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  • Amendments to the Minerals Act

    Permit procedures for mines in Sweden are to made more efficient. The Riksdag voted in favour of the Government’s proposal for amendments to the Minerals Act, according to which Natura 2000 permits will no longer be a precondition for being able to grant an application for an exploitation concession.

  • Measures for safer residential areas

    In order to create safer residential areas throughout the country, the Government has proposed that property owners should be given greater scope to terminate rental contracts for tenants who commit crimes. The Riksdag voted in favour of the proposals, and the amendments will come into force on 1 July 2024.

  • Clearer provisions concerning agitation against a population group

    The Riksdag has voted in favour of the Government’s proposal on an amendment to the Swedish Criminal Code and has adopted the Government’s proposal for amendments to the Freedom of the Press Act to be held in abeyance.

  • Nuclear Waste Fund to cover more costs

    Municipalities are to be reimbursed to a greater extent for their costs in connection with management and final disposal of spent nuclear fuel and nuclear waste. The Riksdag voted in favour of the Government's proposal, which means that more of the municipalities’ costs will be covered by the Nuclear Waste Fund.

  • King and Queen of Denmark visit the Riksdag

    The Speaker Andreas Norlén received the King of Denmark Frederik X and Queen Mary in connection with their state visit to Sweden on 6 May. During their visit to the Riksdag, the royal couple also met the party group leaders of the Riksdag.

  • Members of the Riksdag observe elections in North Macedonia

    Parliamentary elections will be held in North Macedonia on 8 May. Eight members of the Riksdag are participating in an international delegation which will observe the elections. A Swedish member is the head of the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly (OSCE PA) delegation.

  • Yes to an extended travel ban for children

    The Committee on Health and Welfare has proposed that the Riksdag vote in favour of a more comprehensive travel ban for children and young people.

  • Electronic communication services and visits to be reduced and monitored at special youth homes

    Safety and security at special youth homes are to be increased. The Committee on Health and Welfare proposes that the Riksdag vote in favour of the Government's proposal to introduce measures.

  • Stronger consumer protection in the area of gambling

    New rules are to strengthen consumer protection in connection with gambling. The Riksdag voted in favour of the Government’s proposal which seeks to limit problems caused by gambling, such as debt and addiction.

  • Finnish President to visit the Riksdag

    On 23 April, the Speaker Andreas Norlén will receive the Finnish President Alexander Stubb in connection with the President's state visit to Sweden. In addition to the Speaker, the President will meet party group leaders of the Riksdag.

  • It will be easier to change gender

    The Riksdag has voted in favour of the proposal of the Committee on Health and Welfare for a new act on certain genital surgery, a new act on establishment of gender in certain cases, and a proposal for an act repealing the current Act on Establishing Gender Identity in Certain Cases.

  • Visit the Riksdag on Stockholm Culture Night

    The Riksdag will participate in Stockholm Culture Night on Saturday 20 April between 18.00 and 24.00. Take the opportunity to experience the parliament buildings from the inside.

  • Police are to be given powers to search for weapons in security zones

    The Riksdag has voted in favour of amendments to the Police Act. According to the amendments, the police will be given extended powers to carry out body searches and to search transport for weapons or other dangerous objects within a certain area.

  • Additional amending budget for 2024 – military equipment and financial support to Ukraine

    The Riksdag voted in favour of the Government's proposal to provide military equipment and financial support to Ukraine.

  • NATO flag raised at Riksplan

    On the morning of Monday 18 March, a flag-raising ceremony was held at Riksplan in front of the Riksdag to mark Sweden’s NATO accession. During the ceremony, speeches were delivered by H.M. The King, the Speaker Andreas Norlén and Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson. The NATO flag was raised and the Swedish Royal Army Band performed.

  • Finnish Speaker visited the Riksdag

    The Speaker of the Parliament of Finland, Jussi Halla-aho made an official visit to Sweden on 13–14 March. Included in the Speaker’s delegation were a number of members of the Finnish Parliament.

  • Press invitation: Ceremony in connection with Sweden's accession to NATO

    In connection with Sweden’s accession to the defence alliance NATO, the Riksdag and the Government will hold a ceremony at Riksplan on Monday 18 March 2024.

  • Visit to the UK by the Speaker, Deputy Speakers and party group leaders

    On 28 February–1 March, the Speaker Andreas Norlén made an official visit to London, UK. The delegation included the Second and Third Deputy Speakers, party group leaders and the Secretary-General of the Riksdag.

  • Rights for children and adults in sheltered housing to be strengthened

    The Riksdag has voted in favour of new regulations to improve protection of and support to people who need sheltered housing and to strengthen the children's rights perspective for children accompanied by a guardian who are admitted to sheltered housing.

  • Possible temporary ban on transport of passengers without ID documents

    It will be possible for the Government to introduce rules allowing a temporary ban on the transport of passengers without valid ID documents to Sweden from other countries. It will also be possible for the Government to introduce sanction charges for transport companies who violate the ban. The Riksdag has voted in favour of the Government's proposal.