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Malin Danielsson (L)
What Malin Danielsson 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.
Municipalities to employ doctors for elderly care competence
- Argues that the current ban on municipal doctors creates deficiencies in care and leads to stress for the staff. Moves for approval of the proposal to strengthen the municipalities' possibilities to offer good access to medical competence. Read the speech
- Argues that inequality already exists today and that cooperation agreements can contribute to equality. Wants to lift the ban on municipal doctors so that municipalities can ensure care in elderly care homes. Argues that solutions to problems such as sampling and referrals can be included in the cooperation agreements. Argues that the ban must be lifted so that the organization will be equipped and agile for future pandemics. Read the speech
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Architecture policy for housing and cultural environments
- Argues that architecture and design are crucial for the individual's development and quality of life by creating inspiring and human environments. Advocates for architecture that is sustainable, beautiful, and human, and votes in favor of the committee's proposal. Read the speech
Elderly care and support for relatives: resources and rules
- Argues that the relatives' involvement should be based on voluntariness and emphasizes the importance of a fixed care contact to relieve relatives. Wants the health and medical care to receive a clearer mandate to identify children and siblings and calls for approval of the proposal. Read the speech
Swedish language status, sign language, and library funding
- Argues that culture, language and libraries are democracy's line of defense and the foundation for human independence. Wants to safeguard cultural freedom, strengthen the position of the Swedish language and preserve stable institutions through long-term thinking. Read the speech
Sports, outdoor life and gaming safety for elite athletes
- Argues that sports, outdoor life, and community build trust and resilience in a restless time. Emphasizes the importance of swimming skills, the government's investments in swimming instruction and sports facilities, as well as the need to protect the vulnerable from gambling risks. Proposes approval of the committee's proposal. Read the speech
Civil society grants: SD wants monitoring, MP seeks 1bn SEK
- Argues that civil society and popular education are crucial for a human society built on voluntarism and trust. Wants politics to facilitate meetings and create stable conditions without micro-managing or replacing voluntary engagement. Read the speech
Elderly care staffing, freedom of choice and B2 language
- Argues that the government's measures, such as background checks and skill enhancement, are important to ensure safety and quality. Wants to focus on preventive work, human rights, and maintained empowerment to counter poor conditions and loneliness. Read the speech
- Want to encourage people with a foreign background to contribute to society and elderly care. Argues that it is important to study shortage occupations over time instead of pushing for a wage floor. Read the speech
- Means that the Liberals want to welcome and create systems for those who want to contribute to Swedish society. Suggests that one follows how wage issues affect elderly care and investigates solutions to handle recruitment problems. Read the speech
Disability support: SD wants more than 1.5% indexed increase
- Highlights the government's reforms that removed the funkisskatt, strengthened the support system in schools, and improved the right to vab. Argues that a new legal text on basic needs was needed to reset case law and wants to see an indexing of the flat-rate compensation. Read the speech
- Argues that the practice from 2011 has narrowed the right to accompaniment and that the Liberal Party has long requested an LSS reform. Wants a comprehensive investigation or separate legislation since the government has not agreed to such. Read the speech
- Argues that the delay in the regulatory letter is due to bureaucratic realities. Expresses joy over the consensus regarding the investigation of basic needs and emphasizes that the investigation directive is a prerequisite for the nationalization of personal assistance. Read the speech
Culture funding and national identity debate in Riksdag
- Argues that culture is society's intellectual infrastructure and a path to freedom. Wants to find more sources of funding through tax relief for sponsorship and emphasizes the importance of accessibility, libraries, and public service [2, 4, 17-19]. Read the speech
Cultural heritage funding: SD museum card and MP county museums
- Argues that the cultural heritage belongs to the citizens and requires long-term, stable conditions for its preservation. Emphasizes that the government is phasing out cost-rent, carrying out the largest investment in state-owned historic buildings, and increasing the ecclesiastical antiquarian compensation. Read the speech
Ban on gambling on credit and public benefit lottery exemption
- Argues that gambling on credit leads to indebtedness and social problems. Wants to close loopholes through rules that apply to all licensed forms of gambling without unnecessary exceptions. Moves for approval of the committee's proposal. Read the speech
Culture, media, and leisure: cuts to study associations
- Argues that the budget is important for culture to be a dynamic force and for more people to reach sports and leisure. Welcomes investments in museums, literacy promotion, swimming proficiency and sports facilities. Read the speech
Public service law and guidelines 2026–2033 funding debate
