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Oskar Svärd (M)
What Oskar Svärd 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.
Somalia case governance and audit report debate
- Argues that the Committee on the Constitution's review is important for democracy and that the review should be conducted from a constitutional rather than a political perspective. Criticizes that the release of public documents has taken an unacceptably long time and notes that the implementation of the agreement with Somalia has not been fully coordinated within the administration. Read the speech
Government policy on unemployment, economy, security and social issues
- Argues that Swedish companies need good conditions to grow, export, and hire. Asks the Minister what measures the government intends to take within trade policy to strengthen companies' competitiveness and growth opportunities. Read the speech
Aviation tax and emissions: SD, C, and MP debate future
- Argues that aviation is a prerequisite for the social contract and an important part of Sweden's preparedness. Highlights the government's investments in airport support and electric aviation, while simultaneously criticizing the opposition's desire to restrict aviation instead of investing in technology. Read the speech
- Means that an investigation regarding Bromma Airport will be presented this autumn to enable a decision. Emphasizes that the airport is suitable for electric and hybrid flight and that careful considerations are required before any potential closure. Read the speech
- Argues that investigations are necessary to make wise decisions and that an investigation regarding Bromma Airport is underway. Criticizes previous governments' aviation tax which damaged competitiveness and emphasizes that current policy has strengthened Swedish aviation. Read the speech
- Confirms the responsibility for the authorities' flights and argues that aviation needs to transition to becoming greener. Explains that the government's travel policies promote the use of green aviation fuel to reduce emissions. Read the speech
- Argues that the aviation tax was removed because it was ineffective and damaged Sweden's competitiveness. Emphasizes that at the same time, high requirements are being placed on electric aviation, hybrid aviation, and infrastructure across the entire country. Read the speech
- Asks whether the Social Democrats will reintroduce the aviation tax and increase the operating subsidies to regional airports. Criticizes that previous governments introduced the aviation tax and let the operating subsidies remain unchanged, which harmed regional aviation. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Social Democrats' coalition partners want to reintroduce the aviation tax, limit flights on certain routes, and ban private business aviation. Asks whether the Social Democrats will block these demands. Read the speech
Civil and human rights: SD, S, and V debate freedoms
- Argues that the right of ownership is a fundamental principle and criticizes that landowners are forced into restrictions without reasonable compensation. Emphasizes the importance of freedom of expression and advocates for limitations on freedom of association for violence-promoting organizations. Read the speech
Municipal issues: welfare, elderly councils, state rules
- Argues that municipalities and regions share the same basic responsibility for welfare despite different conditions. Emphasizes that local democracy is fundamental and requires politicians who prioritize problem-solving over visibility. Wishes to approve the committee's proposal. Read the speech
Crime policy, energy supply, and defense priorities in Riksdag
- Argues that gang crime has increased due to Social Democratic failures and that the government is acting against this with more resources and tools. Asks how the Prime Minister views the possibility of obtaining support for a proposed constitutional amendment. Read the speech
Aviation sanctions system modernization for safety
- Argues that the government has made major efforts for aviation and that the proposal is necessary for increased security. Explains that the changes facilitate quick decisions under extraordinary circumstances in a changing and restless time. Read the speech
- Argues that the proposal is well-motivated because it enables the government to act quickly in the event of extraordinary circumstances or threats to public safety. Explains that the differences between restricted areas and the entire airspace are clearly evident in current legislation. Read the speech
- Argues that the government has made a collective assessment after the referral bodies had different views. Claims that the proposal is well-motivated and necessary for the government to be able to act quickly in acute events. Read the speech
Aid, citizenship, tax relief, defense and healthcare debate
- Asks the Minister of Defence what steps are being taken to put the defense industry strategy into practice and what the possibilities look like for achieving its goals for increased production, innovation, and cooperation. Read the speech
Aviation tax and Bromma: M, SD, and S debate infrastructure
- Argues that aviation is crucial for Sweden's competitiveness, growth, and preparedness. Announces that the aviation tax is abolished and emphasizes the importance of regional airports as well as state operating support. Read the speech
- Confirms that Bromma Airport shall be preserved and argues that the airport is important for total defense, general aviation, and travelers. Also points out that airlines want to establish themselves there as two new flight routes have recently been started. Read the speech
- Argues that Bromma Airport is important for cargo flights, the Prison and Probation Service, and business flights. Wants the airport to be preserved and advocates that more people should be able to travel to and from Bromma in the future. Read the speech
- Argues that the government has done a lot, including by doubling the operating support for regional airports. Wants to abolish the aviation tax and emphasizes that municipalities and regions must do their part through sustainable travel. Read the speech
- Argues that the government is making a large and important investment by adding 1 billion to the GAS system and doubling the operating support. Explains that work is underway to strengthen the infrastructure for a more robust country. Read the speech
