Swedish People's Party

Veronica
Rehn-Kivi

Former member of parliament

Votes 7 Oct 2016 – 2 Mar 2023

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Votes
6638
Present
92%
560 absent
Against group
1.6%
93 / 5987 votes
Speeches
118
last on 21 Feb 2023
  • 4515 yes
  • 1491 no
  • 72 abstained
  • 560 absent

Voting history

How Veronica Rehn-Kivi voted

The final votes on whether the law is passed or rejected (second reading). Votes on interim stages are on each proposal's own page. The group's position means the majority of the MP's own parliamentary group in the same vote.

2023

9 votes
  1. 01Yes
    Integration service reform and municipal transfer

    HE 208/2022 vp2 Mar 202391–71

    Passed with amendments
  2. 02Yes
    Reforming building permits and climate requirements

    HE 139/2022 vp28 Feb 2023102–76

    Passed with amendments
  3. 03Yes
    Transferring employment services to municipalities

    HE 207/2022 vp28 Feb 2023138–40

    Passed with amendments
  4. 04Yes
    Finland's accession to NATO

    HE 315/2022 vp28 Feb 2023184–7

    Passed
  5. 05Yes
    Faster processing of work-based residence permits

    HE 114/2022 vp9 Feb 2023113–37

    Passed with amendments
  6. 06Yes
    Reforming municipal veterinary services

    HE 83/2022 vp7 Feb 202387–67

    Passed with amendments
  7. 07Yes
    Enabling state aid in Ilmastorahasto financing

    HE 116/2022 vp31 Jan 2023135–47

    Passed with amendments
  8. 08Yes
    Reforming legal gender recognition

    HE 189/2022 vp31 Jan 2023113–69

    Passed with amendments
  9. 09Yes
    Postponing tighter elderly care staffing ratios

    HE 298/2022 vp24 Jan 2023119–38

    Passed

2022

22 votes
  1. 10Yes
    Improving assistance for trafficking victims

    HE 220/2022 vp12 Dec 202293–65

    Passed
  2. 11Yes
    Reforming the commercial fishing quota system

    HE 205/2022 vp12 Dec 2022123–31

    Passed with amendments
  3. 12Yes
    Cutting Kela reimbursements for private healthcare

    HE 237/2022 vp8 Dec 202298–72

    Passed
  4. 13Yes
    Municipal climate plans and appeal rights

    HE 239/2022 vp8 Dec 2022132–38

    Passed with amendments
  5. 14AbsentPassed with amendments
  6. 15Yes
    Lowering early childhood education fees

    HE 228/2022 vp29 Nov 2022121–31

    Passed
  7. 16YesPassed with amendments
  8. 17Yes
    Accelerating green transition permits and appeals

    HE 128/2022 vp29 Nov 202290–32

    Passed
  9. 18Yes
    Gender hatred as an aggravating circumstance

    HE 7/2021 vp24 Nov 202299–41

    Passed with amendments
  10. 19Yes
    Faster entry for specialists and students

    HE 99/2022 vp24 Nov 2022103–35

    Passed with amendments
  11. 20Yes
    Mandatory equality plans for early childhood education

    HE 177/2022 vp15 Nov 2022113–34

    Passed
  12. 21Yes
    Facilitating family reunification for protected minors

    HE 100/2022 vp15 Nov 202279–62

    Passed with amendments
  13. 22Yes
    Ensuring essential care during industrial disputes

    HE 130/2022 vp18 Sep 2022109–38

    Passed with amendments
  14. 23Yes
    Phasing out the pension pipeline

    HE 62/2022 vp27 Jun 2022117–35

    Passed with amendments
  15. 24Yes
    Speeding up and clarifying parentage confirmation

    HE 132/2021 vp21 Jun 2022106–46

    Passed with amendments
  16. 25Yes
    Enabling EU Asylum Agency assistance

    HE 49/2022 vp14 Jun 2022108–39

    Passed
  17. 26Yes
    Enshrining climate targets in law

    HE 27/2022 vp24 May 2022121–42

    Passed
  18. 27Yes
    More flexible pension funding and competition

    HE 30/2022 vp10 May 2022116–34

    Passed
  19. 28Yes
    Licensing private day-care centres

    HE 224/2021 vp19 Apr 202297–73

    Passed with amendments
  20. 29AbsentPassed with amendments
  21. 30Absent
    Clarifying Teno fishing permits and supervision