- Argues that a large, strong and broad public service is necessary to defend the formation of free opinion. Emphasizes that the operation holds Sweden together, contributes to the survival of the Swedish language and is an important part of Sweden's preparedness. Moves for approval of the proposal in the report. Read the speech
- Argues that the Liberals stand in the middle on the financing issue. Explains that the proposed calculation is good as it implies a significant increase during the eight-year period. Read the speech
- Argues that the Liberals' policy on a broad public service that reflects the population is not in opposition to their own. Emphasizes that Sweden has a strong and stably funded public service with good conditions for continued operations. Read the speech
Leisure card for children: KD support, C and S criticize
- Argues that the leisure card is a major investment that reduces inequalities and promotes inclusion by lowering economic barriers. Moves for approval of the committee's proposal to give all children and young people the opportunity for a meaningful leisure time. Read the speech
- Argues that investments in para-sports, assistive devices, and accessibility increase inclusion for children with disabilities. The leisure card (fritidskortet) puts the issue of inclusion on the agenda and the increased support also reaches children in economic hardship with disabilities. Read the speech
- Argues that the leisure card is a carrot to welcome more people to sports and culture. Wants to include children and young people with disabilities in the initiative to increase participation. Read the speech
Party-political lotteries: regulation and tax exemptions
- Argues that transparency is lacking when party-political lotteries are not clearly linked to the party. Wants legislation to give individuals the opportunity to decide for themselves where the money goes and criticizes aggressive marketing. Read the speech
- Argues that parties holding power in the Riksdag have a greater responsibility when they conduct lotteries. Therefore proposes separate legislation to ensure that the activity is handled in a way that aligns with democratic rules of the game. Read the speech
- Argues that public benefit lotteries should be clear about who receives the surplus. Criticizes that parties hide their funding behind company names and demands clear labeling in advertising and on lotteries to ensure transparency. Read the speech
- Argues that more transparency is needed regarding lottery activities to protect vulnerable people. Proposes separate legislation to impose greater requirements on political parties compared to non-profit organizations. Read the speech
- Argues that the legislation aims for increased transparency as the problems have primarily emerged in partisan lotteries. Claims that parties have a greater responsibility than civil society because they hold power and can create legislation. Read the speech
Civil society and popular education grants: fraud and cuts
- Argues that education is unique because it is human-driven, not profit-driven or top-down. Emphasizes that it strengthens democracy, provides empowerment and offers important ways to break isolation and create cohesion. Read the speech
Literature, language and art forms: school libraries and S
- Argues that literature is a prerequisite for democracy and criticizes the increasing reading crisis in Sweden. Emphasizes the importance of staffed school libraries and warns that censorship of books does not belong in a democracy. Read the speech
Culture access and creator conditions: M, SD, and study funds
- Argues that culture is society's intellectual infrastructure that creates community and personal development. Wants state funding as a foundation, but also suggests more funding avenues, reduced bureaucracy and an arm's length distance to the content of culture. Read the speech
Elderly care: resources, freedom of choice and quality
- Criticizes that the elderly are often treated as a collective and reduced to their age instead of being seen as individuals with fundamental human rights. Wants to promote independence through welfare technology, introduce the primary care reform and enable municipalities to employ doctors in elderly care. Read the speech
Support for people with disabilities: M, V, and C debate
- Criticizes that Sweden does not live up to the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and that inequality and unauthorized coercive measures occur. Wants to increase the pace, push for an LSS inspection, investigate basic needs and consider separate legislation for accompaniment. Read the speech
- Argues that authorities should follow the intentions of the laws instead of conducting legal processes to do the bare minimum. Pushes for investigating basic needs when introducing a new principal. Read the speech
- Argues that an investigation of basic needs must be commissioned before proposals can be submitted. Wants to continue pushing for an LSS inspection to identify deficiencies in today's interventions. Read the speech
- Argues that the government is doing a lot in the area and wants to raise the level of ambition as Sweden begins to lose ground. Notes that the disability movement's concern regarding the principal-agent relationship is being discussed in the ongoing investigation. Read the speech
- Argues that it is better to take time to do things correctly than to act quickly and incorrectly. Suggests that municipalities and authorities return to the intentions of the legislation in order to provide more support. Wants to push for new legislation if the legal development continues. Read the speech
Voting age and electoral system changes: M, SD, V, MP
- Argues that democracy is fragile and that it is important to strengthen it by evaluating experiences from previous elections. Advocates for separate election days for the Riksdag and for municipal and regional elections to increase focus on local issues. Read the speech
