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Yasmine Bladelius (S)
What Yasmine Bladelius 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.
Health and medical care funding and Helsingborg hospital board
Health and Medical Services Act: Hospital healthcare guarantee
- Criticizes that the government evades responsibility by shifting economic problems onto the regions without providing sufficient resources. Argues that the government must act to ensure that the Health and Medical Services Act is complied with. Read the speech
- Criticizes the government's policy which leads to staff shortages and that hospitals are forced to cut back on care. Argues that the state must invest in staff and resources to ensure that the regions can follow the healthcare guarantee. Read the speech
Duty of disclosure exemption for healthcare and social services
- Expresses joy that healthcare is exempted from the obligation to provide information. Argues that care should be based on trust and that the right to health must take precedence over everything else. Asks if the decision is final and covers the private sector. Read the speech
Government priorities: tax cuts, coastal protection and healthcare
- Notes that the healthcare queues are record-long and asks if the minister sees risks of fraud and displacement effects if the principle of need is compromised. Suggests instead to invest in more staff and stop the cuts in healthcare. Read the speech
Convention on the Rights of the Child compliance report
- Argues that the Convention on the Rights of the Child as Swedish law does not make a sufficient difference. Criticizes deficiencies in knowledge, interpretation, and visibility of children's rights in public activities and the legislative process. Read the speech
General Inheritance Fund: Audit Office report and liquidation
- Argues that the General Inheritance Fund is a crucial resource for civil society and its activities. Criticizes the Swedish National Audit Office's drastic conclusion that the fund should be abolished and suggests that the focus instead should be on developing and strengthening the fund. Read the speech
Healthcare funding and crisis in Sweden: S, KD, and SD debate
- Argues that the healthcare crisis is exacerbated by the government not keeping its promise that no one should be laid off. Criticizes that the government is lowering taxes instead of investing in healthcare and asks if the Prime Minister has kept his promise. Read the speech
- Argues that the healthcare crisis is due to underfunding and political unwillingness from the government's side. Criticizes Region Skåne's management and asks if it is responsible to put future generations into debt to run the healthcare. Read the speech
- Argues that the Sweden Democrats, as part of the government base, bear responsibility for the current healthcare crisis. Criticizes that the party only presents accusations without presenting concrete proposals for solutions or how the Prime Minister's promise that no one shall be laid off shall be kept. Read the speech
Healthcare: M criminalize checks, S more beds, KD shorter queues
- Argues that Sweden is in a national healthcare crisis due to lack of prioritization. Wants to strengthen care through more colleagues, better working conditions and more care beds, as well as ensure funding and equal maternity and obstetric care. Read the speech
Health and medical care organization: state ownership and reform
- Argues that Sweden is in a healthcare crisis and wants primary care to become the hub of care through a faster reform with sufficient resources. Criticizes the uncontrolled privatization and wants to stop it by investigating a new stop law for acute hospitals as well as introducing a ban on private health insurance. Read the speech
- Argues that the Social Democrats have proposed changes to curb the crisis in health and medical care. Criticizes that the budget prioritizes tax cuts for high-income earners over handling the crisis in healthcare. Read the speech
- I wonder in what reality the government lives when there is no staff who can be moved from other tasks. Means that the resources have been taken out to compensate for a government that does not prioritize health and medical care. Read the speech
- Asks if the government and the Christian Democrats intend to mislead by claiming that 6 billion can employ 7,000 nurses. Argues that the government has prioritized tax cuts for high-income earners over healthcare staff. Read the speech
- Argues that the government prioritizes tax cuts for high-income earners over healthcare. Criticizes that investments are insufficient to save healthcare personnel and asks why the member cannot answer when the report from the Samsjuklighetsutredning can be tabled in the Riksdag. Read the speech
Healthcare waiting times: SD, M, V debate audit report
- Argues that healthcare personnel are overworked and that poor conditions lead to long waiting times. Wants to establish an office for the primary care transition, introduce binding target values and appoint a commission for staffing. Read the speech
Gender Recognition Act: self-identification and medical care
- Wants the outdated gender identity law to be modernized through a compromise proposal that separates legal gender reassignment from medical treatment. Argues that the proposal improves the living conditions for trans people by simplifying the process and reducing waiting times. Read the speech
- Answers the question by explaining that the government still considers that legislation is best regulated in the Government Offices. Argues that the current bill is a finished product that has been investigated and processed in the Government Offices, not in the Riksdag's Committee on Social Affairs. Read the speech
- Explains that gender dysphoria cannot be cured. Means that the proposal was a fully investigated proposition that was withdrawn due to political differences. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the Christian Democrats are trying to delay the proposal by painting a picture of horror scenarios. Argues that there is a lack of evidence that simpler legal gender reassignment leads to increased demand for gender-affirming care. Read the speech