- Argues that Arlanda is losing competitiveness against Kastrup and that the government is investigating improved accessibility to strengthen the airport. Explains that Bromma cannot be moved to Arlanda due to lack of capacity and emphasizes its importance for the total defense. Read the speech
- Responds that municipalities and regions should change their travel policy immediately. Argues that the aviation transition must be based on facts and that flights today are necessary to create demand and a market for future fossil-free alternatives. Read the speech
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- Asks if the member believes that private aviation is not needed. Argues that private aviation is efficient and that the users contribute with companies, growth, and hundreds of thousands of jobs to Sweden. Read the speech
Crime, climate and education: new sentencing and penalties
- Ask the Minister for Civil Defence about her impressions from the Nordic Council meeting and how the Minister views Nordic cooperation regarding civil defence and crisis preparedness. Read the speech
Road traffic infrastructure, vehicle regulations and green transition
- Argues that roads are crucial for economic growth, social cohesion, and security. Emphasizes that the government is addressing the maintenance debt through a historic investment in infrastructure. Underlines the importance of charging infrastructure and electrification. Read the speech
- Argues that all modes of transport are important for mobility in the country. Emphasizes the government's important investment in charging infrastructure and that housing cooperatives and the business community must take responsibility for the transition. Read the speech
- Answers that he cannot give a clear answer to the questions regarding joint property associations and snow removal and argues that the market is good at solving problems regarding charging stations. Read the speech
Professional transport and taxi regulation and safety rules
- Argues that the farming industry needs corrected competitive conditions through lowered taxes, fees, and reduced reduction obligation. Emphasizes the importance of the police having resources for supervision and that rules are followed to counter unfair competition. Read the speech
- Answers that the question is being addressed in the Government Offices. Means that the work is being done to reduce red tape and that a timetable will be provided. Read the speech
- Argues that the government is already working at a high pace to reduce red tape and improve business conditions. Explains that the issue is being prepared until a finished product can be presented for critical review. Read the speech
Defense, aid, social services and security policy debate
- Asks the Minister for Defence how the upcoming support package with 18 artillery pieces of the Archer type will strengthen Ukraine's ability to withstand the Russian aggression. Read the speech
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Cycling policy: S wants to double traffic by 2035
- Wish to approve the committee's proposal for a decision. Argues that the bicycle is an excellent means of transport that contributes to health and sustainability, but that the conditions in rural areas are worse than in cities due to long distances and deficient infrastructure. Read the speech
Government work on schools, welfare, defense and AI potential
- Asks how the Minister for Education views the problem of students cheating with the help of AI. Argues that AI development contributes positive aspects and potential for growth, but that AI cheating at colleges and universities is a growing problem. Read the speech
School libraries: funding, staffing and regulations debate
- Argues that literacy is a fundamental prerequisite for a democratic society and that school libraries are crucial for awakening a love of reading and promoting learning. Supports the government's proposal which clarifies the definition of school libraries and ensures access to staffed libraries. Read the speech
- Argues that the government is implementing the largest school investment in 20 years. Wants to implement reforms such as a ten-year primary school and knowledge grants to ensure that more students reach the goals and receive the correct grades. Read the speech
- Argues that the government is carrying out the largest investment in schools in 20 years with 2.7 billion extra for the students. Emphasizes that the government has a high pace of reform and is carrying out necessary investigations in order to be able to enact legislation. Read the speech
Climate policy, forestry, school, and military ties to Israel
- Asks how the government will work further to strengthen knowledge results and equip students for the future, as many children lack basic knowledge and do not reach the knowledge goals. Read the speech
State support for airport security check costs and transport
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- Argues that aviation accounts for a small part of the emissions and that the government is investing in innovation for electric aviation and hydrogen. Wants to see a functioning aviation sector that contributes to growth and asks why the Green Party (Miljöpartiet) opposes aviation. Read the speech
- Proposes approval of the committee's proposal and rejection of the Green Party's motion. Argues that aviation is necessary for growth, competitiveness, and societal preparedness and supports the government's proposal for a temporary change in the fee system to support the industry. Read the speech
Aviation tax and climate impact: M wants to halve tax
- Proposes approval of the committee's proposal and rejection of the motions. Argues that aviation is crucial for growth, prosperity, and preparedness and wants to halve the aviation tax. Read the speech
- Answers that electric aviation is expected to be able to operate around 2028–2029. Argues that more nuclear power is needed to charge electric planes at airports and highlights the government's commitment to the aviation transition within the EU. Read the speech
- Argues that the government already has a clear strategy where ambitious energy policy and the expansion of nuclear power are crucial for climate policy. Claims that electric aviation, biofuels and hydrogen will enable an aviation development with new air bridges. Read the speech
- Argues that aviation is positive for the transition as the industry is working towards reduced emissions. Emphasizes that hydrogen, biofuels and electric aviation are important alternatives and that nuclear power is crucial for fossil-free electricity production. Read the speech
