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Victoria Tiblom (SD)
What Victoria Tiblom 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.
Human rights, rule of law, economy and crime debate in Riksdag
- Criticizes that the public sector relies on voluntary animal welfare organizations without providing them with financial support. Proposes changing the law so that animal welfare becomes an eligible purpose for the General Inheritance Fund. Read the speech
- Argues that individual motions can make a difference. Argues that the funding to manage homeless cats needs to be strengthened and suggests that funds from Allmänna arvsfonden can be used. Read the speech
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Fisheries policy: eel fishing, trawling and hydropower
- Argues that the [alfisket] (traditional fishing for lake trout) is a cultural heritage that must be protected through a balance between environmental responsibility and small-scale fishing. Proposes that predictable rules be created to enable generational shifts and manages migration barriers as well as environmental toxins. Read the speech
- Argues that changes are required because fewer than 4 percent of the hydropower plants have free migration routes for fish. Emphasizes that there are many things to agree on regarding fishing outside of the Tidö agreement. Read the speech
- Want to simplify the regulations for both farmers and fishers. Argues that the current rules for eel fishing are inconsistent and that the time window for fishing is too short. Read the speech
- Argues that the EU allows France to fish for too many glass eels, which prevents the eels from growing. Criticizes a total ban on Swedish eel fishing as it threatens a strong tradition and advocates instead for influencing the EU. Read the speech
- Argues that fishing is important for the degree of self-sufficiency and that the coasts have been depleted. Wants to find a way forward for sustainable fishing and simplify the regulations for the fishers. Read the speech
- Argues that the Social Democrats have enabled the presence of the large trawlers by choosing to extend the ITQ system in 2019. Points out that this system has led to a higher concentration of fishing rights and a trade with these. Read the speech
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- Criticizes that the previous statement describes the eel fishing as prohibited for six months. Argues that the eel fishing is already very limited as it is in practice only possible during two months. Read the speech
- Argues that one must influence the EU to address the problem with the endangered glass eel. Asks what Vänsterpartiet does in the EU regarding this. Read the speech
Animal welfare: veterinary costs, carbon dioxide and chicken breeds
- Wants to expand the animal welfare compensation to more animal species to ensure that Swedish producers do not alone bear the costs of high animal welfare requirements. Argues that the state must take responsibility for safeguarding Swedish food production and competitiveness. Read the speech
- Argues that a balance is required between the animals' suffering and the consumers' willingness to pay. Suggests that consumers must be accustomed to paying more for Swedish meat to enable a more humane slaughter. Read the speech
- Hopes that the investigation into price transparency leads to measures. Argues that the market is dominated by two large companies and questions how this could have happened. Wants more alternatives and research to reduce the suffering during the slaughter of pigs. Read the speech
Fisheries policy: Baltic Sea stocks and quota distribution
- Move for approval of reservation 25. Wants to simplify regulations and permit processes for aquaculture, strengthen Swedish influence over fisheries policy and promote small-scale coastal fishing. Argues that current EU policy and bureaucracy hinder the industry and the countryside. Read the speech
Bottom trawling ban in marine protected areas: SD, V, C views
- Supports the proposal but argues that a general ban threatens local artisanal fishing and coastal communities. Wants exceptions to be introduced before June 1 to protect the profession and livelihoods. Read the speech
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Animal welfare and veterinary care: training, prices, grazing
- Proposes approval of reservation 35. Argues that better price transparency is needed to counteract high costs for veterinary care. Suggests more study places, alternatively selection for veterinary education and facilitation for foreign veterinarians. Wants to introduce an import ban for animals from force-feeding and mandatory animal welfare training for the police. Read the speech
- Argues that the breeding of certain types of dogs and dog smuggling are major problems that require more measures. Suggests that vehicles used to smuggle dogs to Sweden should also be seized. Read the speech
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Tax cuts, welfare, citizenship and state resource management
Baltic Sea protection bill: fish stocks, eutrophication, KD
- Proposes approval of reservation 12 and welcomes the government's proposition to improve the marine environment. Argues that agriculture should not be further regulated and that the sales ban contributes to overfishing. Read the speech
- Argues that a direction proposal is better than a comprehensive agreement because a comprehensive agreement binds the policy and complicates trade-offs against economy, defense, and the conditions of the countryside. Claims that the absence of a comprehensive agreement enables a necessary flexibility in the policy. Read the speech
- Argues that the previous government took a shortcut by negotiating fishing quotas that were often more than double the recommended minimum levels. Points out that the Sweden Democrats have implemented many environmental initiatives that the previous government voted against. Read the speech
Riksdag communications: handling of reports and announcements
- Move for approval of the committee's proposal. Argues that the government should accommodate the announcements or inform the Riksdag of the reasons for the opposite, as well as be detailed in its reporting of measures. Read the speech
Transparency and documentation review in government work
- Notes that the communication regarding the Minister for Climate and Environment's statement on new nuclear power has not been sufficiently clear. Also points out that the minister's statement regarding the timeline for the climate action plan was incorrect. Read the speech
Nordic cooperation and Arctic policy: transport, defense, strategy
- Argues that Nordic culture and languages must be protected against the threats of globalization. Wants the culture budget in the Nordic Council to be restored through a redistribution of funds. Read the speech
