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Mattias Eriksson Falk (SD)
What Mattias Eriksson Falk 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 countering incorrect welfare payments: S, SD, M
- Proposes approval of the committee's proposal. Argues that it is right to link state and municipal payments to stop organized crime. Criticizes municipalities and regions for being slow to act. Read the speech
- Rejects the image of the Sweden Democrats' policy and points out that an investigation is underway to counter incorrect payments. Criticizes the Social Democrats for not following up on their policy in municipalities and regions. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Social Democrats have not presented their own proposals beyond the committee's. Argues that municipalities and regions must work continuously to stop incorrect payments while investigations are ongoing. Read the speech
Hunting legislation: sale hunting in economic zone and confidentiality
- Welcomes the possibility of hunting seals in the economic zone and advocates for simplifications in the legislation to reduce administration. Argues that secrecy should be tightened to protect hunters against threats and sabotage and wants to introduce a new crime for hunting sabotage. Read the speech
Municipal funding and self-government: SD, S, and M debate
- Criticizes the red-green parties' policy for having caused inflation, high fuel prices, and deteriorated local service. Argues that the government and Sverigedemokraterna have improved the economy and security through tax cuts, strengthened state subsidies, and a stricter migration policy. Read the speech
Hunting and wildlife management: predator policy and wolf limits
- Want to change the grounds for the right of appeal so that only those directly affected can appeal hunting decisions. Propose that the composition of the wildlife management delegations be restored, that a criminal classification for hunting sabotage be introduced and that the Reindeer Husbandry Act be revised so that all citizens are granted hunting and fishing on state land. Read the speech
State responsibility for primary care and competence supply
- Denies that any privatization is planned and argues that the Social Democrats are spreading lies to frighten citizens. Criticizes that the opposition has created its own economic report and warns that the Social Democrats could hinder private activity. Read the speech
- Criticizes the claim that the region does not follow the legislation. Argues that regional companies provide flexibility to improve operations and points to positive economic results. Denies that any form of privatization is taking place in Gävleborg. Read the speech
General grants to municipalities: inflation and welfare debate
- Argues that the government and the Sweden Democrats have repaired the damage from the previous government's policies by combating inflation and lowering taxes. Points out that the general state grants are now at record highs and moves for approval of the committee's proposal. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Social Democrats' migration policy for having created unsustainable costs for small municipalities. Argues that the government and the Sverigedemokraterna are creating better conditions by introducing a ceiling for social assistance and that the general state grants are at record highs. Read the speech
- Argues that the Social Democrats' migration and energy policy has created poorer conditions for the municipalities and driven up costs. Wants to introduce a subsidy ceiling to reduce the municipalities' costs for social assistance. Read the speech
- Argues that previous migration policy created unsustainable conditions for the welfare state by driving up costs and creating healthcare queues. Claims that the staffing levels within healthcare have increased and that queues decrease when migration decreases. Read the speech
- Argues that previous migration policy created poor conditions for the welfare state by driving up costs. Criticizes that the solution is to pressure welfare activities and that people are forced to take low-wage jobs instead of raising wages. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Social Democrats' migration policy and forced mixing which sacrifices children. Asks which municipalities and staff will have to handle the consequences of increased migration and questions the member's statements regarding the healthcare staff. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Social Democrats for not standing for a strict migration policy but rather wanting to increase migration. Argues that their policy pushes down wages within the welfare sector and points to forced mixing as a practical example. Argues that reduced agency staff creates better conditions for continuity and shorter queues. Read the speech
- Argues that the high unemployment among foreign-born individuals is due to the Center Party's and the red-green parties' migration and integration policies. Criticizes the Center Party's policy for increasing exclusion and keeping wages down in the public sector. Read the speech
- Argues that a sustainable migration policy, tightening of the social security support, and a sustainable energy policy are necessary. Criticizes the Center Party's previous migration policy for having contributed to unemployment. Read the speech
Municipal issues: equalization system and welfare funding
- Asks for which figures underlie the claim about thousands of layoffs within healthcare. Criticizes that the Social Democrats are laying off staff instead of reducing the size of children's groups, which leads to lost knowledge. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Social Democrats are not living up to promises of reduced group sizes by laying off competence instead. Argues that the municipalities should utilize the reduction in children to reduce the number of children per employee. Read the speech
