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Malcolm Momodou Jallow
What Malcolm Momodou Jallow 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.
Lowering criminal responsibility age to 14 for young offenders
- Criticizes that the government is lowering the age of criminal responsibility and increasing prison sentences for children. Argues that society must focus on prevention and pursue the adults who recruit children into gangs. Proposes approval of motion 2025/26:4234. Read the speech
Stricter residence permit integrity requirements and conduct
- Criticizes the proposal as a step away from the fundamental principles of the rule of law because it replaces clear crimes with subjective character assessments. Argues that the legislation implies double standards and the exercise of power rather than justice. Moves for the rejection of the bill. Read the speech
- Criticizes the motion and argues that he is firm in his criticism of various countries' governments. Argues that the Sweden Democrats should focus on the Swedish proposal regarding the deportation of people from the global south. Read the speech
- Accuses the Sweden Democrats of using double standards. Argues that the party demands scrutiny of others' character and lifestyle despite many of their own members being convicted criminals. Read the speech
Rental housing: Vänsterpartiet wants to stop evictions
- Criticizes the government's lack of will to defend the rental housing and its prioritization of property owners over tenants. Wants to freeze rents, abolish profit requirements in allbolag, ban unreasonable income requirements, abolish the private rental law, and ensure that children are never evicted. Read the speech
- Argues that the proposal on frozen rents is grounded in reality because the majority of the population opposes market rents. Claims that tenants need relief as rents have risen sharply while food prices and interest rates pressure households. Read the speech
- Argues that the left takes responsibility for all children in Sweden regardless of which municipality they live in. Emphasizes that the goal is that no children should have to be homeless or evicted. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's lack of accountability for housing policy and the high rent increases. Argues that the government is responsible for all evicted children in Sweden and asks if the speaker considers children in other municipalities to not be the government's responsibility. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's failure to prevent child evictions and homelessness. Proposes a permanent housing allowance, safer social security, and a housing policy with more rental apartments with reasonable rents. Argues that the state has the ultimate responsibility to ensure that no children are evicted. Read the speech
- Argues that private property owners exploit the arbitration system by submitting unreasonable rent increase demands. Wants to appoint an inquiry to prevent the system from being misused and asks if the Kristdemokraterna support the principle that no children should be evicted without a new home being arranged. Read the speech
- Argues that everyone has a responsibility to ensure that no children become homeless. Proposes a principle or legislation that ensures children are not evicted without an alternative housing being in place. Read the speech
Rental housing: SD wants competition and renovation funds
- Criticizes that the Sweden Democrats blame immigration for societal problems. Asks if the party will break its promise by supporting "trygga hyror" (secure rents), which are seen as market rents in a new package. Read the speech
- Questions whether the Sweden Democrats will support reforms involving freer rent setting or market rents, regardless of what name is given. Read the speech
Housing supply: SD, V, and M debate planning and permits
- Criticizes the government's market-oriented policy which erodes democracy and ignores the climate goals. Proposes democratic planning, state investments in affordable rental apartments and climate requirements in detailed development plans to build societies where housing is a human right. Read the speech
Sweden foreign policy: Ukraine aid, Nato, and DCA agreement
- Criticizes the government's lack of political will and hypocrisy when Sweden withdraws support for UNRWA. Argues that Sweden must act consistently and stand up for universal rights and international law in conflicts such as those in Gaza, Sudan, and Congo. Read the speech
Electricity prices, housing, crime and migration policy
- Argues that the evictions of children are a housing policy catastrophe and a state betrayal of children. Asks how the government can defend that children are still being evicted and what immediate measures are planned to stop this. Read the speech
- Argues that evictions and child evictions are increasing despite the government's strategies. Asks the minister which reforms will be implemented in the care system to practically stop child evictions. Read the speech
Property law reforms: SD, V, and M propose new changes
- Criticizes the government's policy for prioritizing market values over people's security and for the housing shortage leading to children being evicted. Argues that municipalities should own the land and proposes that Boverket should develop a modern municipal right of first refusal. Read the speech
Urban planning and housing: SD, C, V debate rules and taxes
- Criticizes the government's housing policy for causing a housing crisis, evictions, and increased inequality. Argues that Vänsterpartiet wants to tax the banks' excess profits, increase child and housing allowances, and invest in secure rental apartments for ordinary wage earners. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's failure to increase housing construction, as the number of started apartments has decreased sharply since they took power. Asks why the government does not present any policy to stimulate construction and restore lost competence in the industry. Read the speech
- Criticizes market logic that leads to higher living costs, increased poverty, and unemployment. Argues that the government has presented a housing budget that is too weak despite an ongoing housing crisis and demands answers on how the problem will be solved. Read the speech
