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Rasmus Ling (MP)
What Rasmus Ling 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.
CVE center mandates: S proposes 40 million SEK for prevention
- Concludes his time in the Riksdag by reflecting on his political journey and the challenges Sweden has faced during the last decade [1, 2-19]. Thanks the Speaker, committee colleagues, and the Riksdag's staff for their work and support. Read the speech
- Promises to continue carrying with them the commitment for a sustainable, just and peaceful world as well as a sustainable, just and peaceful society. Read the speech
Sweden adopting the euro: influence, risks and investigation
- Argues that the government is right not to perform a complete U-turn, but emphasizes that the 2003 referendum is not set in stone as the world has changed. Proposes that the government appoints an investigation into the euro without preconditions. Read the speech
- Argues that a government inquiry is a good way to gain knowledge and trigger discussions. Argues that Sweden would gain greater influence on decisions in the event of a euro adoption and suggests that the government should apply for and negotiate an exemption from the euro adoption. Asks if the government sees reasons to resume the inquiry on the banking union. Read the speech
- Means that he would personally vote for the euro today due to changed circumstances. Wants the government to investigate the issue as euro adoption would strengthen Sweden's influence, provide political integration and remove currency risks. Read the speech
Kronofogden sale of seized bulletproof vests to prevent gangs
- Proposes that the state should purchase seized property, such as bulletproof vests, from the Enforcement Authority (Kronofogden) to prevent gang criminals from purchasing them. Argues that Sweden should be at the forefront and provide even more extensive support to Ukraine. Read the speech
- Argues that the sanctions against Russia need to be strengthened by stopping trade with oil and gas. Suggests that the Ministry of Finance considers a tightening of the regulatory framework for the Enforcement Authority's sale of products in order to prevent gang criminals from buying them. Read the speech
- Proposes a system where products such as bulletproof vests and knives cannot be purchased by just anyone. Argues that the sanctions against Russia should be maintained and that revenues from oil and gas should be choked off. Read the speech
Security risks, citizenship requirements and economic goals
- Criticizes that the punctuality of train traffic is under heavy criticism and that the government is deprioritizing railway investments and necessary maintenance. Asks the Prime Minister why the government is throttling investments and maintenance. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Prime Minister does not take the issue of rail traffic seriously. Argues that it is too bad that maintenance is being reduced and investments are being made in road traffic instead of building new. Read the speech
Judiciary: Police resources, crime prevention and KD's stance
- Argues that the situation with a culture of violence and organized crime is serious. Wants to invest more in the police, the Economic Crime Authority, and crime prevention work, as well as establish a police inspection as an independent authority. Read the speech
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- Confirms that crimes that are solved have a crime-preventing effect. Argues that prison sentences do not have a clear deterrent effect and suggests a state investment in young people similar to Denmark. Read the speech
- Argues that the correctional services are strained and the prisons are full. Asks whether the government will consider introducing house arrest and area arrest as an intermediate step to alleviate the pressure. Read the speech
- Maintains that measures must not jeopardize investigations and argues that the correctional services will be under pressure despite increased appropriations. Asks whether the government will consider increasing the possibilities to serve sentences with an electronic ankle monitor. Read the speech
Sweden justice system: gang crime, mafia law and immigration
- Wants Sweden to have an investment budget where the state's operations go plus or minus zero over a business cycle. Argues that Miljöpartiet wants 1.6 billion more for the justice system than what Moderaterna considers sufficient. Read the speech
- Rejects tax cuts for high-income earners. Asks why the Moderaterna prioritize these tax cuts over investments in the justice system and preventive work. Argues that it is more important to invest in safety than in higher incomes for high-income earners. Read the speech
Anonymous witnesses to combat gang crime proposal
- Criticizes that the Social Democrats turned 180 degrees on the issue. Argues that the party is acting in a panic and following the Moderaterna instead of making an independent analysis. Read the speech
- Argues that the situation for witnesses has been catastrophic and that more must be done to strengthen witness protection. Criticizes that anonymous witnesses do not contribute to a solution and asks where the state's responsibility lies if a person's anonymity is revealed. Read the speech
- Argues that the concept of pattern-breaking should have a significant effect against gang crime. Asks whether the proposal will have any effect since foreign examples show very low usage and the Council on Legislation has judged it to be ineffective. Read the speech