- Wants to introduce a legal requirement for the deferred payment of municipal inspection fees to create predictability and equality for entrepreneurs. Criticizes the Social Democrats' proposal not to raise the threshold for state tax, which argues would reduce the attractiveness of welfare professions and complicate recruitment. Read the speech
- Argues that increased production, transport, and consumer costs are driving up the total costs. Claims that the party has succeeded in lowering fuel costs and that the decommissioning of nuclear power is due to deliberate political decisions. Read the speech
- Argues that lowered fuel prices are necessary for the countryside and emphasizes that the party has lowered the price of diesel. Criticizes previous legislation that made nuclear power more expensive and argues that red-green politics has caused capacity shortages and high electricity prices. Read the speech
- Corrects the member and argues that the Social Democrats' policy to freeze the threshold for state tax would mean that more welfare workers would pay more in tax. Points out that this leads to more state tax on incomes for nurses and midwives. Read the speech
- Argues that the Social Democrats' policy means that more welfare workers and construction workers are forced to pay state tax. Wants to inform the voters that a change of power would lead to increased tax burdens for these professional groups. Read the speech
- Confirms that the regions' economic situation improves during 2025 and 2026 after previously high pension costs. Criticizes that the member paints a picture of the regions' economy that does not match reality. Read the speech
- Claims that the government and the Sweden Democrats have provided record-high general state grants to regions and municipalities. Asks whether regions governed by the Left Party should reduce their surpluses in order to retain healthcare expertise. Read the speech
- Asks whether the proposed reorganization involves mergers of municipalities and regions to reduce the administrative burden. Strongly opposes mergers and asks whether the Centerpartiet will propose such mergers after a potential shift in power. Read the speech
- Argues that today's cooperation model with influence via municipal associations works. Expresses concern that a revision of the equalization system could lead to municipal mergers that shift power away from the citizens and calls for resistance against such mergers. Read the speech
County governor appointment: KD, S, and SD debate background
- Argues that the appointment is a historical event and that the new landshövding is an experienced politician with invaluable knowledge. Claims that the criticism is expected and that she will do an excellent job. Read the speech
- Argues that the opposition's criticism of the appointment is a game for the galleries. Claims that the Social Democrats avoid talking about politics and instead focus on the appointment because it is a Sverigedemokrat. Read the speech
Hunting and wildlife management: wolf population and predators
- Wants to increase the influence of farmers and hunters and facilitate the management of moose and roe deer. Argues that the wolf population should reach a lower limit of 170 individuals and advocates for license hunting of cormorants. Also wants to introduce a new criminal classification for hunting sabotage. Read the speech
Sweden's foreign policy: Ukraine aid, feminist policy and DCA
- Praises the Ukrainian people's struggle for their democracy and their country. Expresses continued and strong support for Sweden, Europe, and the rest of the world to continue sending support to Ukraine. Read the speech
General grants to municipalities: S and V want indexing
- Argues that the government's budget is good as it strengthens the general state grants and contains targeted investments in school, health and medical care, as well as crime prevention work. Highlights that the restructured migration policy creates better conditions for the municipalities' planning and welfare. Read the speech
- Argues that municipalities and regions must make their own prioritizations with the state grants that are provided. Claims that the government is injecting resources into the welfare system and that it is the opposition's policy that must be changed. Read the speech
- Argues that resources have been strengthened through general and targeted state grants. Claims that the regions stand strong and will generate a surplus, but emphasizes that municipalities and regions must take responsibility for effective prioritizations. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Social Democrats use the term care crisis and argues that the regions have good economic conditions with planned surpluses. Argues that the Social Democrats' policy would penalize public employees with taxation. Read the speech
- Argues that the regions will achieve strong results. Criticizes the Social Democrats' policy for penalizing welfare workers through taxation and accuses them of laying off preschool staff instead of reducing the size of the children's groups. Read the speech
- Asks how cuts shall be defined when the number of employees increases in most municipalities in Gävleborg. Argues that changes in preschool are adjustments based on needs rather than cuts. Criticizes that the Left Party's policy would lead to higher taxes for staff within the welfare sector. Read the speech
- Argues that if the threshold for state tax is not adjusted, more welfare workers, such as police and staff within elderly care and healthcare, will be affected by state tax. Criticizes that the opponents are not honest about the consequences of their policy. Read the speech