- Argues that mixed housing is positive for society. Asks how people living in poverty, with high food and energy prices or risk of eviction, will be able to afford to buy their homes. Read the speech
- Argues that society does not create conditions for children to live a decent life. Criticizes the idea that everyone should own their homes since many cannot afford food and suggests that the focus instead should be on job opportunities. Read the speech
Presumed rent model and retroactivity debate in Swedish Riksdag
- Argues that the housing crisis is due to high production costs and the government's removal of investment subsidies rather than the rent setting system. Criticizes the retroactivity as a breach of legal certainty and an attack on the tenants' private finances. Wants to stop the retroactivity and demands state investments to increase new production. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's housing policy and argues that the retroactive application of the legislative change is a failure of legal certainty. Argues that there is a lack of facts to show that retroactivity increases construction and that it instead harms people's private finances. Read the speech
- Argues that the proposal has good parts but criticizes the retroactive application. Wants older agreements to remain valid as changed rules of the game risk having negative consequences for tenants. Read the speech
- Argues that the proposal is good in parts as it makes the regulatory framework clearer. However, criticizes the retroactive application as it contradicts the principle of the rule of law that entered into agreements shall remain valid. Read the speech
- Argues that the government can handle two sets of rules and criticizes that retroactive application risks increasing rents for people who are already struggling with poverty. Asks how tenants are to manage the increased rents. Read the speech
Return grants: M supports integration, V calls it racism
- Argues that diversity is a resource and that people with a foreign background are important to keep the welfare system running. Criticizes the return migration grant as raw racism and socio-economic madness that harms the country and causes a labor shortage. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's return policy as a symbolic act that ignores the contributions of immigrants to society. Argues that Sweden is built by people and suggests that instead, radical clubs should be encouraged to leave the country. Read the speech
Sweden's compliance with UN Convention on Racial Discrimination
- Argues that Afro-Swedish Muslims are treated as second-class citizens and that Sweden is violating the UN Convention due to structural racism. Asks the Minister what concrete measures are being taken against structural racism, Islamophobia, and Afrophobia. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government does not mention Afro-Swedes or Muslims and argues that hate crimes against these groups are trivialized or ignored. Asks what the government intends to do to protect these people's rights. Read the speech
New strategy for living and safe cities: V, S, and SD views
- Criticizes that the government has deleted equality and sustainability and that the state is taking a step back in favor of the market. Wants a national strategy with a focus on justice, state support for non-profit housing forms and investments in public meeting places. Read the speech
- Argues that the government's strategy is empty of content as it does not make the words real for all people. Criticizes that security cannot be achieved as long as poverty increases and children are evicted from their homes. Read the speech
- Responds that law violations should be prosecuted, but criticizes the Moderaterna for wanting to punish the innocent and make children homeless. Argues that safety means economic and socioeconomic security where everyone can afford their housing. Read the speech
Housing policy: M, V, and KD debate rent rules and costs
- Criticizes the government's housing policy for selling out the rental housing, increasing inequalities, and risking evictions of children. Proposes a rent freeze, a ban on unreasonable income requirements and stricter rules to protect families with children during evictions. Read the speech
Housing policy: structural reforms, state support and loans
- Criticizes the government's lack of reforms for housing construction and its focus on renovation support instead of affordable rental apartments. Wants to introduce a national strategy, state support for construction, a ban on the sell-off of public housing, and a green renovation support. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's passivity and policies that undermine democracy and the welfare state. Argues that the proposed rotavdrag is insufficient to reverse the housing construction crisis. Read the speech
- Accuses the government and the Sverigedemokraterna of having betrayed the voters and worsened the country's situation. Argues that Sweden has become worse in all sectors, which affects those who are not millionaires. Read the speech
- Argues that housing is a human right that must not be compromised. Criticizes the government's racist policy and lack of protection against evictions, but urges the government to cooperate to fund the construction of affordable rental apartments. Read the speech
- Rejects criticism regarding antisemitism and argues that the Moderaterna cooperate with a Nazi party. Emphasizes that he is a proud anti-racist. Read the speech
Enforcement Authority coordination and child rights in evictions
- Criticizes the government's passivity and policies that cause increasing evictions of families with children. Argues that the government should make cooperation mandatory and advocates that the housing allowance must not be phased out. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the state violates the Convention on the Rights of the Child by allowing children to be evicted and argues that mapping is not sufficient. Asks whether the government will make cooperation between the Enforcement Authority (Kronofogden) and social services mandatory to stop evictions. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's policy for creating unemployment and poverty instead of welfare dependency. Argues that support for families with children must not be withdrawn and proposes that cooperation in the event of risk of eviction should become mandatory. Read the speech