- Argues that the negative disadvantages of the system outweigh the potential advantages. Asks if Mikael Damsgaard believes that anonymity affects the willingness to testify openly or if it deters from testifying altogether. Read the speech
- Criticizes that a testimony with low evidentiary value is considered better than nothing at all. Argues that it ignores the risks of false testimony and that the court cannot ask follow-up questions without risking revealing the witness's identity. Read the speech
- Argues that the possibility of cross-examination is limited by anonymity. Criticizes that a low evidentiary value is considered better than nothing at all when the risk of false testimony increases. Read the speech
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- Regrets that the minority in the Liberals did not be heard. Argues that most witnesses will still need to testify openly and demand greater protection from the justice system than what is the case today. Read the speech
- Move to reject the proposal as it deviates from the fundamental legal order without obvious advantages. Criticizes that anonymity risks the rule of law through false leads and that there is a lack of accountability if the anonymity is revealed. Read the speech
State protection of threatened persons: Riksrevisionen report
- Argues that the state's work is not sufficiently effective to protect threatened individuals, primarily women. Wants larger geographical areas for restraining orders and a minimum sentence of two years for aggravated violation of a woman's integrity. Read the speech
Abolition of internal border controls against Denmark
- Criticizes that the government does not want to conduct a proper investigation regarding the internal border controls. Asks why the controls are taking place at that specific commuter line and not at other places where there is organized crime. Read the speech
- Argues that there is a lack of logic in only controlling commuters from Copenhagen. Proposes a proper investigation of costs and outcomes and criticizes the lack of a unified evaluation. Instead wants effective tools such as camera surveillance and searches. Read the speech
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Gang violence, economy, energy and welfare management debate
New forfeiture legislation to combat organized crime
- Points out that a decision from the Supreme Court makes interim seizures impossible upon appeal. Asks whether the government will propose amendments to close this gap in the legislation. Read the speech
- Request that Fredrik Kärrholm be more objective in the discussion. Move for approval of reservation number 7 to force the government to close a loophole regarding interim seizures. Read the speech
- Argues that the legislation is complex and requires careful handling. Wants persons with serious mental disorders and children to be exempted as well as that property should be seized until the judgment has gained legal force. Proposes that the Chamber issue a motion to begin the work of closing the loophole in the legislation as soon as possible. Read the speech
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- Argues that action should be taken regarding the Supreme Court's position to avoid that the seizure is lifted due to lack of review. Welcomes that the issue is being taken seriously but argues that it has not been intended to proceed with previously. Read the speech
New Customs Powers Act to combat crime and financial flows
- Argues that the legislation is good because it gives Tullverket more powers. Moves for approval of the committee's proposal and hopes that new laws make it possible to replace temporary internal border controls with permanent systems. Read the speech
Malmö bus driving: proposals to seize vehicles and fine owners
- Asks for details regarding the instruction to the Ministry of Justice. Argues that the problem with bus trips persists and that the Danish legislation should be investigated in order to be able to seize more vehicles. Read the speech
- Argues that citizens deserve safety in their local area and that current legislation is not sufficient. Wants an investigation and proposals to be presented so that the police can act against the issues. Read the speech
- Waiting for the camera legislation to enter into force in order to be able to be used in the traffic environment. Also want the police to be given greater powers in order to be able to act against reckless drivers. Read the speech
Council on Legislation role and strengthening in legislative process
- Criticizes that the Minister of Justice does not propose concrete changes to strengthen the position of the Council on Legislation. Proposes a parliamentary committee to discuss the issue and asks whether the government considers the Council on Legislation's opinions to carry particular weight. Read the speech
- Argues that the government should weigh the opinions of the Council on Legislation more heavily. Proposes that the role of the Council on Legislation be constitutionally changed or that requirements for renewed review in the case of a veto and a two-thirds majority to go against the Council on Legislation be introduced. Read the speech
- Criticizes the hasty preparation of the matter with a short referral time. Argues that there is a great need to strengthen the position of the Council on Legislation through a broad reform. Read the speech
Public Order Act changes and security situation in Sweden
- Argues that proposals to deny demonstrations that threaten national security can be counterproductive and worsen the security situation. Wants an assurance that the government is not taking that path as it risks exposing the country to danger. Read the speech