- Argues that municipalities are forced to make cuts in preschool due to a decreased number of children. Criticizes the Center Party's migration policy for creating a skills shortage and increasing inequalities in school. Read the speech
- Argues that the Center Party does not recognize the problems of mass immigration for the municipalities. Claims that municipalities get better conditions as pension costs decrease while state grants are maintained. Criticizes the Center Party for misprioritizations that erode the core activities of the welfare system. Read the speech
Healthcare funding and crisis in Sweden: S, KD, and SD debate
- Argues that the difficult situation in the regions is due to Social Democratic decisions that have driven up costs. Claims that the government has injected significant funds and criticizes Social Democratic governance for a lack of prioritization. Read the speech
- Points out that Region Gävleborg's deficit is primarily due to increased pension costs which will soon decrease. Criticizes Social Democratic policy for the closure of BB and increased administrative costs. Argues that the new government is cutting back on administration to shift resources to healthcare. Read the speech
Ambulance care information exchange and security for personnel
- Argues that secrecy barriers hinder effective work and that the police should be able to contribute to ensuring the safety of emergency services personnel. Criticizes that the minister's answer lacks concretization regarding how specific secrecy barriers should be dismantled and what state interventions should be taken. Read the speech
- Confirms that the work environment is the employer's responsibility. Argues that one can distinguish between violence and care needs to enable alerts to SOS Alarm. Suggests that SOS Alarm can directly alert the police to increase safety. Read the speech
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School transport for children with serious illness or disability
- Criticizes that the minister relies too much on the municipalities' ability to take children's needs into account. Argues that municipalities often claim financial difficulties to deny school transport, which forces parents into legal battles. Asks how the minister intends to follow up on the issue. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the current legislation is insufficient and creates unequal conditions for children with special needs. Wants the minister to initiate an inquiry to clarify and simplify the regulatory framework across the entire country. Read the speech
- Criticizes the extensive bureaucracy and the legal battles parents are forced to fight against municipalities. Hopes that the minister takes the initiative for an investigation to clarify children's rights and simplify the legislation. Read the speech
Municipal and regional issues: S, C, and SD debate changes
- Opposeses moving operations between municipalities. Asks how the Center Party views the citizens' opportunities for accountability if operations are moved from one municipality to another. Read the speech
- Criticizes the proposal because moving operations from one municipality to another reduces citizens' opportunity for accountability. Argues that cooperation between municipalities and regions in joint boards is a good model. Read the speech
- Argues that the proposals in the committee's report concern both economic and structural aspects of municipal and regional activities. Wishes to vote in favor of the committee's proposal for a decision. Read the speech
Hunter data confidentiality for County Board and Police Authority
- Request approval of the committee's proposal. Argues that confidentiality is necessary to protect hunters from harassment and to prevent criminal gangs from exploiting personal data to locate weapons. Read the speech
Healthcare staff resignations and regional funding resources
- Notes that the state provides important supplements to mitigate the effects of inflation. Criticizes the Social Democrats for a lack of governance and economic responsibility in the regions over the last ten years. Read the speech
- Notes that the government and Sverigedemokraterna are providing funds to the regions. Criticizes the Socialdemokraterna for prioritizing fine art over acute healthcare and for having implemented 23 tax increases during their previous time in government. Read the speech
Municipal and regional economy and welfare financing debate
- Argues that the regions themselves must prioritize core activities. Criticizes the Social Democrats for having managed the finances poorly and not created sufficient reserves during good times. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Social Democrats have not taken responsibility for a long-term stable economy in the regions. Argues that the Social Democrats have raised taxes 23 times despite governing the regions and have not introduced opportunities to save for leaner times. Read the speech
- Proposes approval of the reservation that municipalities should only be charged after completed supervision. Criticizes the Social Democrats for having failed with the regions' finances and priorities during the last ten years. Read the speech
- Argues that the party has addressed welfare crime. Wants to wait for the investigation's conclusions and facts before a final position is taken regarding regulations of profit distribution. Read the speech
- Criticizes that all private activity is described as problematic and argues that private care arises due to demand. Argues that the Social Democrats have failed to take responsibility as they have implemented many tax increases in the regions. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Left Party's priorities and argues that they waste resources in municipalities and regions where they hold power. Argues that it is shameful that they blame the state when they themselves make poor priorities. Read the speech
