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Louise Meijer (M)
What Louise Meijer 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.
Government compliance with climate goals and Consultation Act
- Thanks the office and the committee members for their work. Argues that unity in the review provides weight. Explains that the citizenship article was intended to highlight security aspects. States that the government has fulfilled the requirements in the Climate Act and that the prison exchange was justified by urgency. Read the speech
Strengthening civil rights: abortion, courts and EU stance
- Argues that the government is implementing historical reforms to strengthen the rule of law, the independence of the courts, and the constitution. Wants to constitutionally entrench the right to abortion, revoke citizenship for gang criminals, and strengthen voluntariness regarding union fees. Read the speech
Minister performance and Government Offices cost increases
- Argues that the review is important to ensure transparency and maintain trust in the institutions. Emphasizes that fast-tracks and flexibility in the legislative process are necessary to be able to deliver on election promises and meet the needs of society. Read the speech
Budget allocations for Royal Court, Election Authority and S agencies
- Argues that the government is working to make Sweden wealthier and safer by increasing the requirements for self-sufficiency and strengthening crime fighting. Wants to increase the appropriations to the Government Offices, Jewish organizations and the county administrative boards for civil defense. Read the speech
HVB homes criminal networks, aid budget and security debate
- Argues that antisemitism holds a special position and that Jews in Sweden are experiencing an acute deterioration of their opportunities to live a free life. Asks what initiatives the government is making to ensure the safety of Jews. Read the speech
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Police officer protection: SD and M support, V opposes
- Argues that police officers are a vulnerable professional group who risk threats and violence against themselves and their relatives. Moves for approval of the proposal to classify the identity of certain police officers as confidential in order to increase their safety. Read the speech
- Responds to the Left Party's argument by pointing out that the current investigation does not contain proposals regarding the specific protection for police officers. Asks whether the Left Party considers the protection not to be urgent or if they want the names of police officers to be able to be requested. Read the speech
- Proposes approval of the legislative product to strengthen the protection of police officers' identity now. Argues that Vänsterpartiet would have delayed and weakened the protection if they had been allowed to decide. Read the speech
Gang violence, school cuts and sentencing debate in Riksdag
- Asks what the government is doing so that the police can get access to camera surveillance faster in order to prevent more innocent people from being affected by gang violence. Read the speech
Police resources: wiretapping, social work and Armed Forces
- Argues that the government is making major investments in the justice system through increased resources and new tools to strengthen the police. Moves for approval of the committee's proposal and rejection of all motions. Read the speech
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Security zones for organized crime: parties split on proposal
- Criticizes the Social Democrats' ability to break up the gangs. Asks about the Social Democrats' contradictory proposals regarding the need for expanded stop-and-search possibilities and whether requirements for suspicion of a crime should be applied. Read the speech
- Asks if there is a need to expand the possibilities to search persons. Argues that the Social Democrats' proposal could mean a deterioration of the police's possibilities and criticizes the Social Democrats' lack of rigor compared to the Green Party. Read the speech
- Argues that security zones are necessary to regain control over law and order and push back the gangs. Criticizes the opposition's lack of crisis awareness and argues that the proposal is well-balanced with control mechanisms that minimize the risk of discrimination. Read the speech
- Argues that the risk of arbitrary interventions and discrimination must be taken seriously. Claims that the proposal's control mechanisms, such as documentation requirements and evaluations, minimize these risks and make the bill acceptable. Read the speech
- Argues that the dividing line in the debate is the opposition's resistance to the government's stricter measures against gang crime. Points out that the government is preparing a proposal to expand the Discrimination Act so that it covers police interventions. Read the speech
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- Argues that the greatest risk is that the measures will come too late. Criticizes the previous government for not acting fast enough to break the spiral of violence and organized crime. Read the speech
- Argues that previous rapid implementations of tools such as secret surveillance and stay-away orders have made the police's work more efficient. Hopes that the police are ready to use security zones from day one to stop crime. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the social democrat-led government's social preventive reforms have been meager. Argues that the Moderaterna are implementing many reforms to strengthen the work principle, the school, and the social services in order to prevent gang crime. Read the speech