- Argues that the proposals are not good because the directives were deficient. Criticizes that secrecy regarding threats makes it difficult to understand rejections of demonstrations and argues that the legislation would not stop provocations or disinformation campaigns. Read the speech
- Argues that a combination of restricted freedom of expression and the risk of an even worse threat is a bad combination. Hopes that the government does not proceed with proposals in these parts as it would not be good for Sweden's security. Read the speech
Swedish Police Authority camera management and facial recognition
- Criticizes the government's micro-management through specific figures for the number of cameras. Argues that the police should have the freedom to determine the need for tools themselves without numerical targets, similar to service weapons and DNA technology. Asks if the goal is 5,000 cameras. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government governs the Swedish Police Authority through detailed, figure-based goals for the number of cameras. Argues that the policy should set frameworks and funding, while the police themselves should decide how tools are best used. Read the speech
- Views positively on the police gaining access to other authorities' cameras. Argues that the government should avoid overly detailed goals and instead steer the authority more softly by trusting its expert knowledge. Read the speech
Paid police training election promise and funding status
- Argues that the goal of more police officers was achieved. Asks if the police training will be paid according to the election promise and demands an answer as half of the mandate period has passed. Also asks if there will be a transitional solution for students. Read the speech
- Argues that criticism of political proposals is not the same as mistrust of the police. Asks when the government will present a proposal and how much money will be allocated for the promised election pledge. Read the speech
- Argues that trust in the police is not lacking. Points out that a change in the Discrimination Act is required for the system. Criticizes that the lack of information regarding paid police training creates uncertainty for young people. Read the speech
Adult education for skills, prosperity and integration
- Argues that lifelong learning and education are crucial for the individual, society, and Sweden's role as a knowledge nation. Emphasizes that adult education is needed to tackle unemployment, promote skills, and enable the green transition. Read the speech
Ukraine aid, crime, and democracy issues in PM's Question Time
- Criticizes the government's bill which makes it easier to evict families from their homes. Argues that innocent siblings risk becoming homeless and asks where these children are supposed to go. Read the speech
National strategy against organized crime: SD, M, and MP views
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- Criticizes that the speaker ignores the obvious risks of double-layering. Argues that the correctional services need resources to reduce the risks of recruitment to gangs and violent extremism. Read the speech
- Reminds that goal conflicts exist in the simplification of entrepreneurship and emphasizes the importance of confidentiality to protect the individual's privacy and prevent information from falling into the wrong hands. Asks how the risks of increased information sharing should be managed. Read the speech
- Proposes that a middle level for systematic background checks be considered. Argues that information sharing between authorities must occur in a secure manner so that information does not fall into the wrong hands. Read the speech
- Agrees with the strategy's goal of large seizures and stronger customs against drugs. Asks what the Liberals and Martin Melin want in the issue of drugs. Read the speech
- Argues that current policy regarding drugs has not led to anything positive. Proposes a low-profile investigation to review the effects of consumption bans and the criminalization of drug possession. Read the speech
- Agrees with the strategy's focus on following the money. Criticizes the government for not allocating sufficient resources to counter the recruitment of young people and advocates for more intensive surveillance with electronic ankle bracelets. Read the speech
Procedural law and surveillance: detention, wiretapping, drones
- Argues that the secrecy legislation sometimes needs to be reviewed so that authorities can more easily share information. Asks if the opposing party can consider the proposal to enable secrecy in detention decisions in order to increase the chances of prosecuting suspects. Read the speech
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- Expresses concerns regarding the proposal on anonymous witnesses as it could damage trust. Praises the Minister for Justice for including camera surveillance in traffic in an investigation. Argues that the legislation regarding secret coercive measures must be made more easy to understand. Wants the government to take the proposal on confidentiality regarding detention decisions further and moves for approval of reservation number 7. Read the speech
Police resources: wiretapping, social work and Armed Forces
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- Criticizes that the election promise regarding paid police training may be difficult to implement. Argues that the promise creates uncertainty for prospective police officers who are waiting to apply for training and demands that the government take responsibility by clearly answering whether it will occur. Read the speech