Rule of law 2024 report: democracy, crime and EU sanctions
- Argues that the EU's rule of law architecture and the annual report are important tools for defending the rule of law principle. Wants the EU to have sanction possibilities against countries that violate fundamental freedoms and rights. Moves for approval of the committee's proposal. Read the speech
Riksdag working methods, security, and public health debate
- Argues that the minute of silence demonstrates the Riksdag's role as the people's representative and creates reflection. Proposes an inquiry to balance the members' security with democracy's openness. Read the speech
Publicity, secrecy, and privacy in crime fighting debate
Minister performance and Government Offices cost increases
- Argues that long processing times create uncertainty and economic losses. Wants official information to be communicated in the government's own channels and that the government be informed before regulations that go beyond what is necessary are issued. Read the speech
Budget allocations for Royal Court, Election Authority and S agencies
- Request approval of the committee's proposal. Emphasizes the importance of human rights, especially the right to dignity within elderly care, and welcomes increased appropriations for civil defense, the green transition as well as security for the Jewish minority. Read the speech
Support for persons with disabilities: assistance and management
- Argues that LSS has been eroded through savings and changed case law. Wants a revision of LSS to return to the law's basic intentions as well as investigate indexing of the flat-rate assessment and a possible separate legislation for accompaniment. Read the speech
- Argues that it is possible to make more decisions regarding accompaniment within today's legislation. Emphasizes the need for knowledge support to the municipalities to clarify case law and existing legislation. Read the speech
- Argues that the legislation within LSS during recent years has not followed its intentions. Responds that the proposal for state ownership will come when it can be ensured that more people receive assistance and that no one falls through the cracks. Read the speech
- Argues that it is too little and too late when it comes to issues regarding functional rights. Wants the principalship investigation to be carried out carefully to ensure that no one falls through the cracks and that a proposal is presented when it is safe. Read the speech
- Welcomes increased commitment to major changes within the field of disabilities. Points out that the previous government left behind a legacy of cost increases and savings that must now be addressed. Read the speech
Transparency and documentation review in government work
- Argues that the thorough review process is important for democracy and the committee's authority. Emphasizes that the committee functions as a political free zone where objectivity prevails and urges colleagues to study the report. Read the speech
- Argues that the government has a significant information advantage and a responsibility to provide the Riksdag with information. Points out that the lack of margins for anchoring in EU issues has been unfortunate, but notes that no factual errors were committed in the climate reporting. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's lack of documentation regarding the relocation of a director-general and argues that the basis for the national standard should be more clearly stated. Praises that short consultation periods have become less common. Read the speech
- Argues that the ministers' statements should be correct and factual. Notes that the Minister for Climate and Environment's statements have at times lacked routine or precision, while the Foreign Minister's use of proportionality has been correct. Underlines that the ministers have handled SMS and social media in accordance with the principle of public access. Read the speech
Hate speech law: clearer provisions and Holocaust denial
- Argues that criminalization of Holocaust denial does not change anything fundamentally. Points out that it is difficult to distinguish between facts and lies in today's digital flow of information and moves for approval of the committee's proposal. Read the speech
Election system changes and civil registration rules debate
- Argues that it should not be possible for people to register their residence in a municipality after the election result is clear. Wants the investigation to ensure accessibility for persons with disabilities and hopes for separate election days for the parliamentary election and the municipal and regional elections. Moves for approval of the report. Read the speech
Parliamentary Ombudsman report and democracy oversight review
- Argues that the Parliamentary Ombudsman is an important guarantor of individuals' civil and political rights and democracy. Highlights specific deficiencies within agencies such as Skatteverket, Kriminalvården, the police, and Försäkringskassan as highlighted in the official report [3-9]. Read the speech
Council of Europe report on competitiveness and security
- Argues that democracy and the rule of law are the foundations of European cooperation. Expresses concern over the developments in Slovakia and asks how the Prime Minister views the introduction of qualified majority to prevent individual countries from dictating the support for Ukraine. Read the speech
- Welcomes that the Commission has warned Slovakia about lost funds due to deficiencies in the rule of law principles. Asks how the conversation between the member states' heads of government is proceeding regarding the concern about Slovakia and the risk that the country challenges the EU's fundamental values. Read the speech
Elderly care: S wants new law, SD supports profit, M wants choice