    HE 30/2021 vp5 Apr 202290–57

    Passed with amendments
  22. 31Absent
    State company for partial-capacity employment

    HE 198/2021 vp15 Mar 202298–27

    Passed with amendments

2021

17 votes
  1. 32Yes
    COVID-19 vaccine requirement in healthcare

    HE 230/2021 vp27 Dec 2021107–32

    Passed
  2. 33Yes
    Extending Covid restrictions and Covid pass

    HE 226/2021 vp20 Dec 2021106–36

    Passed with amendments
  3. 34Yes
    Extending transition period for in-house entity sales

    HE 168/2021 vp13 Dec 2021117–26

    Passed
  4. 35Yes
    Reforming services and job search obligations

    HE 167/2021 vp7 Dec 2021119–30

    Passed with amendments
  5. 36Absent
    Annual basic fee for health protection supervision

    HE 140/2021 vp16 Nov 202194–71

    Passed with amendments
  6. 37Yes
    Requiring compensation for non-compete agreements

    HE 222/2020 vp9 Nov 2021132–35

    Passed
  7. 38Yes
    Earlier bank resolution fund mutualisation

    HE 100/2021 vp9 Nov 2021125–43

    Passed
  8. 39Yes
    Reforming the European stability mechanism

    HE 99/2021 vp9 Nov 2021123–41

    Passed
  9. 40Yes
    Introducing the COVID-19 pass

    HE 131/2021 vp14 Oct 2021105–33

    Passed with amendments
  10. 41AbsentPassed with amendments
  11. 42Absent
    Improving legal protection for asylum seekers

    HE 247/2020 vp22 Jun 202142–11

    Passed
  12. 43Absent
    Establishing a continuous learning service centre

    HE 76/2021 vp22 Jun 202132–22

    Passed with amendments
  13. 44YesPassed with amendments
  14. 45Yes
    Tackling the exploitation of foreign labour

    HE 253/2020 vp8 Jun 202143–10

    Passed with amendments
  15. 46Yes
    Approval of the EU recovery package

    HE 260/2020 vp17 May 2021134–57

    Passed
  16. 47Absent
    Allowing tighter restaurant restrictions

    HE 32/2021 vp14 Apr 202131–21

    Passed with amendments
  17. 48Yes
    Closure of high-risk premises

    HE 31/2021 vp27 Mar 202131–14

    Passed with amendments

2020

9 votes
  1. 49Absent
    Extending compulsory education to 18

    HE 173/2020 vp14 Dec 202031–24

    Passed with amendments
  2. 50Absent
    Establishing Defence Properties in Senate Group

    HE 31/2020 vp8 Dec 202032–22

    Passed with amendments
  3. 51Absent
    Raising alcohol tax

    HE 145/2020 vp17 Nov 202034–22

    Passed
  4. 52Absent
    Abolishing quality-based diesel tax reductions

    HE 144/2020 vp17 Nov 202033–24

    Passed
  5. 53Yes
    Cancelling the introduction of light cars

    HE 128/2020 vp15 Oct 202032–22

    Passed
  6. 54Yes
    Expanding EV charging and building automation

    HE 23/2020 vp15 Oct 202042–12

    Passed with amendments
  7. 55Absent
    Epidemic compensation for social assistance recipients

    HE 105/2020 vp29 Sep 202034–22

    Passed with amendments
  8. 56Yes
    Raising aftercare age for unaccompanied minors

    HE 79/2020 vp22 Jun 202045–10

    Passed with amendments
  9. 57Absent
    Expanding asylum seekers' right to work

    HE 65/2020 vp9 Jun 202043–11

    Passed

2019

12 votes
  1. 58Yes
    Raising taxes on transport fuels

    HE 66/2019 vp10 Dec 201994–64

    Passed
  2. 59Yes
    Changes to income taxation for 2020

    HE 24/2019 vp10 Dec 2019126–34

    Passed
  3. 60Yes
    Postponing legislation on light cars

    HE 21/2019 vp15 Oct 2019105–35

    Passed
  4. 61No
    Streamlining research use of health data

    HE 159/2017 vp12 Mar 201992–80

    Passed with amendments
  5. 62Yes
    Bank account monitoring and cryptocurrency regulation