- Argues that the police need resources, good working conditions, and opportunities for advanced training to handle increasingly complex crime. Wants to strengthen the National Forensic Centre and criticizes that the Moderaterna cannot provide an answer regarding their election promise on paid police training. Read the speech
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- Argues that the uncertainty regarding when the paid police training is introduced creates an injustice for current applicants. Criticizes that the wait for a decision may result in fewer people applying for the police training. Read the speech
Violent crime and victims: SD, S, M debate safety and laws
- Argues that violence by men against women receives too little focus compared to gang crime. Wants to develop the police's methods of work, include psychological abuse, increase grounds for increased penalties for sexual offenses as well as strengthen protection for victims of sexual offenses. Read the speech
National strategy against violent extremism and terrorism
- Questions about whether the Moderaterna believe the police should be given the opportunity to deny permits for Quran burnings through a review of the Public Order Act. Read the speech
- Argues that Quran burnings are negative and aimed at provocation. Criticizes the proposal for new legislation as it implies a risky restriction of freedom of speech. Argues that it does not reduce the risk of terrorism and can lead to blackmail from other states. Read the speech
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- Argues that it is one thing to uphold civil and political rights, but that one also has a responsibility for one's demands. Criticizes the previous post as deeply irresponsible. Read the speech
- Argues that it is irresponsible and childish to act by doing the exact opposite when someone urges one to refrain from an action. Emphasizes that freedom of speech should be protected but questions whether Quran burning is something one should engage in. Read the speech
Drug criminalization and trafficking control from South America
- Argues that Sweden has high penalties for drug offenses but not lower usage or mortality than other countries. Asks whether the Minister for Justice has received a report showing that increased penalties have not reduced usage as well as whether an evaluation of the increased penalties since 1988 will be carried out. Read the speech
- Proposes that resources be directed towards those higher up in the narcotics chain instead of less serious crimes. Argues that the effects of criminalization should be evaluated and proposes that the recommendations in the investigation "We can do better!" should be examined. Read the speech
- Argues that it is important to tighten the control of large narcotics flows from, among other places, South America. Suggests that the investigation should review criminal law aspects and emphasizes that more knowledge and facts benefit the debate. Read the speech
Security zones for organized crime: parties split on proposal
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- Argues that police can make mistakes and that people from certain countries are checked to a greater extent than people born in Sweden. Asks whether the Sweden Democrats will welcome or hinder changes to the Discrimination Act. Read the speech
- Questions are asked whether Louise Meijer takes the position that the proposal is groundbreaking or if it is something that the criminals will not notice. Read the speech
- Argues that the Swedish regulatory framework already gives the police significant opportunities to conduct searches. Asks what the security zones would be useful for if the police already have the right to act, and advocates for general legislative changes instead of zones. Read the speech
- Asks how the [party/speaker] views the Council on Legislation's harsh criticism regarding the possibility of appeal for security zones. Also asks why no funds are being allocated to the administrative courts to handle the expected cost increases. Read the speech
- Argues that the Ministry of Justice must take responsibility for the funding of the courts. Criticizes that the government does not fund the increased activity despite that long processing times are expected. Points out that appeals become ineffective since the zones apply for two weeks. Read the speech
- Questions whether the government will present a proposal that the police and the customs service shall be fully covered by the Discrimination Act. Points out that a completed investigation proposal on this has existed since 2021. Read the speech
- Argues that he is not satisfied that the legislation is being forced through in a hasty manner. Criticizes that the opponent waves away warnings about increased racial profiling and risked trust in the police. Read the speech
- Argues that visitation zones are not needed because today's regulations already provide sufficient opportunities for the police. Criticizes the proposal because it risks increasing discrimination, damaging trust in the police, and that the preparation of the case has been deficient. Read the speech
Freedom of expression limits and legality of roadblocks
- Argues that freedom of speech should be every democracy minister's most important task and that the starting point should be that expressions are legal. Asks whether the Minister for Culture will work for foreign citizens' freedom of expression and whether she opposes restrictions on students' freedom of opinion. Requests clarification regarding the Minister for Culture's statement that freedom of expression is a result of what happens outside Sweden's borders. Read the speech