- Argues that the self-determination and choices of elderly people are a central task. Wants to increase self-determination by letting the elderly choose providers of home care and housing, and also advocates for a primary care reform to ensure continuity in municipal care. Read the speech
- Argues that Äldreomsorgslyftet is an important reform to give persons from third countries the opportunity to train as assistant nurses. Wants to increase the profession's attractiveness by focusing on care instead of time registration. Read the speech
- Clarifies that the purpose is to reduce administration via digital technology in order to focus more on the individual's care. Argues that increased local autonomy provides a better working environment and care as well as that elderly care is a good place for people to enter the labor market. Read the speech
Constitutional matters: party financing, lobby registers, Swedish
- Argues that EU membership has strengthened individual civil and political rights as well as contributed to peace and free trade. Wants that the EU should be able to withdraw contributions to countries that violate democratic values and calls for approval of the committee's proposal. Read the speech
Freedoms and rights: M, S, SD debate constitutional protections
- Argues that fundamental freedoms and rights were strengthened in the Instrument of Government but that further steps are required to strengthen the protection. Wants to develop the protection against discrimination and motions for approval of the committee's proposal. Read the speech
Healthcare capacity, labor market policy and social issues
- Asks what general measures the government is taking to ensure that persons with disabilities receive support in a timely manner. Notes that the authorities' processing times are long and that non-executed decisions for LSS interventions have increased. Read the speech
- Argues that long processing times and non-enforced decisions within LSS have major consequences for the individual. Asks if the government can take more measures than the work currently underway regarding Ivo. Read the speech
Freedom of press and expression: disinformation and tech giants
- Argues that limitations on freedom of speech should be considered carefully and require broad majorities. Emphasizes the importance of EU cooperation to curb disinformation and welcomes the investigation into the constitutional protection for databases. Read the speech
Public service and film policy: SD, S, and M debate rules
Standardized parental deduction interpretation and regulation
- Explains that the standardized parental allowance was introduced to avoid children receiving less assistance than what corresponded to their needs. Wants to accelerate the ongoing analysis to ensure that the intentions of the law are followed and that double parental allowances are avoided. Read the speech
- Argues that it is important to do things correctly and that the current legislation was introduced to avoid unfairly large parental deductions. Wants to see an analysis of measures before the regulation is changed to avoid children receiving less assistance than they are entitled to. Read the speech
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- Argues that extensive problems with personal assistance mean that one has moved far from the basic intentions. Wants the analysis work to lead to direct measures to prevent double parental allowances so that children receive the assistance they are entitled to. Read the speech
Public administration: corruption, responsibility and SD's proposal
- Argues that the public administration is central to democracy, but criticizes unnecessary bureaucracy and administrative hurdles. Welcomes the focus on accessibility for persons with disabilities and moves for approval of the proposal in the report. Read the speech
Minister performance and government handling oversight review
- Explains that the Committee on the Constitution's mandate is to review that the government exercises its power correctly. Notes that the response times for written questions have improved and emphasizes that the referral process ensures the quality of laws. Argues that the review indicates a need for order in the public administration. Read the speech
Riksdag appropriations: SD, S, and V propose budget changes
- Emphasizes the importance of modern media support for local investigative journalism and media diversity. Wants to increase the funding for security-enhancing measures for religious communities due to increased antisemitism and welcomes the government's increased investment in remembrance trips. Read the speech
Welfare technology in elderly care: SD, S, M, C, MP, KD, L
- Argues that welfare technology increases independence, privacy, and safety for the elderly. Welcomes that the regulatory framework is clarified to create opportunities for users to control their support and extend the healthy years. Read the speech
Antisemitism in Sweden: countering prejudice and safety
- Argues that antisemitism must be countered regardless of source and that everyone should feel safe being who they are. Wants to show cross-bloc unity on the issue. Read the speech
- Notes that antisemitic hate crimes have increased exponentially in Europe and Sweden. Argues that antisemitism now comes from individuals with roots in the Middle East and that it is unacceptable that Jews do not dare to show their identity. Read the speech
- Argues that it is necessary to speak out against antisemitism. Asks how Lena Hallengren can keep Jamal El-Haj in the Foreign Affairs Committee despite his connections to Amin Abu Rashid. Read the speech
- Demands that all parties clean up within their own ranks when antisemitism occurs. Criticizes the Social Democrats for defending a person who hugged a terror financier and demands that they take responsibility for their own party's actions. Read the speech