    HE 167/2018 vp12 Mar 2019155–17

    Passed with amendments
  6. 63No
    More flexible mining permit applications

    HE 293/2018 vp12 Mar 201989–79

    Passed with amendments
  7. 64Yes
    Equity savings accounts for retail investors

    HE 279/2018 vp26 Feb 2019126–57

    Passed with amendments
  8. 65No
    Restricting subsequent asylum applications and work

    HE 273/2018 vp26 Feb 2019145–33

    Passed with amendments
  9. 66Yes
    Banning coal in energy production

    HE 200/2018 vp26 Feb 2019170–14

    Passed
  10. 67No
    Electronic platform for waste and side streams

    HE 248/2018 vp26 Feb 201999–85

    Passed with amendments
  11. 68Yes
    Converting repeated fines into imprisonment

    HE 178/2018 vp12 Feb 2019154–22

    Passed with amendments
  12. 69Yes
    Tightening biofuel distribution obligations

    HE 199/2018 vp5 Feb 2019156–12

    Passed

2018

21 votes
  1. 70No
    Easing dismissal criteria and waiting periods

    HE 227/2018 vp17 Dec 2018102–72

    Passed
  2. 71Yes
    Allowing light cars for young people

    HE 173/2018 vp17 Dec 2018167–12

    Passed with amendments
  3. 72No
    Reforming cross-border social security

    HE 188/2018 vp17 Dec 2018119–62

    Passed
  4. 73No
    Freezing national pension index-linked benefits

    HE 160/2018 vp17 Dec 201897–84

    Passed with amendments
  5. 74Yes
    Raising heating and machinery fuel taxes

    HE 191/2018 vp4 Dec 2018167–11

    Passed with amendments
  6. 75Yes
    Raising the soft drinks tax

    HE 166/2018 vp28 Nov 2018109–57

    Passed
  7. 76No
    Freezing index increases in education and culture

    HE 126/2018 vp28 Nov 201887–79

    Passed
  8. 77No
    Stricter penalties for breaching entry bans

    HE 146/2018 vp27 Nov 2018136–29

    Passed with amendments
  9. 78Yes
    Participation in NATO's Iraq training mission

    HE 209/2018 vp21 Nov 2018150–11

    Passed
  10. 79Yes
    Lowering the basic vehicle tax

    HE 170/2018 vp21 Nov 2018137–20

    Passed
  11. 80Yes
    Flexibility in public-service employment terms

    HE 37/2018 vp7 Nov 2018100–71

    Passed with amendments
  12. 81Yes
    Reforming transport and communications agencies

    HE 61/2018 vp24 Oct 201894–69

    Passed with amendments
  13. 82Abstained
    Removing protection for jackdaws

    HE 83/2018 vp26 Jun 2018148–23

    Passed
  14. 83Yes
    Transferring traffic control to a state company

    HE 34/2018 vp26 Jun 2018115–58

    Passed with amendments
  15. 84Yes
    Reforming daycare staffing and quality

    HE 40/2018 vp26 Jun 2018127–45

    Passed with amendments
  16. 85Yes
    Competitive aid for renewable electricity

    HE 175/2017 vp22 May 2018148–15

    Passed with amendments
  17. 86Yes
    Limiting municipal waste management responsibilities

    HE 195/2017 vp15 May 2018144–38

    Passed
  18. 87Yes
    Approving the EU-Canada trade agreement

    HE 149/2017 vp15 May 2018141–42

    Passed
  19. 88Yes
    Facilitating apprenticeship contracts

    HE 189/2017 vp10 Apr 2018101–55

    Passed
  20. 89Yes
    Additional fuel tax refund for agriculture

    HE 7/2018 vp3 Apr 2018159–20

    Passed with amendments
  21. 90Absent
    Consolidating transport regulation and registers

    HE 145/2017 vp20 Mar 201899–65

    Passed with amendments

2017

24 votes
  1. 91No
    Introducing the unemployment activation model

    HE 124/2017 vp19 Dec 2017103–90

    Passed with amendments
  2. 92No
    Reforming alcohol legislation and liberalising sales

    HE 100/2017 vp19 Dec 2017124–65The group voted jaa

    Passed with amendments
  3. 93No
    Capping maximum housing allowance expenses

    HE 161/2017 vp12 Dec 201796–86

    Passed with amendments
  4. 94No
    Optional second national language experiment

