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Robert Hannah (L)
What Robert Hannah 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.
Cultural policy, media, religious communities and leisure
- Wants to maintain high funding for public service to reflect all of Sweden. Argues that the government strengthens children's reading through staffed school libraries, protects cultural heritage, invests in the video game industry and strengthens the Jewish minority. Read the speech
- Argues that the current funding provides security for the Sami's activities. Wants to increase support for religious congregations and criticizes Vänsterpartiet for not politically supporting Jewish life. Read the speech
- Criticizes the Left Party's largest local branch for defending an antisemite. Argues that the Left Party must reflect on its policy in order to better support the Jewish minority. Read the speech
Ecclesiastical cultural heritage preservation and funding
- Argues that the ecclesiastical cultural heritage is a unique national treasure that is a matter of concern for the entire society. Wants the state and the Church of Sweden to continue to cooperate to preserve, use and develop the cultural heritage. Read the speech
Culture policy: proposals for organizational changes and mergers
Gaming industry regulation, taxes, and marketing rules
- Wants a ban on credit loans for gambling and argues that the gambling market has been too weakly regulated. Criticizes the Social Democrats for exempting lotteries from the written requirement in telephone sales and welcomes the government's legislative changes to protect players. Read the speech
Leisure card 2025 and sports initiatives in Swedish Riksdag
- Argues that the government is investing in sports to combat crime. Emphasizes that the leisure card is socioeconomically weighted and that the government's investments in sports in vulnerable areas are significantly larger than the previous government's. Read the speech
Culture, media, leisure investments and SD's Islamism stance
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- Argues that norm shifts in vulnerable areas require common texts that liberate children. Proposes an updated cultural canon, investments in librarians and school libraries, as well as children receiving books at home to increase literacy. Read the speech
- Argues that the government cannot wait for the folkbildningsutredning (popular education inquiry) and must take immediate measures based on the Riksrevisionen (National Audit Office) report. Explains that the budget change prioritizes reading, universities of applied sciences, and folk high schools. Read the speech
- Argues that the folkbildningsutredningen (popular education inquiry) is important and that previous governments have also made changes in the regleringsbrevet (regulatory letter). Proposes a cultural canon to strengthen community and meet challenges for youth in vulnerable areas. Read the speech
Media support: SD, V and M debate local news funding
- Proposes approval of the committee's proposal for a new, modern and technology-neutral media support. Argues that the support is necessary to ensure media diversity, counter disinformation and strengthen local and regional news journalism. Read the speech
Popular education: 1 billion for civil society and grants
- Argues that association life is the infrastructure of democracy and that popular education creates the conditions for individuals' participation in the democratic dialogue. Wants tax money not to go to fraudsters, criminals or extremists and motions for approval of the committee's proposal. Read the speech
Gambling market regulation, e-sports and party lotteries
- Argues that the gambling market has been too weakly regulated and demands stronger consumer protection. Criticizes the Social Democrats and the Green Party for having exempted their own lotteries from the requirement of written form and demands that the regulation for party-political lotteries be reviewed. Read the speech
- Argues that e-sports is culture because it is self-financed. Wants it to be included in the directives as culture without becoming subsidy-dependent. Asks if the Center Party considers that broad consensus is required to regulate party-political lotteries. Read the speech
- Argues that cultural actors should be given the same opportunities as other cultural actors without becoming dependent on subsidies. Criticizes that public benefit lotteries should be regulated in the same way as party lotteries and questions the equivalence between these. Read the speech
- Argues that the Social Democrats investigated their own special legislation and criticizes that they maintained the exemption for four years. Asks why the Left Party now demands broad consensus when they previously joined the opposition's motion. Read the speech
- Argues that parties cannot be compared with local associations and that special rules for party lotteries are problematic. Criticizes the Social Democrats for having created their own legislation that favors their own party at the expense of pensioners' rights. Read the speech
Sports and outdoor life: leisure cards, prescriptions and LOA
- Welcomes the government's investment of 100 million kronor for sports in vulnerable areas as well as the introduction of a leisure card for children and young people. Argues that sports are crucial for preventing crime and promoting integration and requests a facility fund to build new sports facilities. Read the speech
Public service funding and film production rules debate
- Argues that public service is an important democratic infrastructure that needs to be developed to meet reality. Wants public service to have a clearer mandate against disinformation and motions for the committee's proposal. Read the speech
Foreign funding to religious communities and state subsidies
- Criticizes Vänsterpartiet for wanting to continue supporting organizations linked to fraud and radicalization. Asks how Vänsterpartiet views fraud with civil society funds, specifically regarding the sports club AIF Kista. Read the speech
- Argues that it must be easy to reach those who cheat. Criticizes Vänsterpartiet for wanting to provide funds to Ibn Rushd despite connections to the Muslim Brotherhood and asks if they want an in-depth review. Read the speech
- Wish to approve the proposal in the report and reject all reservations. Argue that the state must not give a single tax crown to extremism or the enemies of democracy and that the government should strengthen the free civil society. Read the speech
Culture funding: SD wants canon, MP seeks double library aid
- Argues that Sweden must safeguard free culture and ensure that freedoms encompass all Swedes. Wants that no tax crown should go to extremism and advocates for a cultural canon with specific reading lists to counter cultural exclusion. Moves for approval of the government's and the Sverigedemokraternas budget proposal. Read the speech
Source: The Swedish Parliament. Kammarkoll is an independent service.