- Criticizes Vänsterpartiet for misprioritizations in municipalities and regions, such as the purchase of art at the expense of acute healthcare. Argues that Vänsterpartiet is responsible for the lack of resources and that they have not contributed to future funding. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Green Party proposes improvements after having left government power and argues that the party did not take initiatives to reduce the administrative burden during its time in power. Asks why the party did not ensure economic resources in the regions. Read the speech
- Denies having participated in dinners regarding gains in welfare. Argues that the Social Democrats have raised taxes 23 times during ten years and criticizes the Green Party for not taking responsibility for the regions' finances. Read the speech
Forest policy: property rights, production and environment
- Proposes approval of reservation 2. Argues that forest policy should balance economic growth with environmental sustainability through innovation and cooperation. Criticizes EU regulations that threaten national sovereignty and demands national self-determination over natural resources. Read the speech
- Argues that it is good that the government appoints an inquiry into the forest. Confirms that the Sweden Democrats will be an active party and contribute their thoughts to the upcoming work. Read the speech
- Argues that the forest is an important issue for the party and emphasizes that the EU should be kept away from Swedish forest policy. Welcomes an investigation to improve the conditions for Swedish forest owners. Read the speech
Government budget policy, healthcare, forestry and education
- Questions about whether the Minister for Rural Affairs will work to prevent the spread of the stone dormouse, as reduced funds from the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency risk leading to future costs for society. Read the speech
Foreign policy: Ukraine, Gaza, aid reform and China-Taiwan
- Expresses pride over the persistent support for Ukraine's defense against Russia's invasion. Argues that Sweden must learn from the Ukrainian resilience by strengthening its own preparedness and infrastructure. Read the speech
Historical vehicles ELV Regulation ownership and environment
- Argues that the EU directive creates concern and uncertainty regarding the valuation of vehicles. Asks whether the government will act to get the EU to scrap the proposal that threatens ownership and the love for vehicles. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the EU lacks understanding for Swedish needs and wants Sweden to act forcefully against the EU. Argues that Sweden must stand up for vehicle enthusiasts and scrap the EU's proposal instead of scrapping Swedish vehicles. Read the speech
Transport sector repair preparedness and strategic stockpiling
- Argues that a robust transport system requires preventive maintenance, access to spare parts on-site and Swedish production. Emphasizes the importance of proactive work from authorities and that the railway is a critical part of a coherent transport system. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden should continue to work with preventive maintenance and stocking of spare parts. Also emphasizes the importance of cooperation with the civilian sector to ensure competence and training. Read the speech
Road 56 in Gävleborg: fatal accidents and safety improvements
- Want to highlight the importance of improvements on road 56 in Gävleborg to increase traffic safety and create security for residents and road users. Argues that the road is important for transport and hopes that the need for improvements is included in the new national plan. Read the speech
- Wants the Hedesunda-Valbo stretch to be included in the national plan and emphasizes the importance of separate lanes to increase road safety. Asks if smaller investments are already included in Trafikverket's plan and are funded. Read the speech
- Want the section Hedesunda-Valbo to be included in the upcoming national transport infrastructure plan. Criticizes that the Center Party has not pushed the issue forward despite its previous influence. Read the speech
General grants to municipalities: V demands 20 billion SEK
- Proposes approval of the committee's proposal. Argues that the state creates good conditions through the equalization system and that the government and the Sverigedemokraterna strengthen the grant to municipalities and regions for 2024. Read the speech
- Notes that the government and the Sweden Democrats have allocated funds to welfare through general increases. Argues that municipalities and regions must themselves prioritize correctly with the extra funds they receive. Read the speech
- Argues that immigration entails a greater need for welfare resources than those working in the sector can compensate for. Claims that the government is providing funds and that the municipalities have a strong economic position. Read the speech
- Argues that municipalities and regions have the opportunity to prioritize in their operations. Points out that the state compensates for increased costs resulting from inflation and that the municipalities generally have a strong financial position. Read the speech
- Asks the member how it looked during the years 2014–2018 when the party had influence. Means that the government is injecting 30 billion kronor extra to municipalities and regions over three years. Read the speech