    HE 114/2017 vp12 Dec 2017113–68

    Passed with amendments
  5. 95Yes
    Raising fisheries management fees

    HE 118/2017 vp8 Dec 2017114–68

    Passed
  6. 96No
    Drink-driving fines and police driving bans

    HE 103/2017 vp8 Dec 2017103–77

    Passed
  7. 97Yes
    Extending environmental leave to appeal

    HE 43/2017 vp8 Dec 2017124–57

    Passed with amendments
  8. 98Yes
    Freezing 2018 social benefit index increases

    HE 123/2017 vp8 Dec 2017106–77

    Passed with amendments
  9. 99YesPassed
  10. 100No
    Freezing indexation in education and culture

    HE 99/2017 vp8 Dec 201799–84

    Passed
  11. 101No
    Raising taxes on heating fuels

    HE 138/2017 vp8 Dec 2017163–21The group voted jaa

    Passed
  12. 102Yes
    Setting 2018 unemployment insurance contributions

    HE 136/2017 vp29 Nov 2017166–12

    Passed
  13. 103Yes
    Reforming seasonal worker and specialist permits

    HE 80/2017 vp22 Nov 2017161–16

    Passed with amendments
  14. 104No
    Downsizing and centralising district courts

    HE 270/2016 vp22 Nov 201795–77

    Passed with amendments
  15. 105Absent
    Raising property tax rate ranges

    HE 133/2017 vp25 Oct 2017131–29

    Passed with amendments
  16. 106Absent
    Higher property tax on wind farms

    HE 96/2017 vp25 Oct 2017151–8

    Passed
  17. 107No
    Vocational education and training reform

    HE 39/2017 vp30 Jun 2017112–57

    Passed with amendments
  18. 108YesPassed with amendments
  19. 109No
    Flexible postal delivery and universal service

    HE 272/2016 vp21 Jun 201797–79

    Passed with amendments
  20. 110No
    Transferring evaluation and examination bodies

    HE 31/2017 vp31 May 2017102–62

    Passed with amendments
  21. 111No
    Reform of the book-entry system

    HE 28/2016 vp17 May 201794–62

    Passed with amendments
  22. 112No
    Reforming joint public service points

    HE 188/2016 vp19 Apr 201796–58

    Passed
  23. 113Absent
    Streamlining planning and building permits

    HE 251/2016 vp31 Mar 2017109–46

    Passed with amendments
  24. 114No
    Revising the Teno River fishing agreement

    HE 239/2016 vp22 Mar 2017111–53

    Passed with amendments

2016

26 votes
  1. 115No
    Deregulating education and student welfare

    HE 206/2016 vp21 Dec 2016106–56

    Passed with amendments
  2. 116No
    Easing rural wastewater requirements

    HE 128/2016 vp20 Dec 2016116–55

    Passed with amendments
  3. 117YesPassed with amendments
  4. 118No
    Reforming hospital and emergency networks

    HE 224/2016 vp20 Dec 2016109–65

    Passed with amendments
  5. 119Yes
    Launching a two-year basic income experiment

    HE 215/2016 vp20 Dec 2016168–5

    Passed with amendments
  6. 120No
    Transferring students to general housing allowance

    HE 231/2016 vp13 Dec 2016118–45

    Passed
  7. 121Yes
    Enabling a state development company

    HE 233/2016 vp13 Dec 2016155–9

    Passed
  8. 122No
    Emissions trading compensation for industry

    HE 147/2016 vp13 Dec 2016130–29

    Passed
  9. 123No
    Extending social security to same-sex couples

    HE 232/2016 vp13 Dec 2016128–28

    Passed with amendments
  10. 124No
    Reforming student aid and increasing loans

    HE 229/2016 vp13 Dec 2016101–64

    Passed
  11. 125No
    Cutting vocational education and culture funding

    HE 177/2016 vp13 Dec 2016101–63

    Passed with amendments
  12. 126No
    Cutting insurance aid for commercial fishing

    HE 179/2016 vp13 Dec 2016100–63

    Passed
  13. 127Yes
    Abolishing confectionery and ice cream tax

    HE 137/2016 vp13 Dec 2016111–52

    Passed
  14. 128No
    Easing staffing obligations in elderly care

    HE 218/2016 vp9 Dec 201697–64

    Passed
  15. 129No
    Freezing index increases in church funding

    HE 247/2016 vp9 Dec 201696–63

    Passed
  16. 130Yes
    Introducing an entrepreneur tax deduction

    HE 176/2016 vp9 Dec 2016118–41

    Passed with amendments
  17. 131Yes
    Tax relief for forest generational transfers

