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Ulf Holm (MP)
What Ulf Holm 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.
Civil defense: SD, S, and MP debate state responsibility
- Supports the government's main direction regarding new legislation for shelters and protected spaces. Argues that the state must have the primary responsibility for maintenance and funding and criticizes the government's low level of ambition regarding accessibility for persons with disabilities. Read the speech
EU heads of state meeting: nuclear power and fossil fuels
- Asks about further measures to stop the Russian shadow fleet. Argues that the EU budget should strengthen civil society and total defense, and also proposes a business-heavy budget for the development of green technology. Read the speech
Defense personnel conditions: SD, S, V propose new reforms
- Argues that the personnel are crucial for the total defense and wants to improve conditions through increased equality, better equipment for women and voluntary-based recruitment. Proposes index-regulated compensation, expanded civil service as well as better conditions for voluntary defense organizations and the rescue services. Read the speech
Council of Europe meeting report: nuclear, renewables, fuel
- Praises the work of securing funds for Ukraine, but argues that the EU needs a plan B if Orbán wins the election. Criticizes reductions in fuel prices as they benefit oil states and demands clearer measures to reduce the strategic dependence on critical capabilities. Read the speech
Sweden total defense: SD goals, S 20,000 conscripts, V nuclear law
- Argues that Russia poses a real threat and demands a systematic plan for support to Ukraine. Wants to introduce legislation against nuclear weapons, climate-adapt the total defense as well as investigate increased domestic supply of goods. Read the speech
Civil defense management: Riksrevisionen report and funding
- Argues that civil defense has not been managed effectively and proposes that the Swedish Civil Defence Authority be given a national coordination responsibility for oil cleanup. Also wants the government to improve governance and efficiency. Read the speech
- Admits that the civil defense should have been built up faster and more effectively after 2014. Argues that the current minister has a great responsibility to improve the dialogue with authorities. Read the speech
- Argues that more action should have been taken after 2014. Emphasizes the importance of building up civil defense more clearly and that it is an important part of the total defense. Read the speech
EU heads of state meeting: trade, nuclear power and climate
- Argues that the government risks weakening the necessary climate transition through its simplification work. Criticizes that the government is failing Swedish companies that have worked to become leaders in climate issues. Read the speech
Sweden's trade policy and Mercosur agreement opposition
- Praises the Prime Minister for the clarity of the actions regarding Trump's statements. Asks what strategy was needed to strengthen Sweden's position in the EU and Nato and questions whether the USA can provide reliable security guarantees to Ukraine. Read the speech
Government budget, security and cultural policy debate
- Argues that Sweden must strengthen the total defense and the civil defense due to the changed world order. Asks what initiatives are being taken to reduce the dependence on American tech giants and manage risks with cloud services. Read the speech
New cybersecurity law to strengthen network protection
- Welcomes the proposal as an important step to strengthen resilience against cyber threats. Expresses concern regarding the funding and argues that the government should conduct an in-depth analysis of the economic consequences for the public sector. Read the speech
Sweden defense expansion: S, V, and C propose new measures
- Argues that Sweden must continue to support Ukraine and emphasizes the importance of a long-term sustainable and resource-efficient defense expansion. Wants to strengthen civil defense against cyberattacks and pandemics and proposes that the grant to the Swedish Radiation Safety Authority be reduced to stop nuclear power expansion. Read the speech
Sweden's NATO contribution 2026 and nuclear weapon stance
- Argues that decisions to send armed forces abroad should be made in the Riksdag to provide legitimacy. Supports the proposal as it strengthens security in the surrounding area, but emphasizes that nuclear weapons must never be present on Swedish territory. Read the speech
Government policies: care deduction, deportation, privatization
- Argues that a well-functioning intelligence service is required in the current uncertain security policy situation. Asks why the government is rushing to split the current operations despite criticism from referral bodies such as the Försvarsmakten. Read the speech
- Criticizes that rapid reorganizations can lead to staff seeking employment elsewhere or becoming insecure. Asks why the government has not engaged in a dialogue with the Riksdag and the opposition regarding the important intelligence activities. Read the speech
Sweden NATO participation decision-making procedure debate
- Argues that the Riksdag should say no to the government's proposal to move decision-making power. Criticizes the bill's lack of clarity and emphasizes that the Riksdag has the ability to make quick decisions. Wants the Riksdag to make decisions on troops sent abroad. Read the speech
Council of Europe report: Russian assets, Ukraine aid, climate
- Expresses concern that the EU's strength and reputation are crumbling and that the union lacks the power to seize Russian assets. Argues that the EU is also losing momentum in the green transition and asks if the Prime Minister shares these concerns. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Prime Minister does not answer the question and argues that the EU's lack of decisions regarding Russian assets is concerning. Argues that the EU's leadership within the green transition is weak and that Sweden must stand up for both issues. Read the speech
Sweden defense industry strategy: innovation, production, cooperation
- Welcomes the strategy but argues that it should be complemented with stricter democratic criteria for arms exports. Proposes direct state ownership in strategic companies to ensure national control and demands that environmental requirements be maintained during the rearmament. Read the speech
Sweden's crisis preparedness: staffing and civil defense
- Argues that Sweden needs increased resilience against cyberattacks, climate change, and disinformation. Criticizes the government's insufficient climate policy and calls for reinforced resources for the rescue services as well as a national strategy against disinformation. Read the speech
Council of Europe meeting report: nuclear power and LULUCF
- Thanks the Prime Minister for the work to support Ukraine. Criticizes that the sanctions package does not include a ban on Russian uranium via Rosatom and that imports of Russian fossil fuels can still occur. Asks when the imports from Russia will be stopped. Read the speech
Sweden's Nato membership: collective defense and security
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- Argues that it is more important to build many collaborations and alliances than to join Nato. Argues that membership should not be rushed but must be considered more closely. Read the speech
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Government economic policy, inflation, welfare and energy
- Notes that inflation means that many cannot afford food. Asks if the Minister for Finance has suggestions beyond chasing low prices, and proposes reduced VAT on food as well as support for municipalities. Read the speech
Council of Europe meeting report: migration, visas, Russia
- Agrees with the condemnation of Russia's war of aggression and the need to support Ukraine. Asks whether the Prime Minister raised the demand for sanctions against Rosatom as well as how the EU can get more countries to join the sanctions. Read the speech
Sweden defense policy: total defense, civil service and NATO
Foreign policy, healthcare, Natoprocess crisis and EU sanctions
- Asks which ministerial initiative will be taken so that the agency can identify and counter forces that discredit Sweden. Argues that a disinformation campaign is underway and that Sweden is a legitimate target for terrorism. Read the speech
Ukraine support, Archer artillery, school burden and fishing
- Argues that the energy issue is a matter of security policy and that Sweden needs more supply of new energy. Criticizes the Armed Forces for consistently blocking offshore wind power and asks for measures to become more constructive. Read the speech
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Source: The Swedish Parliament. Kammarkoll is an independent service.