- Notes that the government and the Sweden Democrats are providing strong financial support to the welfare system through extra funds over the next three years. Argues that the problems within social services are linked to immigration policy and asks the Social Democrats about their responsibility for current social problems. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Social Democrats' priorities and argues that they provide campaign contributions to their own organizations instead of welfare. Argues that they would receive more money for welfare if they stopped giving these campaign contributions. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Social Democrats' lack of self-reflection regarding previous policies. Argues that their policies have created major problems for municipalities and regions through increased population without a corresponding increase in staff. Asks if they are prepared to acknowledge this. Read the speech
- Argues that the current migration policy has increased the need for healthcare and created social problems. Points out that over three years, the government will inject 30 billion kronor in generally increased support to the municipalities. Read the speech
- Argues that the government and Sverigedemokraterna provide 30 billion kronor in general support to municipalities and regions over three years. Asks why more municipalities raised taxes in 2016 than now, despite Vänsterpartiet's previous influence. Read the speech
- Criticizes the proposal to increase taxes for people with high skills, such as doctors and nurses. Argues that increased taxes for these professional groups hinder their willingness to educate themselves and contribute to the welfare. Read the speech
- Highlights that the government and the party are allocating 30 billion SEK in general support over three years. Argues that reduced fuel taxes facilitate the municipalities' operations and asks Miljöpartiet if they share the concern regarding these costs. Read the speech
- Argues that the green transition takes time and that municipalities and regions need reduced costs immediately. Points out that reduced taxes on fuels and a reduced reduction obligation are important parts of a comprehensive solution to lower costs. Read the speech
Agriculture: SD diesel tax cut vs MP 100bn green investment
- Asks how Miljöpartiet views its own policy after the National Audit Office's criticism of the one-sided focus on transport's share in the climate transition. Argues that Miljöpartiet's policy would entail significantly increased costs for commuters and families with children who are dependent on petrol or diesel cars. Read the speech
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- Agrees with the committee's proposal. Argues that national self-determination over the Swedish forest must be protected against EU influence and that decisions should be made in Sweden. Read the speech
- Argues that one must wait for the results of the investigation before concrete decisions can be made. Wants the upcoming administrative decision to be in line with the goal of increasing the hunt and reducing the wolf population. Read the speech
- I hope that the county administrative boards make decisions on increased wolf hunting to reduce the population in line with the Riksdag's guidelines. Read the speech
Special statements in municipalities and regions: KD vs SD
- Argues that a lack of legislation regarding special statements and minutes' notes creates unequal conditions for elected representatives. Asks why the Minister considers that reservations can be regulated but not special statements. Read the speech
- Argues that regulation of specific statements in municipalities and regions ensures equal conditions and functions as a protection for minorities. Suggests that this should be the established order to facilitate scrutiny and democratic oversight. Read the speech
- Argues that it is important for the opposition to be heard. Proposes a legal regulation to ensure equal conditions and give elected politicians better opportunities to act. Read the speech
Economic management and result reserves in municipalities
- Agrees with the government's proposal to replace the result equalization reserve with a result reserve. Argues that this provides better conditions for planning and flexibility, while simultaneously encouraging municipalities and regions to use their own funds instead of loans. Read the speech
- Argues that the existing reserves were built up through the Sweden Democrats' previous work. Wants to rectify the situation by injecting 16 billion kronor in support for welfare and demands that municipalities and regions make structural changes. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Social Democrats for not acknowledging the cost increases that their own policy has caused. Argues that they choose to prioritize high culture over welfare and suggests that they should review grants to their own organizations. Read the speech
Gang violence, agriculture, healthcare and cybersecurity
- Criticizes that the authorities have decided on too low a quota for licensed hunting of wolves. Asks what the government is doing to ensure that the licensed hunting in 2025 follows the Riksdag's decision. Read the speech
Defense materiel to Ukraine and anti-tank missiles to USA
- Argues that it is a self-evident matter to send spare parts and ammunition to maintain the weapons systems. Wishes to vote in favor of the finance committee's proposal to continue supporting Ukraine's defense capability. Read the speech
Municipal services and state grants distribution for rural areas
- Argues that the municipal equalization system should primarily support rural municipalities to ensure equal conditions. Criticizes that large cities such as Malmö take large parts of the funds despite good conditions and argues that migration policy has created the gaps. Read the speech
- Argues that the municipal equalization system should help rural municipalities. Criticizes that large city municipalities such as Malmö take large parts of these funds and argues that the problems are due to how the money is utilized as well as the consequences of migration policy. Read the speech
Municipal welfare and elderly care resources and competence