Housing market: M, V, S debate planning and construction
- Criticizes the government's housing policy as a crisis for the weakest and argues that it prioritizes the rich. Wants a state housing policy with a focus on affordable rental apartments, regional planning, and state steering measures for energy efficiency. Read the speech
- Criticizes the claim that Sweden is improving in all areas as many are struggling to survive [2-5]. Argues that money for the rotavdrag (deduction for home improvements) should instead be invested in building housing. Read the speech
- Criticizes that a member of the Moderaterna dismisses construction workers' anxiety by categorizing them as social democrats. Argues that the policy must focus on creating employment and investing in housing construction to save companies facing bankruptcy. Read the speech
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Property law: Lantmäteriet modernization and leasehold rules
- Criticizes the government's policy which leads to increasing housing shortages, high rents and evictions. Wants municipalities to release land with leasehold instead of sale and proposes a new municipal right of first refusal to increase the construction rate. Read the speech
- Argues that land is sold to private owners who hold it as a speculative object to drive up prices. Wants to discuss how the housing shortage is exacerbated when land is used for profit instead of for construction. Read the speech
- Argues that Vänsterpartiet cannot support the Sverigedemokraterna proposal due to their ideology. Wants municipalities to grant land with leasehold rights to a greater extent instead of sale to ensure an even and sufficient housing development. Read the speech
- Criticizes the market approach and argues that the market does not solve the housing shortage or the increasing poverty. Asks how people who are evicted because they cannot pay bills can be able to buy homes. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the opponent advocates for home ownership when people are poorer than they have been in a long time. Argues that the market-oriented thinking and tax cuts for the wealthy benefit the wealthy at the expense of families with children who cannot afford the rent. Read the speech
Housing supply: SD, S, and V debate action plans and queues
- Criticizes the government's housing policy for prioritizing profits and ownership rights over the tenants' needs. Wants the Riksdag to reject the government's proposal on expanded priority rights and proposes a new unified housing supply law, a national action plan, strengthened rental guarantees and economic incentives for affordable rental apartments. Read the speech
Urban planning and housing: SD, V, and S debate supply
- Asks whether the Sweden Democrats will betray the tenants by compromising away their promise of free rent setting. Points out that the speaker previously claimed that free rent setting is not a security issue and asks if the right to own a home is a fundamental security issue. Read the speech
- Argues that it is important that tenants receive clear information that market rents will not be introduced under the Tidö Government. Criticizes proposals that make it harder for poor people to pay for their housing. Asks if the Sweden Democrats would never support free rent setting. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's housing policy for favoring the privileged, increasing inequalities, and leading to more evictions of children. Argues that the Left Party's policy should instead promote justice, climate-smart solutions, and strengthen tenants' rights. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government, through new legislation, makes it easier to remove children from their homes. Argues that 342 homeless children are far too many and demands that the government follows the Convention on the Rights of the Child to ensure that all children have a home. Read the speech
- Criticizes that families with children become homeless and receive support only one week at a time. Argues that current solutions do not create safe conditions for children and accuses the government and SD of not taking the issue seriously. Read the speech
- Argues that housing costs and food prices have increased sharply while the number of evictions of children has risen. Criticizes the government's sale of rental apartments and legislation that enables evictions of children. Asks how these measures will help homeless families with children and questions the government's view on the right to a home as a matter of security. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government is not taking responsibility for children becoming homeless despite a zero-vision. Argues that housing costs have increased sharply during the government's time and demands measures to guarantee children a secure upbringing. Read the speech
Tax cuts, welfare, citizenship and state resource management
- Asks how the government ensures that the cooperation with Israel does not violate international law. Also asks whether the government intends to execute the ICC's arrest warrants against Benjamin Netanyahu and Yoav Gallant if they were to come to Sweden. Read the speech
Sweden's role in two-state solution and UNRWA funding
- Criticizes the government's decision to refrain from voting for Palestine's extended status in the UN. Argues that this is a betrayal of human rights and constitutes complicity in Israel's genocide policy. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Moderaterna for their history and Islamophobia. Asks the Foreign Minister if her statements have racist undertones and how the government can justify abstaining from voting for Palestine's membership in the UN. Argues that the government should take a stand against Israel's occupation. Read the speech
Safer residential areas: eviction rights for criminals