- Argues that Sweden should follow neighboring countries that have already introduced legislation based on self-identification. Wants to improve the living conditions for trans people and emphasizes that highly specialized care should make decisions regarding medical treatments. Read the speech
- Argues that gender identity is about how one feels. Wants to simplify the possibility for more people to change their legal gender to what they feel they are. Points out that similar legislation exists in neighboring countries without the problems that Sverigedemokraterna are concerned about. Clarifies that changing legal gender still requires extensive work with authorities and healthcare, but that the simplification does not mean it is made easy. Read the speech
- Highlights that many referral bodies have been positive towards the proposal. Argues that the concern expressed has not been shown to be true in other Nordic and European countries with more liberal legislation. Read the speech
- Rejects horror scenarios regarding prisons and sports. Argues that these problems will not arise in the event of a simplification of the legislation and accuses opponents of not wanting to improve people's quality of life. Read the speech
- Argues that a person who has changed sex is the identity she is. Explains that the proposal is only a small improvement of an already existing legislation. Read the speech
LARO clinics: Ivo audit and regulation of care freedom
- Argues that free freedom of establishment for private actors within LARO-care has led to an unsustainable situation with lack of availability and serious deficiencies in care [2,3,4-7]. Asks if the government intends to increase the appropriations to Ivo to manage the resource shortage. Read the speech
- Criticizes the right of free establishment and the choice of care within LARO-care for creating a profit-driven market that benefits owners rather than patients. Asks if the government is open to abolishing these systems to stop failed privatization. Read the speech
- Argues that choice of care and freedom of establishment within LARO-care leads to private clinics prioritizing profit over correct care. Wants to stop the freedom of establishment and the choice of care because patients are kept in the operations for economic gain. Read the speech
Primary care reform: KD wants 3 billion SEK annually for 10 years
- Argues that the primary care reform is necessary to improve care but criticizes that the transition is proceeding too slowly due to staff shortages. Asks what measure the government intends to take to accelerate the transition and manage the healthcare crisis. Read the speech
- Argues that the primary care reform cannot be fully implemented due to the current healthcare crisis. Criticizes the government for having created the crisis through cuts and argues that they have chosen tax cuts over necessary resources for healthcare. Read the speech
- Argues that it is possible for a government to prioritize in the budget to curb a healthcare crisis. Criticizes the minister for misleading by claiming that they have invested as much in healthcare. Read the speech
Healthcare finances: KD wants 6 billion for efficiency
- Argues that Sweden is in a national healthcare crisis that could have been avoided if the government had taken responsibility and compensated the regions for cost increases. Asks what measures the government will now take to shorten the healthcare queues. Read the speech
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- Criticizes the minister for lecturing the opposition and points out contradictions in the government's statements regarding the 6 billion. Asks whether the announced funds are sufficient to stop warnings and reduce the surgical queues. Read the speech
Climate policy, electricity, and health insurance debate
- Argues that the healthcare crisis is due to a lack of resources and staff as well as that the government refused to compensate healthcare for cost increases. Asks the Prime Minister if he sees the seriousness of the crisis and if healthcare functions during a crisis or war. Read the speech
Healthcare staff resignations and regional funding resources
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- Describes a person's experience of healthcare chaos and long waiting times [2-7]. Argues that the state can and should prioritize financial support for healthcare over tax cuts by taxing the large banks' excess profits. Asks what the Minister for Health and Social Affairs answers those who wait too long. Read the speech
- Argues that the Sweden Democrats are responsible for the healthcare crisis and are trying to shift the blame onto the Social Democrats. Criticizes that the Sweden Democrats are satisfied with deficits, mass warnings, and cuts in healthcare. Read the speech
Household finances: tax cuts, housing allowances and bank tax
- Argues that families with children are hit hard by the economic crisis, which leads to children suffering from hunger and a lack of basic needs such as clothes. Asks what the Finance Minister's answer is to the vulnerable children. Read the speech
- Argues that the government prioritizes high-income earners over families with children and wage earners. Asks why the government does not invest in welfare if they do not want to invest in the struggling families with children. Read the speech
Reporting obligation of healthcare personnel for undocumented
- Argues that the proposal on the reporting obligation creates concern among healthcare staff and criticizes that it can damage trust in healthcare as well as worsen the conditions for the staff. Asks how the staff will be able to fulfill their mission. Read the speech
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- Argues that an informant law does not counteract the shadow society. Claims on the contrary that undocumented persons avoid healthcare if such a law is introduced. Criticizes the Sweden Democrats' participation in the debate on an informant law despite their absence in the debate on the healthcare crisis. Read the speech
Healthcare funding crisis: S proposes bank tax, KD cites deficits
- Argues that the government is not stepping up for the regions in the current healthcare crisis. Criticizes that the Tidö parties are increasing the net debt in Region Skåne and appeals to the minister to invest in healthcare instead of tax cuts. Read the speech