- Argues that one must be extremely cautious with restrictions on freedom of speech. Criticizes proposals to deny permits for demonstrations that threaten security as they could be used as a means of pressure by foreign powers. Read the speech
- Expresses joy over the discussion on freedom of expression. Criticizes that the government's response gives the impression that offensive expressions are to be restricted. Asks if the government plans to evaluate the foreign espionage law to see if it has led to self-censorship. Read the speech
Secret coercive measures 2022: privacy vs. state needs
- Agree with the Green Party's reservation. Argues that the letter should be further developed and proposes that the Prosecution Authority should keep statistics on persons who have been subjected to coercive measures as well as that the time limit for notification of this should be extended. Read the speech
Ban on transporting persons without ID to Sweden debated
- Argues that previous ID checks in the Öresund region created complete chaos and harmed the region. Asks what distinguishes the current situation from May 2017 when the Sverigedemokraterna protested against abolishing the ID checks. Read the speech
- Refutes the claims of chaos as lies. Criticizes that the government is given the mandate to quickly introduce ID checks and argues that the reduction in asylum seekers was due to the EU's agreement with Turkey, not on ID checks. Read the speech
- Questions about the government's alleged paradigm shift since the Moderates did not vote for ID controls earlier. Criticizes the claim that no immediate consequences arise as the decision creates uncertainty for transport operators in the Öresund region. Read the speech
- Asks why the government has rushed the legislation with a significantly shortened referral and motion period. Argues that the hasty process suggests that the government wants to utilize the proposal at any time. Read the speech
- Criticizes the bill as a catastrophe and calls for a reservation. Argues that the proposal is sloppy, violates EU law and harms the region by placing responsibility for control on carriers without increasing safety. Read the speech
- Argues that the EU's agreement with Turkey is problematic. Claims that the right of asylum is threatened by forces that want to abolish it and proposes humanitarian visas to help those in greatest need of protection. Read the speech
- Argues that the right to asylum is fundamental and that both the Turkey agreement and the proposed ban constitute serious restrictions of this right. Emphasizes that the right to seek asylum and have one's case examined is an important principle. Read the speech
- Asks why the proposal has been rushed through with a shortened motion and referral period if it is not something to be introduced now. Also asks why specific organizations and Lund University were not referred. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government has worked haphazardly and sloppily with the proposal. Asks whether the fine amount shall be per occasion or per passenger and points out that the Council on Legislation has rejected the proposal due to ambiguities. Read the speech
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- Criticizes that the bill is not clear despite the Council on Legislation's objections. Argues that the government has acted sloppily and carelessly by not addressing the deficiencies before the bill was sent to the Riksdag. Read the speech
Sweden security debate on terrorism laws and deportations
- Expresses concern about radicalization and terrorism within the correctional services due to double placements. Criticizes the government for not taking the risks of double placements seriously and wants Center against violent extremism to receive more resources. Read the speech
Prison and Probation Service conditions and occupancy status
- Criticizes that the government does not take the correctional services' pressured situation seriously enough. Argues that high staff turnover and double occupancy impair the possibilities for recidivism prevention work and require improved conditions. Read the speech
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Preventive stay-away orders to combat gang crime
- Supports the main features of the bill to combat gang recruitment, but argues that the legislation should be evaluated continuously as it can be issued against persons who are not convicted. Suggests that the geographical area be limited, the children's rights perspective be strengthened, and the Discrimination Act be expanded. Criticizes the government for ignoring the Prosecution Authority's request for a later entry into force and argues that the haste leads to carelessness and lack of applicability. Read the speech
Fireworks measures: local restrictions vs. EU directive
- Criticizes the government's response for being passive. Argues that damage to animals, humans, and the environment requires active measures and asks whether the government will take initiative to limit the damage by influencing the EU directive. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government does not want to enable national or local bans despite animals suffering across the entire country. Argues that persons convicted of weapons offenses should be restricted from purchasing fireworks and proposes permit requirements for the purchase of pyrotechnic goods. Read the speech
- Argues that the government balances incorrectly as it does not take sufficient account of people, animals, and the environment. Wants the government to work towards changing EU legislation to ban fireworks for private individuals and advocates for greater restrictions for persons convicted of weapons offenses. Read the speech
