions are in an economic steel bath. Read the speech
- Argues that the funding is the critical point as the municipalities receive too little money for their statutory assignments. Asks if the government is prepared to develop a long-term, cross-party plan to finance both repressive and preventive measures. Read the speech
- Argues that the secrecy legislation is very good. Argues that a long-term mobilization of power for the entire society is required to combat organized crime, which requires an agreement and funding between the two main state-bearing parties. Read the speech
Dalabanan investments: KD railway, S industry and C accessibility
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- Highlights the travelers' poor experiences and the infrastructure's lack of quality. Argues that SJ and Trafikverket must not shirk responsibility and requests fast, concrete proposals to improve the rail traffic between Dalarna and Stockholm. Read the speech
Repair support for road owners after floods and Trafikverket
- Argues that climate change makes society vulnerable. Criticizes that the application process is based on first-come, first-served, which risks that the funds will not reach those with the greatest need. Asks if the sum of 30 million kronor can be reconsidered. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the application process is complicated and inefficient. Asks if the Minister for Infrastructure is prepared to have Trafikverket review the grant system since it is not adapted for exceptional situations. Read the speech
- Argues that individual roads are a vital part of the infrastructure for all of Sweden. Wants the new investigation to occur quickly in order to adapt the support system to acute situations and that society collectively prepares itself against climate change. Read the speech
Foreign direct investment screening for Swedish security
- Proposes approval of the bill on a screening system for foreign direct investments. Argues that the system is necessary to protect national security, strategic interests, and economic sovereignty against foreign interference. Read the speech
Security, welfare and immigration policy in PM's question time
- Argues that the government and the Social Democrats agree on increased penalties, but that they differ regarding the prioritization of crime prevention work. Asks what the government intends to do to ensure that preventive measures are not reduced due to streamlining. Read the speech
Stricter penalties for criminal networks: S, V, and SD debate
- Proposes approval of the proposal for harsher penalties for crimes in criminal networks. Argues that it is necessary to increase safety, but emphasizes the importance of long-term resources for Kriminalvården and crime prevention work. Read the speech
Swedish industry: KD wants faster permits and vocational training
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- Argues that Arbetsförmedlingen is underfunded and that the investment in the agency is too small to meet the competence needs in the industry. Asks why the government does not want a cross-bloc energy agreement with common rules of the game. Read the speech
- Argues that the government and the Social Democrats can quickly reach an agreement on an energy deal. Proposes that investment should be made in all types of energy, approves offshore wind power, builds new nuclear power in existing nuclear power municipalities and creates clear rules for compensation to neighbors and municipalities. Read the speech
Municipal crime prevention responsibility and funding debate
- Proposes approval of the committee's proposal and argues that the municipalities should have the primary responsibility for crime prevention work. Criticizes the current funding and emphasizes that police presence with local anchoring is crucial for success. Read the speech
Trafikverket fees and voluntary sector activities on infrastructure
- Thanks the ministers for the answer and highlights how high fees from Trafikverket affect sports and community associations. Asks if the ministers can initiate a dialogue with Trafikverket, propose a legislative change, and account for interesting proposals to simplify operations. Read the speech
- Expresses appreciation for Trafikverket's investigation and the proposed solutions. Argues that the government should decide on free installation of road signs for non-profit organizations during 2023. Asks when Trafikverket's analysis and proposals will be addressed. Read the speech
- Argues that voluntary work in the countryside is important for health and cultural heritage and should be celebrated rather than the state making it difficult. Urges the government to make decisions based on Trafikverket's concrete proposals. Read the speech
Short-term hydropower regulation for electricity system stability
- Argues that short-term regulation creates challenges for people, animals, and nature. Criticizes that erratic water flows affect agriculture, boating, and the environment negatively and asks if a new review only in 2034 is a reasonable decision for those affected. Read the speech
- Argues that the long waiting time of ten years for a new review leaves affected people and animals abandoned to seek solutions themselves. Asks how the weighting between environmental requirements and the need for hydropower should be handled while waiting for the national plan. Read the speech
- Argues that efficiencies in hydropower must be balanced against the impact on people, animals, and nature. Emphasizes the need for social acceptance and that those who live near the power production must feel seen and listened to. Read the speech
Member-owned associations: KD opposes 51% rule and seeks support
- Expresses relief over the government's position regarding the 51-percent rule. However, asks how increased competitiveness in Allsvenskan and SHL was prioritized in the Tidö Agreement as well as what specific measures the government intends to take to achieve this goal. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government and the Sverigedemokraterna prioritize the elite's quality without clear goals. Argues that broad sports and inclusion is the right way to create world stars and improve public health, and also suggests that municipalities create leisure banks and accessible areas. Read the speech
- Confirms that he has no objection to increasing competitiveness and increasing the breadth. Argues that the best way to increase competitiveness in the top leagues is to increase support for the breadth queen. Read the speech
Search zones and police trust: M supports limited use, S warns
- Shares concerns about increased polarization and lack of trust. Asks the Minister how police are to respond to how visitation zones can contribute to attracting people to move to vulnerable areas. Read the speech
- Thank the Minister for Justice for the answer and for the offer to meet the police together. Ask how one gets ordinary honest people to stay or move to a visitation zone. Read the speech
Crime, infrastructure, economy, housing and climate debate
- Argues that crime prevention work in industrial towns requires cooperation between the municipality, police, and the local community, which has proven effective in Krylbo. Criticizes that the Tidö Agreement lacks focus on preventive work and argues that the state must guarantee police presence in every municipality. Read the speech
Source: The Swedish Parliament. Kammarkoll is an independent service.