New law on welfare fraud and crime reporting obligations
- Proposes approval of the proposal in the report. Argues that the welfare system has functioned as an ATM for criminals who rob billions and that the new law is necessary to protect tax money and ensure correct decision-making bases. Read the speech
Minority rights: Jewish rights, language and cultural support
- Proposes approval of the reservation on Jewish life in Sweden. Argues that antisemitism is increasing and that the government must take measures to strengthen Jews' rights and safety throughout the country. Read the speech
Parliamentary Ombudsman report and democracy oversight review
- Argues that the Parliamentary Ombudsman has become more visible through conscious strategic decisions regarding press releases. Points out that authorities do not follow correct recruitment procedures and that the legislation has not kept pace with the technical development. Read the speech
Riksdag working methods, digitalization, language and costs
- Want the reservation regarding the Swedish language to be approved. Argues that the current regulatory framework is insufficient and that the Riksdag should design steering documents to preserve the language's uniqueness and cultural heritage. Read the speech
Freedoms and rights: M, S, SD debate constitutional protections
Freedom of press and expression: disinformation and tech giants
- Proposes approval of reservation 5. Argues that the legislation should be tightened against advertising aimed at children on the internet and that Swedish legislation should constitute a minimum level in Europe. Wants online platforms to be subject to a contractual obligation to prevent arbitrary suspension of accounts. Read the speech
Minister performance and government handling oversight review
- Notes that response times for interpellations are often sidelined and that short timeframes for bills can negatively affect the preparation. Argues that urgent handling should be limited to necessary cases and that the government should follow guidelines for the governance of state-owned companies. Read the speech
Riksdag appropriations: SD, S, and V propose budget changes
- Proposes approval of the proposal. Argues that the appropriations for maintenance of the Riksdag's properties, security-enhancing measures for the defense community, and memorial trips should be increased. Read the speech
Media support: SD, V and M debate local news funding
- Proposes approval of the committee's report and rejection of all motions. Argues that the old rights-based system should be phased out in favor of a needs-based support that prioritizes local news newsrooms. Read the speech
Economic management and result reserves in municipalities
- Argues that the bill is well-crafted and creates better conditions for economic management by replacing result equalization reserves with result reserves. Also wants to increase transparency by ensuring that audit reports are kept available on websites. Read the speech
Riksdag communication handling: S and V criticize government
- Notes that the government's account provides a correct picture of the measures and views this development positively. Notes, however, that some announcements take too long to implement, which is not considered acceptable. Read the speech
EU issues and arms exports to Ukraine: Government review report
- Argues that the committee should focus on the ministers' performance of their duties and examine statements where constitutional requirements may be imposed. Points out that the committee has found deficiencies in the statements of the Minister for Foreign Affairs and the Minister for Climate and Environment. Read the speech
- Notes that the committee finds no reason to object to the state secretary's employment or to the prime minister's direct recruitment of a security advisor. Simultaneously emphasizes the importance of following ethical guidelines regarding conflict of interest to avoid anyone in the government benefiting themselves or close relatives. Read the speech
- Highlights two cases where the Committee on the Constitution has identified deficiencies. Criticizes the then Minister for Foreign Affairs for having provided incorrect information regarding arms exports to Ukraine as well as the then Minister for the Environment for having been ignorant about obstacles to new nuclear power. Read the speech
Nordic cooperation: infrastructure, climate and crisis policy
- Argues that language comprehension is a key factor for Nordic cooperation and facilitates trade as well as labor market integration. Wants to strengthen Scanian as a working language while simultaneously preserving the position of Finnish and Icelandic. Read the speech
Minority rights: Sami land rights, ILO 169 and mother tongue
- Proposes approval of the reservation regarding the status of Älvdalskan. Argues that historical reasons and a lack of learning materials have affected the preservation of the language, and emphasizes the importance of safeguarding roots and cultural heritage for a cohesive national identity. Read the speech
Civil rights: abortion, gender identity and religious issues
- Proposes approval of reservation 6. Argues that honor culture is a threat and that veils should not be allowed for children or staff in schools. Proposes that a ban on discrimination on political grounds be introduced in the Instrument of Government. Read the speech
Parliamentary Ombudsman report: oversight and processing times
- Argues that the Parliamentary Ombudsmen's function is to protect the individual against abuse of power and misconduct by authorities. Suggests that cases from the Prison and Probation Service perhaps should be handled by a separate agency due to the large number of cases. Read the speech
State administration appropriations: SD, S, M, KD, L debate
- Want to increase the appropriation to the Royal Court and Palace Administration to strengthen security and observe anniversaries. Also proposes increased appropriations to the Government Offices for the EU Presidency and Nato membership, to the County Administrative Boards for civil defense as well as to the Swedish Authority for Privacy Protection. Read the speech
Energy policy, electricity subsidies, and climate policy debate
- Asks how the minister views the Nordic vision regarding safety and security. Also asks whether there is a need for an updated vision narrative and in what way this would need to occur. Read the speech
Transparency in radio and TV ownership to counter disinformation
- Move for approval of the proposal in the report. Argues that the legislative change is a welcome update that gives users access to relevant information in order to be able to assess content and credibility. Read the speech
Source: The Swedish Parliament. Kammarkoll is an independent service.