- Argues that the government and the Sweden Democrats have negotiated large funds for municipalities and regions. Explains that increased general state grants give the municipalities better opportunities to plan their operations and reduce the administrative burden compared to previous governments. Read the speech
- Argues that the government and the Sverigedemokraterna have negotiated general state grants which allow the municipalities to control the funds themselves. Explains that this removes the administrative burden and saves money for the municipalities. Read the speech
Municipal welfare resources: S wants double investment
- Argues that the equalization system has undergone a redistribution where the aid to smaller municipalities in rural areas has been increased. Criticizes that large metropolitan municipalities receive more support due to previous migration policy and asks if the Social Democrats acknowledge these problems. Read the speech
- Argues that the current migration policy is the root of exclusion and segregation. Criticizes the Social Democrats' model of redistributing resources instead of addressing the underlying problem. Argues that large urban municipalities need more resources due to previous policies. Read the speech
- Wants a statutory requirement for the retroactive billing of supervision fees to be investigated in order to create clarity for business owners. Criticizes that municipalities bear costs for previous migration policy and argues that the municipalities' core missions should be prioritized. Read the speech
Distributed database technology pilot for cryptocurrency trade
- Takes a positive stance on the committee's proposal that the legislation should cover cryptocurrencies as financial instruments. Argues that the pilot scheme creates better conditions for trade, increases investor protection, and provides better economic control. Moves for approval. Read the speech
School, energy, economy, sports and social policy debate
- Questions about whether the government intends to return to the Riksdag with proposals for starter loans for first-time buyers. This follows the fact that young adults are abstaining from work and education due to the difficult housing situation. Read the speech
General grants to municipalities: SD 13bn, V wants 24bn more
- Proposes approval of the Finance Committee's proposal. Argues that the budget strengthens the municipal sector by over 13 billion SEK and that the Tidö Agreement will, in the long run, reduce the demand for municipal activities through changed migration policy. Read the speech
- Argues that the pandemic has affected welfare services. Explains that increased general state grants strengthen the municipalities' resources and that the municipalities are responsible for applying for available grants. Refers to SKR's report which shows that the cost increases are temporary. Read the speech
- Responds that the budget has not been negotiated and that measures will be returned to. Argues that the cost increases are temporary and that the municipalities must seek the support offered. Points out that the municipal sector is strengthened by just over 13 billion kronor. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the member describes a "steel bath" [stålbad] in the municipalities, which is contradicted by SKR's report. Points out that SKR has a result equalization reserve and that the government is injecting 6 billion kronor. Asks about the member's view on tax increases for professional groups. Read the speech
- Asks what the justification is for staff within the welfare sector, such as principals and midwives, to take responsibility when their taxes are raised. Argues that the proposal affects those who work within the welfare sector rather than the richest. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Left Party's budget for being unfunded and increasing the state's borrowing needs. Argues that the party increases the costs for welfare workers in rural areas by not lowering the tax on fuels. Read the speech
- Notes that the Left Party's budget increases the state's borrowing needs by 200 billion kronor. Criticizes that the Left Party makes it more expensive to use the car in rural areas and argues that the government and the Sweden Democrats are providing a substantial boost to welfare. Read the speech
- States that the Green Party's policy implies continued high migration. Argues that their policy drives up the need for welfare while simultaneously reducing the number of working hours in healthcare. Asks how their policy is to be reconciled since personnel are required to perform the healthcare. Read the speech
- Answers the question by explaining that the increased healthcare needs of migrants exceed the number of new jobs. Argues that the tax policy reduces the number of workers and that the fuel policy makes it more expensive to get to work. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Center Party's budget proposal for maintaining the reduction obligation and the indexing of the fuel tax. Argues that this makes it more expensive for people in areas with long distances to commute and drive children. Read the speech
- Argues that the party has pushed through tax cuts on fuel and stopped the indexing. Wants to increase the travel deduction and strengthen welfare with general and targeted state grants. Criticizes that the Center Party's proposed grants for the countryside are practically impossible to implement. Read the speech
Crime, infrastructure, economy, housing and climate debate
- Want the legislation regarding camera surveillance to be simplified to provide municipalities and the police with better conditions to counter crime and increase safety. Argues that current bureaucratic permit processes hinder swift and resolute measures against criminal gangs. Read the speech
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