- Move to approve the Left Party's reservation. Criticizes the proposal as insecure in terms of legal certainty, discriminatory and groundless as it risks collective punishment of innocent tenants and children. Argues that crime requires complex solutions and legal review rather than populist evictions. Read the speech
- Criticizes the proposal for being misleading and argues that it risks evicting entire families including children. Argues that the legislation shows contempt for tenants and can prevent parents from seeking preventive support. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the bill allows for the eviction of families with children without the possibility of rectification. Asks what the government intends to do with the evicted families and why the legislation does not cover residents in villas or condominiums. Read the speech
- Argues that the proposal risks increasing the discrimination and profiling of certain groups. Criticizes that the proposal implies collective punishment where innocent people, including children, risk becoming homeless for someone else's crime. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the opponent implies that entire families are criminal if one person commits a crime. Argues that safety should be created through legislation that applies to all types of housing and asks where those who are evicted are supposed to go. Read the speech
- Argues that the legislation already enables eviction of perpetrators of violence. Criticizes the proposal as it risks punishing innocent families with children and increasing homelessness. Asks the government if they have a plan for the families who become homeless. Read the speech
- Criticizes that property owners without competence are allowed to perform legal assessments instead of courts and the police. Argues that the proposal leads to more homeless families with children and violates the Convention on the Rights of the Child. Read the speech
Children's rights in custody disputes and family law changes
- Argues that children should have the right to their own legal representative independent of the parents to ensure that the child's best interests and opinions are taken into account in custody disputes. Wants adopted children to have the right to change their surname to the family's name regardless of whether they have borne the name previously or not. Read the speech
Housing shortage: planning, climate rules and start loans
- Criticizes the government's lack of responsibility for the housing shortage, poverty, and climate transition. Wants strong state and regional planning for affordable, environmentally friendly rental apartments as well as changed rules for energy efficiency and renovation of the existing housing stock. Read the speech
Housing market crisis: construction rates and migration policy
- Criticizes the government's passivity and lack of competence in handling the housing crisis. Proposes a national strategy for affordable housing, expanded investment support for rental apartments, increased construction in wood, and economic incentives for municipalities. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the proposal implies collective punishment because the entire family is evicted if a child commits a crime. Asks if it is the intention that even the law-abiding family members should be evicted. Read the speech
- Argues that the legislation will lead to families with children who have not committed crimes being evicted. Asks where these families are supposed to go and suggests that only the person who has committed a crime should be removed instead of the entire family. Read the speech
- Asks whether Larry Söder shares the Sweden Democrats' conclusion that deportation of immigrants would solve the housing problem. Criticizes that the Sweden Democrats' policy and hatred towards immigrants overshadows everything and makes immigrants responsible for the housing shortage. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's passivity in the housing issue. Asks how the government intends to increase construction and implement reforms to counter the ongoing social crisis and the many layoffs within the construction industry. Read the speech
Swedish housing market: KD, V, and SD propose reforms
- Criticizes the government's response for not addressing the construction crisis and argues that the current policy exacerbates the housing shortage. Argues that the state must take responsibility for the financing of housing construction through a long-term social housing policy. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's proposal as a fiasco and argues that it lacks financial stimulus for housing construction. Argues that the industry and experts demand substantial investments to solve the housing crisis. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government prioritizes tax deductions for the wealthiest over funding for housing construction and rental apartments. Argues that housing is a right and advocates for a society with stronger protection for tenants and says no to market rents. Read the speech
Housing supply and inflation: SD, V, and S propose stimulus
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- Criticizes the Sweden Democrats for lacking a serious housing policy and for not having presented any reforms in the budget. Argues that they should present concrete proposals to combat the housing shortage instead of hiding behind inflation. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Sverigedemokraterna claim that market rents are not being discussed and accuses the speaker of lying to their voters. Argues that the construction sector is in crisis and criticizes the government's passivity. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government is satisfied with the housing policy when the crisis is worse than it has been in several decades. Argues that the state must contribute with stimulus funds to enable the construction of affordable housing. Read the speech
- Argues that the state must take greater responsibility by subsidizing the construction of rental apartments that ordinary people can afford. Criticizes that the state subsidizes wealthy people's renovations while denying support for affordable housing for the poor. Read the speech
