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Marcus Wennerström (S)
What Marcus Wennerström 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.
Sheltered housing rights: KD permit, S lex Tintin, V costs
- Asks if the chairman of the Committee on Social Affairs is concerned that procurement according to LOU can become cost-driving and open to fraud. Also asks how the member views the need to evaluate the cost and quality development for the municipalities and the residents. Read the speech
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- Argues that the legislation is good as it regulates protected housing and views the child as a rights-holder. Criticizes the risk of marketization failures and calls for support for women's shelters. Wants to introduce a "lex Tintin" to protect children from harmful associations. Read the speech
Extra support for children in social care: school and safety
- Argues that the opportunities for a full education are very different for children in society's care. Asks if the government sees a need to strengthen the work surrounding these children, with reference to a successful pilot project in Uppsala. Read the speech
- Argues that the focus should be on children in HVB-homes and foster homes rather than on Sis. Highlights Uppsala as an example of successful cooperation between school and social services. Asks for clearer structures to relieve schools. Read the speech
- Invites the Minister of Justice to Uppsala to study a project for better schooling for children in community placement. Argues that the team in Uppsala takes responsibility for handovers when children are relocated or when the social services intervention ends. Read the speech
Healthcare and civil defense: KD and S debate funding
- Argues that the current economic policy and the cuts are creating a healthcare crisis that threatens patient safety and preparedness. Criticizes the government for abdicating its responsibility by shifting defense decisions onto the regions. Read the speech
- Argues that the government bears the ultimate responsibility for Sweden's defense and that the regions have the mandate to implement this. Asks what support is given to the regions to ensure total defense capability when they are forced to cut back. Read the speech
Civil defense: municipal responsibility and resource lack
- Asks how the Minister intends to ensure that the defense's need for a functioning civil defense is reflected in the directions and funding of the municipalities' and regions' assignments. Criticizes that the order of priority for strategically important areas has been removed. Read the speech
- Argues that there is a lack of clarity in the strategic responsibility for municipalities that are to act as a support resource for the military defense. Asks how the government intends to ensure that municipalities and regions are given the opportunity to take on that responsibility. Read the speech
- Argues that society's resilience is built on a functioning everyday life. Points out that healthcare cannot prioritize away civil healthcare according to current law and demands that the state clarify what scope municipalities are allowed to plan within. Read the speech
War and crisis preparedness: duty for ages 16-70 and risks
- Argues that the municipalities have a great responsibility to provide support to those who need it. Asks how the municipalities can meet the needs of an aging population while the crisis preparedness is being developed. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's image of the people as reckless and lacking self-preservation. Argues that the focus should be on individuals with small margins who need an analysis of their needs. Read the speech
Crisis preparedness and telecommunications security in Sweden
- Argues that the government must take its state responsibility in the serious situation. Suggests that the state becomes a clearer demanding authority that updates the requirements for socially important services and provides clearer guidelines for redundancy in mobile networks. Read the speech
- Argues that the state has been marked by its absence at several incidents. Demands that the minister answer how they intend to rectify the structure that is not functioning and where the responsibility should be placed. Read the speech
Climate, foreign policy, economy and social issues debate
- Criticizes that the people are becoming poorer and that children in some areas cannot afford leisure activities. Asks the Minister for Social Affairs what measures are being taken to ensure that youth sports do not become a class issue during 2024. Read the speech
Healthcare funding crisis: S proposes bank tax, KD cites deficits
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- Criticizes that the government is not planning for real measures but instead offers tax cuts and efficiencies. Argues that the state is failing its responsibility by shifting the responsibility onto regions and municipalities, which leads to poorer patient safety. Read the speech
Healthcare financing: state vs region responsibility and budget
Gang crime in youth homes: M proposes security and funding
- Argues that society must offer safe environments for children in care so that they can break away from criminal environments. Asks what concrete measures will be taken here and now to increase security at Sis institutions. Read the speech
- Asks whether the government can reach a situation where sufficient staff are available to create a safe working environment and living environment. Argues that current investments risk being consumed by the need for technical infrastructure and increased costs. Read the speech
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Economic challenges, welfare, and social issues in Sweden
- Asks how the government and the Minister for Health and Social Affairs view the state's role in supporting the regions when healthcare is heavily burdened by infections. Emphasizes the importance of vaccination coverage to combat diseases and reduce the burden on healthcare. Read the speech
Searchability of children's reports to increase safety
- Argues that today's system of folders is insufficient and that better alternatives exist to strengthen cooperation and information gathering. Asks how it can be made more difficult for families who move within the country to avoid support and if reports of concern can be shared with new municipalities of residence. Read the speech
- Asks when the change can be implemented and argues that every day of delay involves a risk that children will fall through the cracks. Emphasizes that there must be no obstacles to sharing information during a move. Read the speech
Gotland civil defense funding and state responsibility debate
- Argues that per capita-based resource distribution does not give strategically important areas the priority they need. Criticizes that state funds cannot be used for investments and demands a resource allocation based on the needs of the country's defense. Read the speech
- Argues that civil defense is a part of total defense and requires a functioning society. Asks if Gotland is prioritized and argues that per capita contributions do not help Gotland's specific situation. Read the speech
Crime, healthcare, education and authority roles debate
- Asks how the Minister for Health and Social Affairs views proposals for increased national governance and control to stop unscrupulous entrepreneurs in healthcare. Proposes that permits for establishment in primary care and business bans be introduced to stop organized crime. Read the speech
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State support for municipal crisis management and flooding
- Criticizes the government's response and argues that the state should provide more support to the municipalities during crises. Asks if the minister stands by the position that Trafikverket has no responsibility in crisis management work when state roads are affected. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government claims that crisis preparedness is a municipal responsibility. Argues that the principle of responsibility means that authorities are responsible for their areas even in a crisis and questions whether municipalities should bear the entire responsibility for crises in their geographical area. Read the speech
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Gang crime measures: justice system, sentences and schools
- Thanks the Minister for Justice for the answer to the interpellation. Argues that cooperation does not solve the underlying problems and asks if the government is willing to address structural problems as well as the marketization of public services. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government maintains market mechanisms for HVB homes. Argues that freedom of establishment and profit potential come at the expense of the youth's care and warns of a disproportionate oversight activity. Read the speech
- Asks for concrete examples of which parts of the market can be reassessed. Also asks whether the government sees a need to expand support to schools that receive many children placed in HVB. Read the speech
Immigration, AI, and Sami organization meetings in Riksdag
- Asks how a legal requirement regarding reporting affects the already tough working situation for social service workers. Argues that the professional group is exposed to threats and hate, which worsens the conditions for trust and voluntariness. Read the speech
Source: The Swedish Parliament. Kammarkoll is an independent service.