Social media
You can follow the work of the Riksdag and the Speaker on social media.
The Riksdag on social media
The Riksdag Administration is responsible for and manages the Twitter account @Sverigesriksdag. The Riksdag Administration tweets and answers general questions on weekdays between 9 a.m. and 4.30 p.m. The aim is to increase knowledge about the Riksdag and its work.
The Riksdag Administration is not liable for the contents or functioning of any links to external websites included in Twitter posts.
If you would like to contact the Riksdag Administration concerning a specific matter, please call the switchboard on +46-8-7864000 instead.
The Riksdag Administration is responsible for and manages the Instagram account @Sveriges_riksdag. The purpose of the account is to increase knowledge about the Riksdag and its work using images and films.
Youtube
The Riksdag Administration is responsible for and manages the Youtube channel Sveriges riksdag. The purpose of the channel is to increase knowledge about the Riksdag and its work using films.
The Speaker on social media
You can follow the Speaker of the Riksdag Andreas Norlén in his assignment as Speaker via the account @andreasostgote. The Speaker is responsible for the account. The Speaker cannot influence the publication of other people's posts.
The Speaker Andreas Norlén on Twitter
You can follow the Speaker of the Riksdag Andreas Norlén in his assignment via the account @talman.andreas.norlen. The Speaker is responsible for the account.
The Speaker Andreas Norlén on Instagram
Rules for social media
The following rules apply to the Riksdag Administration's and the Speaker's social media accounts.
Rules for the Riksdag Administration's and the Speaker's social media accounts
Official documents
It is possible for everyone to read tweets and comments published on the Riksdag Twitter account, and these consequently become official documents. Films on the Riksdag's Youtube channel can be viewed by everyone and they consequently become official documents.
Contributions and comments that are published on the Speaker's Twitter and Instagram accounts can, in certain cases, become official documents.
Personal data
The Riksdag Administration is responsible only for the personal data it has itself published on Twitter, not for personal data published by other users. This is because the Riksdag is unable to influence what is published in other people’s tweets.