- Argues that decisive action must be taken against antisemitism by the government and all parties. Wants the hatred to be pushed back regardless of source and that everyone stands together for the right to Jewish life in Sweden. Read the speech
- Argues that it is wrong to place responsibility on the party for what other parties do. Highlights that the government has taken initiative through a working group, increased appropriations to the Jewish Central Council and a tripling for the Segersted Institute. Read the speech
- Argues that antisemitism in Sweden is taking extreme forms and demands long-term work. Emphasizes that the school is the key to standing up for those who today do not dare to be themselves. Read the speech
- Argues that the party takes responsibility for its members and that all people have the same value. Criticizes Vänsterpartiet for equating antisemitism with Islamophobia and asks if they see a difference between these two phenomena. Read the speech
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Transfer guide dog operations from Synskadades Riksförbund
- Argues that the move to the authority was needed for increased transparency and legal certainty. Wants the existing competence to be utilized, that the operations be evaluated from a user perspective and that a user council be established. Moves for approval. Read the speech
- Argues that the move was needed for transparency and legal certainty. Wants the operations to be evaluated externally and for user councils to be introduced to ensure quality. Also wants the expertise to be preserved through a proper operational transition. Read the speech
- Wants the guide dog activities to maintain their high quality and emphasizes the importance of evaluation as well as that users are given insight and the opportunity to influence. Argues that future debates should focus on developing the support for persons with disabilities. Read the speech
Government budget, crime policy, migration and social investments
- Argues that well-functioning legislation regarding personal assistance and LSS is crucial for persons with disabilities. Asks how the government follows up to ensure that the legislative change has the intended effect after the interpretation of the parental deduction led to children being denied assistance. Read the speech
- Emphasizes the importance of parents of children with disabilities being able to work. Asks what the government can do if the legislative change does not have the intended effect of ensuring more children are entitled to assistance. Read the speech
EU issues and arms exports to Ukraine: Government review report
- Argues that the committee should focus on constitutional issues rather than political statements. Criticizes that reports to KU are used to avoid answering in the media and suggests that political statements should primarily be scrutinized in the public debate. Read the speech
- Argues that the government has a responsibility to provide the EU Committee with complete documentation as soon as possible. Notes that the Minister for Education acted correctly and that the Minister recognized his mistake during the question period. Read the speech
- Highlights the difficulties that governments face when phasing out support. Argues that the government's handling of the climate bonus and the investment support was not deficient, as the information provided in advance was valuable for the general public. Read the speech
- Notes that the Minister for Education's handling of his shareholding was correct. Argues that the Minister for Climate and Environment's answer regarding new nuclear power did not provide a complete picture and constitutes a deficiency. Criticizes the Foreign Minister's statement on arms exports to Ukraine as not being consistent with speaking correctly and objectively. Read the speech
Support for people with disabilities: LSS, personal assistance
- Argues that LSS is a freedom reform that needs to be restored through state ownership and coherent legislation. Also wants to investigate basic needs to avoid audits, create national guidelines for assistive devices and improve support in school and work life. Read the speech
Minority rights: Sami land rights, ILO 169 and mother tongue
- Argues that individuals themselves should be allowed to decide their own identity and belonging. Emphasizes the importance of the school providing knowledge about national minorities and moves for approval of the proposal in the report. Read the speech
Civil rights: abortion, gender identity and religious issues
- Argues that all individuals should have the same opportunity and freedom and that discrimination limits this freedom. Wants to strengthen and secure the right to abortion by enshrining it as a fundamental right in the constitution. Read the speech
Swedish electoral system: SD's ID reform and V's 16-year-old vote
- Argues that vote-buying is unacceptable and needs to be handled. Emphasizes that persons with disabilities must be guaranteed a secret ballot and wants to eventually introduce separate election days to increase focus on regional and municipal issues. Read the speech
Public service internet content conditions and arm's-length
- Argues that it is reasonable that content conditions for public service in the terrestrial network also apply to the offering on the internet. Moves for approval of the committee's proposal. Read the speech
Constitutional matters: lobbying, monarchy and minority rights
- Welcomes the proposals to strengthen the independence of the courts. Moves for approval of the committee's proposal to strengthen the foundations of democracy and defend democratic values. Read the speech
Freedom of press and expression: journalist protection and hate