- Argues that the industry and innovations can enable the transition to fossil-free flights. Emphasizes that the government is investing in technological development and nuclear power, and that Sweden needs to maintain domestic aviation to connect the country with the rest of the world. Read the speech
- Asks how the member wants to support aviation in the short and long term. Asks which opposition parties the Center Party can work hand in hand with to change the aviation tax. Read the speech
- Argues that there is an agreement on providing aviation with the right conditions for development and transition. Asks how airports can be supplied with energy for electric aviation as well as whether the Center Party can promise to lower or remove the aviation tax. Read the speech
Cycling infrastructure: national goals, tax deductions and paths
- Argues that the government has made a decision that Trafikverket may waive requesting compensation from associations for races on state roads during 2024. Points out that the solution for the future has not yet been established. Read the speech
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- Argues that the government has inherited a large maintenance debt for cycle paths and other roads. Explains that the government will continue to implement measures that benefit all types of traffic in an economically difficult time. Read the speech
Cycling infrastructure, traffic safety and Trafikverket waiver
- Argues that cycling is an economic and environmental success that promotes health. Emphasizes the importance of different types of traffic cooperating on the same surfaces and welcomes the government's decision not to require compensation from associations for arrangements on state roads. Wants to intensify the work on traffic safety through, among other things, shortened roadworks, reviewed road markings, combating drunk driving, and the use of digital technology. Read the speech
Housing, infrastructure, defense and foreign policy debate
- Argues that the government has shifted the aviation policy towards a modern and sustainable aviation. Asks the Minister for Infrastructure what the government's work will look like moving forward regarding Swedish aviation. Read the speech
Gang violence, agriculture, healthcare and cybersecurity
Drone strategy for Europe: green transition and security
- Argues that drone technology offers great societal benefit but requires modern regulations that balance innovation with safety and privacy. Moves for approval of the committee's proposal to promote research and manage risks. Read the speech
Aviation future: Bromma hub, sustainable fuels and housing
- Proposes approval of the committee's proposal and rejection of the motions. Argues that aviation is a prerequisite for growth, prosperity, and socially important preparedness. Wants to move from threats of closure to a policy that supports aviation through cooperation between the state, municipalities, and the industry. Read the speech
- Argues that Bromma should be preserved and developed as a hub for electric aviation. Emphasizes that emissions should be combated through transition rather than by reducing travel, and asserts that all modes of transport are important for Sweden's growth and cohesion. Read the speech
- Means that aviation is transitioning to electricity, biofuels, and hydrogen. Looks forward to reading the referral responses in order to jointly develop aviation policy and prioritize the transition. Read the speech
- Argues that politics must ensure that legislation is put in place to meet the rapid developments within aviation. Wants that conditions are created for electricity supply and domestic production of biofuels as well as securing the supply of competence. Read the speech
- Underlines aviation's socially important function for preparedness, ambulance flights, and transport during crisis and wartime. Argues that the regulatory burden for companies under development must be reduced and that time is required to create a long-term aviation policy. Read the speech
- Argues that Bromma Airport should be preserved as it is important for the ease of access to and from Stockholm. Wants the airport to become an electric hub to meet the needs of future electric aviation. Criticizes the Social Democrats for not having done enough to meet the existing challenges. Read the speech
- Argues that airports are strategically important for both preparedness and the upcoming electric aviation. Emphasizes the need for long-term funding for the maintenance of road, rail, aviation, and maritime transport to create a coherent transport policy. Read the speech
- Asks whether the member believes it is more important to reduce air traffic than to transition it. Also asks what percentage reduction in carbon dioxide emissions the member expects such a measure would provide. Read the speech
- Argues that the Left Party's policy is unreasonable because it ignores research and development regarding electric aviation, hydrogen, and biofuels. Asks how much carbon dioxide Sweden would actually save by closing domestic routes through a hostile aviation policy. Read the speech
- Asks what percentage of Sweden's carbon dioxide emissions a measure similar to France's would save. Argues that aviation is not the collective climate threat and instead advocates for electrification and biofuels over moving flights to the ground. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden is dependent on aviation for exports and communication. Wants the Green Party to support the government's work with electrifying aviation and using biofuels instead of pitting modes of transport against each other. Read the speech
Alcohol sales, migration, crime and child psychiatry debate
EU wage regulation lawsuit and Lund-Hässleholm rail priority
- Asks how the government is working with and supporting the electrification of aviation. Argues that electric aviation is an important part of the transition to meet climate challenges and strengthen Sweden's competitiveness. Read the speech
Ukraine support, Archer artillery, school burden and fishing
- Asks how the government intends to strengthen the Swedish school so that more students become eligible for upper secondary school. Argues that a good education creates opportunities for further studies and faster self-sufficiency. Read the speech
Source: The Swedish Parliament. Kammarkoll is an independent service.