    HE 158/2016 vp9 Dec 2016111–49

    Passed with amendments
  18. 132Yes
    Facilitating hiring and extending probation

    HE 105/2016 vp30 Nov 2016116–56

    Passed with amendments
  19. 133Yes
    Medicine reimbursement cuts and price competition

    HE 184/2016 vp30 Nov 2016144–29

    Passed
  20. 134Absent
    Freezing pensioner housing allowance limits

    HE 152/2016 vp23 Nov 2016102–62

    Passed
  21. 135Absent
    Small reduction in child benefit

    HE 151/2016 vp23 Nov 2016100–61

    Passed
  22. 136Absent
    Cutting national pension index-linked benefits

    HE 149/2016 vp23 Nov 201698–60

    Passed with amendments
  23. 137Yes
    Shortening the duration of unemployment allowance

    HE 113/2016 vp16 Nov 2016100–47

    Passed
  24. 138Yes
    Cutting the adult education allowance

    HE 153/2016 vp11 Nov 2016131–12

    Passed
  25. 139No
    Raising property taxes for 2017

    HE 174/2016 vp9 Nov 2016106–39

    Passed
  26. 140Yes
    Transferring pension contributions to employees

    HE 130/2016 vp7 Oct 2016133–8

    Passed

Speeches

How Veronica Rehn-Kivi spoke

Speeches in plenary sessions on government proposals, newest first. The text is a verbatim record from Parliament's minutes.

118 speeches

Highlights

The quotes come from debate digests where an AI picked the MP's speech to represent the group's position. They have been checked verbatim against the minutes.

  1. 21 Feb 2023First reading5 min

    Reforming and standardising disability servicesHE 191/2022 vp

    Värderade talman! Förra fredagen fick vi i social- och hälsovårdsutskottet äntligen klart vårt betänkande över förslaget till ny funktionshinderservicelag. I och med denna reform förstärks de subjektiva rättigheterna till stöd och service för personer med någon form av funktionsnedsättning och därtill tryggas ett…

  2. 7 Feb 2023Preliminary debateReply1 min

    Supplementary budget for 2023HE 325/2022 vp

    Värderade talman! Regeringens tilläggsbudget på en halv miljard euro för de nya välfärdsområdena är en välkommen hjälp och ger områdena lite bättre resurser att få i gång sin verksamhet. Många av välfärdsområdena kämpar med att få finansieringen att räcka till, och nu planeras både indragningar och försämringar i de…

  3. 14 Dec 2022Single readingGroup speech5 min

    Supplementing the 2023 budget proposalHE 277/2022 vp

    Värderade talman! Att göra upp en budget är en lång och krävande uppgift. Sällan har det varit så tydligt som under denna regeringsperiod. På våren slås det fast hurdan budgetram de kommande åren ska ha, och på hösten kan verkligheten se väldigt annorlunda ut. Även i år har processen varit utmanande, eftersom det…

  4. 14 Dec 2022Single readingGroup speech5 min

    Central government budget for 2023HE 154/2022 vp

    Värderade talman! Att göra upp en budget är en lång och krävande uppgift. Sällan har det varit så tydligt som under denna regeringsperiod. På våren slås det fast hurdan budgetram de kommande åren ska ha, och på hösten kan verkligheten se väldigt annorlunda ut. Även i år har processen varit utmanande, eftersom det…

  5. 13 Dec 2022Preliminary debateReply1 min

    Finland's accession to NATOHE 315/2022 vp

    Värderade talman, arvoisa puhemies! Finland håller nu på att ta ett viktigt och avgörande steg för att förstärka vår säkerhet och självständighet. Det som inte längre skulle vara möjligt skedde ändå i februari detta år: Ett krig utbröt i Europa. Ryssland påbörjade ett fruktansvärt anfall mot en självständig europeisk…

  6. 8 Nov 2022First reading3 min

    Speeding up access to primary healthcareHE 74/2022 vp

    Arvoisa puhemies, värderade talman! En försnabbad tillgång till vård är utan tvekan en efterlängtad reform som förebygger ett större vårdbehov, minskar på behovet av dyr specialvård och som bättre än i dag tryggar grundlagens krav på tillräckliga social- och hälsovårdstjänster. Det är ändå omöjligt att ignorera den…