Stricter penalties for weapons crimes and prison management
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- Argues that young people's options are often limited by the environment. Points out that almost all perpetrators have previously been victims of crime and emphasizes the importance of shifting the responsibility from the children to the adults. Read the speech
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Revoking Swedish citizenship and risk of statelessness
- Expresses joy that the government is not planning proposals that make people stateless. Asks why the Minister for Justice made statements on the radio that can affect international objectives and Sweden's opportunity to criticize other states. Read the speech
- Argues that the Minister for Justice de facto opened up for making Swedish citizens stateless. Asks what the state gains from having people who are stateless and cannot be deported and expresses concern over the consequences for Sweden's opportunities to influence internationally. Read the speech
- Promises to be constructive in the investigation. Argues that citizenship must be permanent in the vast majority of cases and turns against the discussion that persons should be left completely without citizenship. Read the speech
Longer fixed-term sentences and criminal law reforms
- Argues that there is room for longer fixed-term sentences because the average duration for life sentences is significantly higher than today's maximum fixed-term sentence. Expresses satisfaction with the government's response regarding the possibility of longer fixed-term sentences. Read the speech
- Confirms agreement on the need for life imprisonment. Argues that the maximum fixed-term sentence should be increased to give the court greater flexibility. Argues that the focus on the crime victim's restitution and community protection has long existed, but emphasizes the importance of supporting crime victims to prevent future crime. Wants that, at the time of sentencing, it should be known to the greatest extent possible what applies. Read the speech
- Expresses concern that overcrowded prisons and short sentences for minor crimes can lead to individuals developing criminal contacts. Argues that this risks making society worse. Read the speech
Judiciary resources, crime penalties and drug strategies
- Means that the proposal on prison sentences of up to six months applies to persons whom courts have sentenced to shorter terms. Points out that Kriminalvården requests sentences of up to one year due to lack of space. Warns that short sentences can lead to individuals becoming involved in serious crime upon placement in a facility. Read the speech
- Argues that ankle bracelets can replace prison sentences in more situations. Warns that persons sentenced to short prison terms can be recruited into gangs if they are forced to share a cell with serious criminals. Read the speech
- Argues that the solution to drunk driving is not always long prison sentences but other interventions. Distinguishes between traffic checks and search zones and criticizes search zones as they can damage trust in the police. Read the speech
- Criticizes that racial profiling is accepted. Argues that stop-and-search zones differ from traffic controls and that they can damage trust in the police. Expects a thorough investigation where different actors are given the opportunity to provide their views. Read the speech
- Expresses concern that the recently tightened narcotics penalties may be harmful. Asks whether the government will appoint an inquiry during the mandate period to look into the decriminalization of narcotics consumption. Read the speech
- Advocates for an unbiased investigation to obtain a better picture of the issue. Argues that one should consider models inspired by Denmark where heavy drug addicts are allowed to use substances in safe environments to reduce crime. Read the speech
PM Question Time: bank tax, nuclear power, and defense
Gang crime and justice system: SD, S, and V debate measures
- Criticizes that the underfunding in the state budget is called bluff money. Asks if the budget can be guaranteed to be fully funded in the coming year and argues that there are funds for social investments. Asks if Ebba Busch uses bluff money. Read the speech
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- Asks how the Liberals work with anonymous witnesses and search zones to make the proposals as little harmful as possible. Wants to know if it will be ensured that the preparation of the cases is carried out in a thorough and proper manner. Read the speech
- Confirms agreement that weapons should be removed from the streets. Argues that visitation zones differ from searches based on suspicion as they occur without suspicion. Criticizes the Liberals' national convention decision and their website. Read the speech
- Argues that crime prevention work and support for crime victims are crucial to reversing the violent development. Proposes increased appropriations to the Economic Crime Authority, local crime prevention work and higher compensation to crime victims. Read the speech
Measures to counter children's links to criminal networks
- Argues that the spiral of violence cannot be broken without successfully stopping the new recruitment of children into criminal networks. Emphasizes the need to define what is actually required to prevent crime. Read the speech