- Emphasizes the importance of investigative journalism for democracy and welcomes reinforced criminal law protection for journalists and public employees. Wants to balance the principle of public access against personal privacy regarding databases and requests regulations against privacy-infringing search services. Read the speech
Crime fighting vs privacy: anonymizing data and penalties
- Argues that publicity, secrecy, and privacy are important principles for maintaining openness and protecting individual rights. Advocates for a changed perspective on secrecy to enable better cooperation between authorities against crime. Read the speech
Rule of law principle 2022 report and EU fundamental rights
- Argues that the report is a valuable tool for strengthening the rule of law principle and highlighting deficiencies within the union. Wants to see sanction possibilities against countries that violate fundamental rights as well as the introduction of constitutional courts in the Swedish model. Read the speech
Elderly care reforms: primary care, staffing and care law
- Criticizes age discrimination and deficiencies in elderly care. Proposes a primary care reform for increased security, that municipalities should be allowed to employ doctors as well as that relative care needs better support. Read the speech
- Argues that language skills are crucial for integration and communication within healthcare. Suggests that the government invests in language training for staff and simultaneously wants to utilize the staff's competence in other languages. Read the speech
- Argues that it is important to be able to make oneself understood even in old age. Notes that the government is investing money in language training for healthcare staff to ensure patient safety and strengthen the staff. Read the speech
Undue influence on democracy: criminal networks and foreign powers
- Argues that unauthorized influence from criminal networks is a serious threat to democracy and trust in authorities. Proposes stricter democratic conditions, strengthened protection for officials, and more preventive measures against gang crime. Read the speech
- Argues that democracy is vulnerable when the number of members in political parties decreases. Emphasizes that the parties must examine themselves and that more citizens need to become engaged to reduce the vulnerability to undue influence. Read the speech
Healthcare accessibility, staffing and wages in Sweden
- Argues that the government has initiated measures to increase the number of healthcare beds and improve the working environment. Wants to increase the number of healthcare beds through a national plan, use existing care wisely and invest in skills supply as well as language studies. Read the speech
- Argues that staff shortages, rather than a lack of beds, are the cause of the shortage of places. Wants to take advantage of competence that already exists in Sweden by offering language studies and argues that recruitment from both the EU and third countries was needed. Read the speech
- Argues that there are opportunities to recruit from outside Sweden's borders since wages in certain parts of healthcare are high. Wants to address the skills shortage by getting back staff who have left healthcare and by getting more people in Sweden to work. Read the speech
Minister performance and handling of government matters review
- Highlights that measures for better coordination and a holistic view in the management of the county administrative boards are positive. Also wants the Government Offices to counteract unjustified variations in the processing times for electronic public notices. Read the speech
Welfare, immigration and economy: S, KD and M debate measures
- Asks what plan the current government has to meet the need to employ doctors within elderly care. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the health of the elderly has been sidelined in several areas. Argues that the possibility for municipalities to employ doctors is an important piece of the puzzle to meet the needs of the elderly for better care. Read the speech
State administration appropriations: SD, S, M, KD, L debate
- Argues that the expenditure increases are due to important international cooperation within the EU and Nato. Welcomes the government's work against antisemitism and calls for approval of the proposal in the report. Read the speech
Budget priorities: tax cuts, defense and social issues
- Argues that people with disabilities, especially those with intellectual disabilities, have difficulty using mobile BankID. Asks if people with disabilities can look forward to a solution to these problems. Read the speech
Foreign espionage proposal impact on press freedom and security
- Argues that it is a societal interest to regulate espionage-like actions to prevent foreign powers from exploiting Sweden's freedom of expression. Expresses concerns that the exception for justifiable actions is sufficiently broad to ensure journalistic scrutiny. Read the speech
- Argues that the debate on the proposal has been ongoing for a long time. Wants to vote in accordance with the government's position but hopes to be able to follow up and propose future changes. Read the speech
- Argues that there is a need for new legislation to reach actors who exploit freedom of speech and to ensure that espionage cannot take place under journalistic cover. Does not want to put the proposal on hold because it would otherwise take a long time to implement. Read the speech
Freedom of press and expression: S, M, V and L proposals
- Argues that personal privacy must be protected by limiting the constitutional protection for search services that publish information about law violations. However, wishes to approve the constitutional proposal in its entirety. Read the speech
Source: The Swedish Parliament. Kammarkoll is an independent service.