- Argues that the construction crisis is catastrophic and hits the entire economy. Asks why the government is not doing more to build housing that people can afford and demands government proposals to stop the crisis. Read the speech
- Argues that the situation is extremely serious. Criticizes the government for using inflation as an excuse for not acting on the housing shortage. Asks what the government is doing to stop evictions of families with children and increasing homelessness. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's housing policy for leading to the disappearance of rental apartments. Asks where people who cannot or do not want to buy a home should go when rental apartments are converted into condominiums. Read the speech
- Asks whether it is reasonable to sell or convert existing apartments when people are already struggling to afford housing. Criticizes the proposal on evictions as collective punishment and asks where innocent people and children are supposed to go. Read the speech
- Argues that the government's policy has transformed housing dreams into housing nightmares as more people become homeless. Criticizes the government's response to the construction crisis and high debt levels as out of touch with reality, as they advocate for small houses without creating the economic conditions for the citizens. Read the speech
- Agrees that the most vulnerable are hit hardest by the housing shortage. Criticizes the proposal for small house plots as out of touch with reality since poor families cannot afford houses and demands constructive proposals to help people here and now. Read the speech
Housing policy: KD wants more land and support for families
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- Criticizes the government for not taking sufficient measures or allocating resources to meet the deep construction crisis. Argues that the focus should be on the most economically vulnerable households instead of detached houses and asks what the government intends to do for these. Read the speech
- Criticizes that nothing is happening in housing construction despite the government's claims of a high pace. Argues that the government must do more to combat poverty and prevent evictions of families with children and pensioners. Read the speech
Tenant liability for crimes by others: eviction and safety
- Criticizes the proposal because it makes it easier to evict innocent adults and children. Asks how the government intends to prevent homelessness for the evicted families. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's proposal because it risks making more families with children homeless. Argues that homelessness increases the risk of gangs recruiting children and questions how the proposal can be reconciled with the Convention on the Rights of the Child. Read the speech
- Argues that it is already possible to evict tenants who commit crimes. Criticizes the proposal for making more families with children homeless without increasing safety. Urges the government to withdraw the proposal. Read the speech
Rental housing: criminal evictions, municipal sales and funding
- Argues that the proposal implies collective punishment of family members who have not committed any crimes. Criticizes that innocent people risk becoming homeless and asks where these people are supposed to go. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the bill implies collective punishment of innocent family members. Argues that evictions create homelessness, violate the Convention on the Rights of the Child and prevent vulnerable persons from seeking help. Read the speech
- Wants to stop sales of public housing, reintroduce investment support and introduce a speculation ban. Criticizes the government's investigation on easier evictions, which is considered to conflict with the Convention on the Rights of the Child and constitute collective punishment. Read the speech
Climate policy, economic conditions and goals in PM's question
- Criticizes the cooperation with the Sweden Democrats and their dissemination of conspiracy theories and racist lies. Asks the Prime Minister why the government accepts a coalition partner that spreads hatred against minorities. Read the speech
Housing shortage: M, V, and S debate construction rules
- Wants an active state housing policy that promotes regional planning, energy efficiency, and environmentally friendly rental apartments. Argues that the government has phased out important support for energy efficiency and criticizes the proposal regarding worsened accessibility in student housing. Proposes investment support for student housing. Read the speech
- Asks why the government and Larry Söder want to remove accessibility requirements for student housing. Argues that this would make it more difficult for students with disabilities to begin their studies. Read the speech
- Argues that disability organizations and student unions are against changing the accessibility requirements. Wants Sweden to introduce construction subsidies for student housing similar to other Nordic countries in order to lower construction costs without compromising accessibility. Read the speech
Housing policy: M, V, and S debate construction and rental
- Argues that the goal of everyone owning their own home is unrealistic in the current economic situation. Asks what the government specifically proposes to counter the housing shortage and enable the construction of housing that people can afford. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government does not answer questions on how they will increase housing construction. Argues that the goal of home ownership is unrealistic when people cannot afford rent or small debts. Asks what the government is doing to build housing that people can afford. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's passive housing policy and focus on owner-occupied housing. Wants to introduce a national strategy, reintroduce investment support for rental apartments, stop the sale of public housing and regulate landlords' income requirements. Read the speech
- Criticizes the proposal to evict relatives into homelessness as it creates more homelessness. Argues that the proposal contradicts the goal of combating homelessness and criticizes that authorities such as the police and social services do not support the proposal. Read the speech