- Argues that gang violence cannot be solved with harsh penalties without addressing the root of the problem through early preventive measures. Criticizes the government's budget for lacking sufficient resources for social services, school, and healthcare. Read the speech
- Asks why the government is investigating a lowered age of criminal responsibility despite criticism from the children's rights committee. Argues that there are opportunities for cooperation regarding confidentiality issues and the new Social Services Act. Read the speech
- Argues that society can already implement measures for children who commit crimes. Urges the government to respond to how they view the proposal on lowering the age of criminal responsibility and emphasizes that measures other than imprisonment are needed for children. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Christian Democrats and the government want to evict families after a crime. Argues that this implies collective punishment of younger siblings and does not contribute to preventing crime. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the eviction of families affects younger siblings who must live somewhere. Asks how the eviction of small children and taking away their homes prevents crime. Read the speech
- Argues that refugee operations are vital and require better results. Wants to introduce a national strategy, supervision and a licensing requirement for these operations as well as provide sufficient resources. Read the speech
- Argues that the Prison and Probation Service must become better at preparing inmates for release. Promises to be constructive towards the government's measures and suggest improvements where needed. Read the speech
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- Asks why the Liberals do not ensure that schools in Sweden's municipalities receive more resources, as current savings in schools are occurring out of necessity due to a lack of money. Read the speech
- Argues that school is crucial for preventing crime and that a high school diploma acts as a vaccine against risks. Criticizes that the school is used as an economic regulator and demands that the municipalities receive investments instead of cuts. Read the speech
Anonymous witnesses for serious organized crime debate
- Criticizes the government's proposal on anonymous witnesses as insecure in terms of legal certainty and argues that the preparatory process has been too short. Argues that the use in neighboring countries is insignificant and that the proposal risks creating negative effects. Read the speech
- Intends to vote no to a system with anonymous witnesses. Argues that the willingness to testify openly has already been damaged by the government's promises and asks how the justice system should handle cases where a witness's identity is revealed despite guaranteed anonymity. Read the speech
- Argues that it is not possible to guarantee that the identity of anonymous witnesses will never be revealed. Criticizes the proposal for creating legal uncertainty as the accused cannot examine the witness or any potential conflicts. Read the speech
Police Authority shoplifting handling and Riksrevisionen report
Swedish Police special operations against organized crime
- Approves the reservation in the report. Argues that the municipalities are not involved to a sufficient degree and that there is a lack of statistics on costs and opportunity costs for specific events. Proposes a motion for the government to ensure that the National Audit Office's recommendations are followed. Read the speech
Compensatory measures for privacy in secret coercive measures
- Argues that there is a conflict of objectives between privacy and the state's powers. Asks if the government can review the circle of persons entitled to intelligence so that more innocent people who have been subjected to secret coercive measures are informed in retrospect. Read the speech
- Asks about the readiness to expand the circle of persons entitled to intelligence. Argues that there is a principled value in innocent citizens being informed that they have been subjected to secret coercive measures, even if significantly longer than one and a half years have elapsed. Read the speech
- Argues that there is a lack of a proven procedure for the new regulatory framework. Criticizes that innocent people are left without the possibility of redress due to secrecy and suggests that the time to be informed about surveillance be extended. Read the speech
Security, Palestine aid, culture and mental health debate
Reform of lay assessor system and decoupling from politics
- Argues that the lay judge system has problems with skewed representation due to a high average age and wants the appointment to be decoupled from the parties and politics. Criticizes the investigation's conclusion and asks if the Minister for Justice sees problems with the political connection. Read the speech
- Argues that there is an inherent problem when parties nominate lay judges. Proposes an investigation to decouple the parties from the recruitment and suggests that Domstolsverket or another authority should design a system for citizen recruitment. Read the speech
- Hope that the meeting leads to solutions for the inherent problems in the system. Argues that the recruitment lacks breadth as the median age is high and criticizes that the lay judge assignment functions as a consolation prize for party members. Read the speech
Speed cameras and surveillance to combat crime in municipalities
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- Argues that the issue of municipal fines should not be dismissed entirely. Emphasizes that the cooperation between municipalities and the police must function for the information to be able to be used effectively. Read the speech