Healthcare financing: state vs region responsibility and budget
- Argues that the healthcare in Scania is in an unacceptable crisis with long queues and worsened accessibility. Criticizes the government's budget as not covering the needs and demands that the government takes responsibility for the healthcare crisis. Read the speech
Healthcare savings: KD says regions must cut hired staff
- Expresses concern over the ongoing healthcare crisis and the large savings in the regions. Criticizes the government for prioritizing tax cuts over welfare and for failing to take responsibility in times of crisis. Read the speech
- Expresses concern over the healthcare system's finances and argues that the government has actively chosen tax cuts over healthcare. Criticizes that the government urges regions to budget for large deficits and asks if the minister considers that the government is doing everything they can. Read the speech
- Criticizes that the government leaves the responsibility for healthcare to the regions in a time of crisis. Argues that the government actively chooses not to take responsibility for healthcare and instead lets the regions borrow money for operations. Read the speech
Gang violence, agriculture, healthcare and cybersecurity
- Argues that the healthcare system faces an unsustainable economic situation and that the government's budget is a betrayal of the staff. Asks whether the government considers the budget to meet the regions' needs. Read the speech
Cancer care waiting times: KD resources vs S funding claims
- Argues that waiting times in cancer care in Skåne have increased due to severe underfunding. Criticizes the government's priorities where tax cuts for high-income earners are given precedence over general state grants to the regions. Read the speech
- Argues that the solution to the healthcare queues is a better working situation and more colleagues. Claims that this requires priorities in the state budget and general state grants instead of tax cuts for high-income earners. Also asks whether healthcare personnel should be forced to report undocumented immigrants. Read the speech
Healthcare priorities: KD, V, and S debate funding and staffing
- Asks why the government prioritizes high-income earners over municipalities and regions. Also criticizes that staff's working hours are used to register undocumented persons and manage interpretation services. Read the speech
- Criticizes the previous speaker's view of the tax burden. Argues that the Social Democrats prioritize general state grants to municipalities and regions to meet economic challenges and avoid staff cuts. Read the speech
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Healthcare organization: KD state takeover, S health centers, C choice
- Argues that Swedish health and medical care suffers from staff shortages, underfunding, and a serious crisis. Wants to take back control over care, expand health centers, guarantee care based on need, and abolish private health insurance. Read the speech
Tax cuts for high-income earners vs welfare and housing
- Argues that the tough economic situation means that children cannot afford necessary things. Wants to increase child allowance, student grant and maintenance support as well as invest in more leisure activities. Asks why the government does not do more. Read the speech
Energy policy, citizenship, healthcare and working environment
- Argues that the economic situation and inflation are hitting healthcare hard. Wants resources to be prioritized for welfare over tax cuts and asks if the government will increase state grants in the upcoming spring budget. Read the speech
Healthcare accessibility, staffing and wages in Sweden
Regional healthcare cuts: KD wants more grants and beds
- Argues that healthcare suffers from staff shortages, underfunding, and lack of space, which threatens patient safety. Criticizes that the government prioritizes tax cuts over the necessary billions to maintain healthcare levels. Read the speech
- Welcomes the government's initiative but questions whether it is sufficient. Criticizes cuts in the regions that threaten patient safety and argues that 6 billion in state grants is insufficient. Proposes a welfare commission to handle staffing and financing. Read the speech
- Argues that Region Skåne has cut back on hospitals despite large state grants. Tells of a nursing assistant's experience of not having enough time to provide sufficient care due to lacking conditions [4-7]. Read the speech
Welfare, immigration and economy: S, KD and M debate measures
- Argues that the staff within the welfare sector are on their knees due to a staffing crisis. Asks what the government's position is on the proposal to appoint a welfare commission. Read the speech
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Healthcare crisis: queues, staff shortages and regional deficits
- Argues that healthcare is in a staffing crisis that requires better wages, working conditions, and a better work environment. Criticizes the government for prioritizing tax cuts over welfare and proposes instead 12 billion SEK in increased state grants to regions and municipalities. Read the speech
- Argues that the Social Democrats invested historically large sums in healthcare when they were in power. Criticizes that the government prioritizes tax cuts over healthcare when the regions face large deficits. Suggests long-term staffing investments and VFU-places instead of temporary healthcare places. Read the speech
- Criticizes that investments in more healthcare beds do not solve the problem because there is a lack of staff. Argues that the focus must be on long-term competence supply and staff shortages rather than tax cuts. Read the speech
- Asks whether it would be better to invest 12.9 billion in general state grants to regions and municipalities instead of tax cuts. Criticizes that the government is investing in tax cuts while the regions are expected to run large deficits. Read the speech
- Argues that the regions will run large deficits next year. Criticizes that the government prioritizes tax cuts for high-income earners over investing in general state grants required to maintain the current level of care. Read the speech
Source: The Swedish Parliament. Kammarkoll is an independent service.