  7. 8 Nov 2022Preliminary debate2 min

    Facilitating accessibility and sustainability in housing companiesHE 250/2022 vp

    Arvoisa puhemies, värderade talman! Tillgänglighet är en viktig förutsättning för att personer med funktionsnedsättning eller någon form av funktionshinder ska kunna leva ett självständigt, betydelsefullt och mångsidigt liv. Jag vill tacka minister Henriksson. Det är fint att regeringen nu tar i ett av hindren för att…

  8. 26 Oct 2022Preliminary debate2 min

    Extra child benefit in December 2022HE 235/2022 vp

    Ärade talman! Barnfattigdomen har under flera år ökat i Finland, och den höga inflationen har ytterligare förvärrat situationen och drivit tusentals barnfamiljer under fattigdomsgränsen. De stigande mat- och energikostnaderna är problematiska och måste tacklas för att förhindra ytterligare negativa fenomen i…

  9. 4 Oct 2022Preliminary debate6 min

    Reforming and standardising disability servicesHE 191/2022 vp

    Värderade talman! I dag kan vi äntligen ta del av förslaget till ny funktionshinderservicelag, en riktig långkörare som vi väntat på länge och som beretts under två olika regeringsperioder. Den här lagen ska ersätta den gamla lagen om service och stöd på grund av handikapp, och målet är att stärka de subjektiva…

  10. 22 Sep 2022Preliminary debateReply1 min

    Central government budget for 2023HE 154/2022 vp

    Arvoisa puhemies, värderade talman! Våld mot kvinnor är ett av Finlands största människorättsproblem. Bland EU-länderna är Finland det land där kvinnor är näst mest utsatta för våld. Erfarenheten har visat att våldet mot kvinnor och sexuellt våld internationellt sett ofta ökar under kriser och speciellt under militära…

  11. 21 Sep 2022Preliminary debateReply1 min

    Central government budget for 2023HE 154/2022 vp

    Arvoisa puhemies! On hienoa, että Suomi saa kansallisen lapsistrategiayksikön, joka vahvistaa lasten oikeuksien toteutumista. Panostukset lapsiin ovat panostuksia tulevaisuuteen, ja siksi ne ovat kannattavia. Monella lapsiperheellä on nyt taloudellisesti vaikeaa, ja siksi on hyvä, että heitä tuetaan. Lapsilisän…

  12. 21 Sep 2022Preliminary debateReply1 min

    Central government budget for 2023HE 154/2022 vp

    Värderade talman! Tack till ministrarna. Vi står inför ett historiskt skede då vår social- och hälsovård flyttar över från kommunerna till staten i årsskiftet, och med en stram budget. Vi måste kunna göra hälsoekonomiska satsningar på lång sikt, och därför är investeringar i förebyggande syfte det enda vettiga.…

  13. 19 Sep 2022Second reading1 min

    Ensuring essential care during industrial disputesHE 130/2022 vp

    Arvoisa puhemies, värderade talman! Vi diskuterar en svår fråga. Balansgången mellan olika grundrättigheter är inte lätt. Vårdarna ska få strejka för berättigade rättigheter till bättre arbetsförhållanden och lön. Det är inte det som vi nu diskuterar här, det har de all rätt till, men vår uppgift är att garantera att…

  14. 16 Sep 2022First reading3 min

    Ensuring essential care during industrial disputesHE 130/2022 vp

    Arvoisa puhemies, värderade talman! I dag har social- och hälsovårdsutskottet fått klart sitt betänkande om patientsäkerhetslagen. Regeringens förslag har inte varit en lätt fråga att behandla. Jag vill understryka att vårt förtroende för och uppskattning av vårdarna är stort och vi har en stark förståelse för…

  15. 14 Sep 2022Preliminary debateReply1 min

    Ensuring essential care during industrial disputesHE 130/2022 vp

    Arvoisa puhemies, värderade talman! Vi har framför oss en proposition som på inget sätt är lätt att ta ställning till. Det är viktigt att poängtera att det nu inte är fråga om att begränsa vårdarnas rätt att strejka. Den här yrkeskåren utför ett livsviktigt arbete och intensivvården är helt beroende av ett…