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Susanne Nordström (M)
What Susanne Nordström 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
- Thanks the committee for its work and emphasizes the importance of transparency and good judgment to maintain the citizens' trust. Criticizes ministers for lack of routines and delayed reports of shareholdings which have hindered the scrutiny of potential conflicts of interest. Read the speech
Media accessibility requirements for EU directive compliance
- Argues that the proposal is important so that more people can access information and services on equal terms. Moves for approval of the proposition to make freedoms real for persons with disabilities. Read the speech
Minority issues: SD, M, V propose protections and status
- Argues that a responsible minority policy requires long-term perspective, clear structures and state responsibility. Explains that the government strengthens support for Sami culture and language, extends the truth commission for the Sami people and makes support for Holocaust remembrance trips permanent. Also describes the government's national strategy to strengthen Jewish life and counter antisemitism. Read the speech
Freedom of press and tech giants regulation and media support
- Proposes rejection of all motions. Argues that it is well-considered not to change the constitution for search services before the legal situation has clarified and emphasizes the importance of strengthening democracy against disinformation and threats against journalists. Read the speech
EU political advertising: transparency and profiling ban
- Proposes approval of the proposal to strengthen trust in political information through increased transparency. Argues that political advertisements should be clearly marked and that personal data may not be used for profiling without consent. Read the speech
EU Media Freedom Act supplementary provisions debate
- Proposes approval of the committee's proposal. Argues that the Swedish constitution must remain firm, that the Media Authority's mandate must be delimited and that the regulation must be proportionate in order to protect small actors. Read the speech
Election security and accessibility: ID requirements and roles
- Proposes approval of the proposals in the report. Argues that the measures were needed to strengthen the security, transparency, accessibility, and legal certainty of elections through better coordination, incident reporting, accreditation of election observers, and modernized digital tools. Read the speech
Minority issues: indigenous rights and language center funding
- Wish to approve the proposal in the report. Argues that questions regarding minorities and indigenous peoples require a global perspective and emphasizes the importance of listening to their unique experiences. Read the speech
Freedom of press and expression: media security and data privacy
- Wish to approve the committee's proposal. Argues that the EU's Media Freedom Act protects the independence of the media and that a balance must be found to prevent freedom of expression from being abused for hate and disinformation. Read the speech
Voting age and electoral system changes: M, SD, V, MP
- Proposes approval of the committee's proposal. Argues that the electoral system needs to be improved to become more sustainable, modern, and accessible for all voters, especially for persons with disabilities or visual impairments [11, 13-16, 17, 21]. Read the speech
Public holidays: Sami national day and flag law proposals
- Proposes approval of the proposal in the report. Argues that more official flags risk diluting the symbolism of the Swedish flag, creating division and entailing practical costs. Read the speech
Publicity, secrecy, and privacy in crime fighting debate
- Wants to approve the committee's proposal. Argues that current secrecy laws prevent authorities from cooperating to protect children and combat serious crime. Proposes that the regulatory framework be simplified to enable faster and more coordinated information exchange. Read the speech
Sámi Parliament election rules: S, M, V, and MP motions
- Proposes approval of the committee's proposal. Argues that the legislative changes make the rules more transparent and uniform, which facilitates matters for voters and candidates as well as ensures that only those with the right to vote are allowed to vote. Read the speech
Transparency and documentation review in government work
- Argues that the Committee on the Constitution's reviews of the ministers' performance of duties can provide guidance for improvements. Emphasizes the importance of good time margins, clarity in statements, and adequate information from authorities to the government. Read the speech
Hate speech law: clearer provisions and Holocaust denial
- Proposes approval of the committee's proposal. Argues that legislation must keep pace with the times to protect vulnerable groups and that the clarification provides stronger protection for individuals. Read the speech
Election system changes and civil registration rules debate
- Proposes approval of the committee's proposal. Argues that it is problematic from a democratic perspective that candidates can change their civil registration retrospectively in order to be able to run in several municipalities or regions. Read the speech
Freedom of press and expression: disinformation and tech giants
- Approve the committee's proposal. Argues that disinformation and hate propaganda should be combated through increased media literacy rather than censorship. Welcomes the investigation on the constitutional protection for search services that publish personal data. Read the speech
Media support: SD, V and M debate local news funding
- Argues that a new media subsidy is necessary to strengthen democracy by prioritizing local and regional news reporting across the country. Wants the subsidy to be a democracy subsidy with conditions that ensure independence and quality. Read the speech
EU issues and arms exports to Ukraine: Government review report
- Argues that KU should investigate the ministers' performance of duties and that the government has an information advantage that requires them to inform the EU committee. Explains that delays in the underlying material are due to the EU's decision-making process and emphasizes the importance of dialogue and consultation. Read the speech
Freedom of press and expression: journalist protection and hate
- Emphasizes that freedom of expression is fundamental for society and that the state must not hinder expressions. Wants a stronger criminal law protection to be introduced for journalists and persons in socially important functions in order to protect them against threats and violence. Read the speech
Crime fighting vs privacy: anonymizing data and penalties
- Emphasizes the importance of balancing crime fighting with personal privacy. Wants to anonymize information about decision-makers, tighten penalties for crimes against the foundations of society and motions for approval of the committee's proposal. Read the speech
Public holidays and flag-flying rules in Sweden
- Argues that flags have great significance for belonging and pride. Thinks it is a good mix of holidays and flag days and moves for approval of the committee's proposal. Read the speech
Freedom of press and expression: S, M, V and L proposals
- Argues that it is difficult or impossible to hold someone accountable in Sweden for criminal statements in satellite broadcasts with strong Swedish connections. Therefore wants to expand the territorial scope of the freedom of speech act and motions for approval of the committee's proposal. Read the speech
Ban membership in terrorist organizations constitutional proposal
Source: The Swedish Parliament. Kammarkoll is an independent service.