Secret coercive measures for serious crimes and gang crime
- Argues that increased powers for secret coercive measures are necessary to break the development of violence and save lives. Moves for approval of reservations 2 and 3 to regulate surplus information and ensure evaluation of the legislation. Read the speech
- Wish to move for approval of reservation 2 and 3. Ask how long the half-life is for a Christian Democratic announcement. Read the speech
- Asks why Christian Democratic messages do not apply for longer than a day or a week. Means that it was a statement that it is difficult to keep track of which line the party leader has. Read the speech
Crisis commission against violence and expanded police powers
- Welcomes the new national strategy and the national council, but criticizes the government's rejection of a crisis commission. Asks how the government views municipalities that are forced to cut back on crime prevention activities due to a lack of resources. Read the speech
- Argues that previous gang talks did not achieve full results due to a lack of consensus. Criticizes that the funds allocated to the municipalities are too small in relation to the actual needs and suggests that the government give a clear statement that the municipalities can maintain their operations. Read the speech
- Argues that anonymous witnesses and search zones do more harm than good. Wants the municipalities to be involved in the joint authority work in the national council to utilize their knowledge. Read the speech
Stricter penalties for crimes against journalists and staff
- Argues that a stricter view on crimes against journalists is an important democratic measure. However, wants to go further by also including other opinion leaders from civil society in the bill. Read the speech
Expanded police powers in border areas to combat crime
- Supports camera surveillance and storage of vehicle data in border areas. However, criticizes expanded powers for body and vehicle searches without suspicion as it risks racial profiling. Read the speech
- Asks how the speaker and the party stand on free movement between Denmark and Sweden. Expresses curiosity about how the wording in the Tidö Agreement regarding permanent ID checks should be interpreted. Read the speech
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Security guard law: transport of intoxicated persons and powers
- Argues that security guards should not have police powers. Criticizes that the training period is not extended despite the new powers and demands that the training should be at least 160 hours. Read the speech
- Questions whether a 20-year-old can truly acquire the knowledge required to use the powers in a sufficiently good way in only 60 hours. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government and the government base do not tighten the educational requirements for security guards despite them receiving more powers. Argues that it is regrettable that extensive powers are granted to a professional group with such short training. Read the speech
Abolishing permit requirement for private dance events
- Argues that Sweden becomes freer and less detailed-regulated by abolishing the requirement for permits. Emphasizes that even less prioritized issues should be addressed and that it is simpler to abolish rules than to introduce them. Read the speech
Measures for children suspected of crimes: age and drug tests
- Argues that crime among children has become more severe and demands swift consequences. Supports the proposals in the report, including increased drug testing to detect abuse. Criticizes the use of the word "starvation" in the debate. Read the speech
Tax system for companies, capital and wealth: M, S, L plans
- Argues that capital income is unevenly distributed and drives inequality in Sweden. Proposes that the government should make the first 50,000 SEK on ISK tax-free through a cost-neutral reform. Wants to move for approval of reservation 14 to strengthen the funding of art and culture. Read the speech
Prison and Probation Service funding and Ukrainian refugees
- Argues that the border controls at Öresund have had negative consequences for integration and may be illegal. Asks whether the government has ambitions to abolish the controls and when this is to occur. Read the speech
Crime, infrastructure, economy, housing and climate debate
- Argues that gang crime requires strengthened preventive work through education and reinforced law enforcement authorities. Criticizes the government's proposals on visitation zones, anonymous witnesses, and the revocation of residence permits as these are considered counterproductive. Read the speech
- Argues that the government's proposal to limit permanent residence permits worsens integration and increases insecurity for families. Criticizes the policy for creating a breeding ground for crime through increased vulnerability and argues that Miljöpartiet will do everything to stop it. Read the speech
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Election of third deputy speaker: Lundgren, Fornarve, lottery
- Means that Miljöpartiet does not have any particular preferences between the candidates as both have done a meritorious job. Due to the size of the party, Miljöpartiet will vote for Vänsterpartiet's candidate, Lotta Johnsson Fornarve. Read the speech
Election of Norlén as Speaker of the Riksdag
- Supports the election of Andreas Norlén as Speaker. Argues that he has the qualifications and experience needed and has led the work in a good and unifying way. Read the speech
Source: The Swedish Parliament. Kammarkoll is an independent service.