- Criticizes the proposal to brand relatives as criminals and argues that it constitutes collective punishment. Points out that evictions violate the Convention on the Rights of the Child and asks if the government is against this. Read the speech
- Criticizes the proposal to evict families with children as it violates the Convention on the Rights of the Child. Asks if the Social Democrats support collective punishment and where those who are evicted should go. Read the speech
- Agree that the government uses repressive methods against vulnerable groups, the poor and immigrants. Argues that the proposal affects three million tenants and calls for continued struggle for these people's dignified lives. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Liberals' focus on owner-occupied housing as a solution to homelessness and overcrowding that is detached from reality. Asks the government what they propose for those who can neither or will not buy their home. Read the speech
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Time-limited building permits extension for housing shortage
- Supports the extension of time-limited building permits by five years due to the great housing need. However, criticizes the government for not implementing long-term reforms and warns that the measure is used as a substitute for permanent housing construction. Read the speech
- Argues that the extension is necessary to find ways to build housing. Asks what the government is actually doing to find solutions to the housing shortage since no concrete reforms have been presented so far. Read the speech
- Argues that Vänsterpartiet has never sat in government and therefore cannot be held responsible for a lack of reforms. Criticizes that the government is removing support that helps housing construction instead of introducing new reforms. Read the speech
Palestine and Israel: Two-state solution and apartheid claims
- Criticizes that Sweden and the EU exhibit double standards by not introducing sanctions against Israel or supporting the Palestinian people's right to self-defense. Asks if the Foreign Minister can condemn the settlers' pogroms and the Finance Minister's statements about wiping out a city. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Foreign Minister for calling Israel a living democracy despite violations of the principles of the rule of law and ignoring UN resolutions. Argues that Sweden exhibits hypocrisy by not taking a stand against Israel's actions in the same way as against Russia. Asks the Foreign Minister if she distances herself from statements about erasing the village of Huwara. Read the speech
Property rights: wind power, charging infrastructure, land use
- Argues that the housing market is in an emergency situation due to reduced production and economic difficulties. Criticizes the government for passivity and calls for a new pre-emption law to strengthen the municipalities' land policy, increase housing construction, and counter segregation. Read the speech
EU wage regulation lawsuit and Lund-Hässleholm rail priority
- Asks whether the minister considers collective punishment of households and increased homelessness among unpunished families to be a reasonable path to take to combat crime. Argues that such legislation would mean that Sweden deviates from the principles of the rule of law. Read the speech
- Asks whether it is reasonable that the legislation does not cover everyone. Criticizes that the principle of individual responsibility is replaced with collective punishment. Read the speech
Urban planning and housing: SD, V, and M debate subsidies
- Argues that housing is a human right and criticizes the government's phasing out of the investment support. Wants a housing policy that invests in those with the worst finances, combats homelessness and guarantees safe homes for everyone. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government is doing a complete U-turn and is not taking responsibility for construction companies that have invested money based on previous promises. Asks if business owners can trust decisions made in the Riksdag. Read the speech
- Wants to reintroduce the investment support and argues that it is the only subsidy that helps with the construction of rental apartments. Criticizes the government's hypocrisy as they want to favor wealthy homeowners but refuse support to low-income earners and tenants. Read the speech
- Move for approval of the reservation. Asks what the government is doing to help people who are homeless due to poverty and does not want to hear that the solution is that Bostad först becomes national. Read the speech
- Argues that Bostad först and the national homelessness strategy are good and should be expanded. Asks for the government's concrete plans and budget reforms to help people who cannot afford small houses to enter the housing market. Read the speech
Independent dispute resolution for collective rental disputes
Alcohol policy, infrastructure, housing, school and corruption
- Asks what the minister will do so that low-income earners can get secure housing after the government has phased out the investment support. Read the speech
Crime, infrastructure, economy, housing and climate debate
- Criticizes the housing agreement for being built on fear and increasing inequalities by favoring the rich at the expense of the poor. Argues that the government ignores the housing shortage and proposes that investment support be reintroduced, rent increases be limited, and more rental housing be built. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government statement does not highlight the need to build away the housing shortage. Asks how the Minister for Housing intends to lower the thresholds for those who need housing, as the current proposals do not help poor pensioners or families with children. Read the speech
- Argues that they are now in a government position and should stop acting like the opposition. Asks what the government intends to do to eliminate the housing shortage since the issue was not mentioned in the government statement. Read the speech
Source: The Swedish Parliament. Kammarkoll is an independent service.