- Argues that the new recruitment to gangs is a symptom of high migration and a requirement-free integration policy. Suggests that the solution is self-sufficiency through benefit ceilings, language requirements, and promoting Swedish and Western values. Read the speech
Climate policy, electricity, and health insurance debate
- Highlights that the Nytorg man received a too lenient sentence due to low sentencing scales and generous bulk discounts. Asks the Prime Minister what the government is doing to ensure that perpetrators of serious sexual crimes serve longer prison sentences. Read the speech
Stricter penalties for weapons crimes and prison management
- Argues that poor integration and large-scale immigration have caused problems. Suggests that everyone should be self-sufficient, learn Swedish, and share Swedish values [3-5]. Wants to re-establish the work principle and security through effective crime fighting. Argues that doubling the sentence for serious weapons offenses is an example of effective crime fighting to protect children. Read the speech
Judiciary resources, crime penalties and drug strategies
- Asks which criminals will not end up in prison if shorter sentences are abolished. Argues that those sentenced to prison for up to six months should serve longer sentences. Read the speech
- Argues that the Green Party's proposal to completely abolish prison sentences for crimes with a penalty value of up to six months is something new. Points out that this differs from the possibility of using an electronic tag through a suitability assessment. Read the speech
Gang crime and justice system: SD, S, and V debate measures
- Criticizes that the Social Democrats claim they are adding 10 billion kronor for welfare. Argues that these funds do not exist because the budget is underfunded and lacks the planned bank tax. Read the speech
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- Argues that the government restores safety by striking hard against criminal economy and risk individuals. Criticizes the previous focus on socioeconomic conditions and suggests instead that crime prevention work focuses on individuals' characteristics and risk factors. Read the speech
- Argues that the Moderaterna are the guarantee for a responsible economy by financing the budget without driving up inflation. Criticizes Miljöpartiet and Vänsterpartiet for proposing debt-burdened and expansive budgets that harm the finances of Swedish families. Read the speech
- Argues that politics involving saddling future generations with debt is irresponsible. Criticizes the Social Democrats' budget as a deception because the 10 billion do not exist. Read the speech
Secret coercive measures for serious crimes and gang crime
- Wants to expand the possibility of secret coercive measures and preventive surveillance to increase the effectiveness of crime fighting. Argues that it is important to recognize the positive contributions from persons with a foreign background while simultaneously combating gang crime. Read the speech
Security, welfare and immigration policy in PM's question time
Stricter penalties for criminal networks: S, V, and SD debate
- Advocates for stricter penalties for serious weapons offenses, gang crime, drug trafficking, and violent settlements. Also wants to introduce penalties for involving children in crimes, lower the presumption for detention and emphasizes the government's work to regain control over law and order. Read the speech
Alcohol sales, migration, crime and child psychiatry debate
- Highlights problems with Swedish immigration and justice policy by describing escapes and the granting of citizenship to young criminals. Asks the Minister for Justice what the government is doing to prevent escapes from Sis homes and institutions. Read the speech
- Criticizes that individuals can obtain Swedish citizenship despite suspicion of serious crimes. Thanks the government for the work on changing the current policy. Read the speech
Justice system: crime fighting, police and prevention debate
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- Asks if the Social Democrats have any of their own proposals in their budget motion. Argues that the party has capitulated in crime policy because they lack their own proposals and asks if they will accept the Tidö Agreement's most important proposals. Read the speech
- Argues that organized crime is a threat to the system and that justice is not accessible to everyone. Wants to regain control over law and order through the government's offensive and budget reinforcements for the police, the Prison and Probation Service, and the Prosecution Authority. Read the speech
- Argues that the Tidö Agreement contains several proposals against men's violence against women. Suggests, among other things, expanding the geographical area of restraining orders, enabling partial service during house searches, increasing the use of ankle bracelets as well as criminalizing controlling behavior and innocence checks. Read the speech
- Wants to extend the statute of limitations for honor-related crimes, ban cousin marriage, and consider increased penalties for hate crimes against women. Proposes a new action program against men's violence against women, a lowered threshold for mandatory detention as well as harsher penalties for violence and sexual crimes. Also wants to limit permissions, introduce stay bans, and remove the statute of limitations for sexual crimes against children. Read the speech
Source: The Swedish Parliament. Kammarkoll is an independent service.