S, MP and C want to dismantle Tidö's rules for labor immigration

During Friday afternoon, the Social Democrats submitted their "total package" to the Center Party for how they want to govern Sweden.

S, MP and C have agreed on a number of points where S has made political moves, says a source with insight into the negotiations. The points concern, among other things:

* To restore the age of criminal liability to 15 years.

* New reasonable rules for labor immigration. The Tidö parties' regulations must be dismantled.

* A fresh start year to speed up the integration of foreign-born people.

* Lower costs for small businesses to hire more employees.

* Stopping competence and teenage expulsions and more humane support requirements for parents of minors.

DN has previously reported that the Social Democrats presented a series of policy proposals during a meeting with C, V and MP on Wednesday before the "total package" was to be drawn up.

Those points are also included in the proposal submitted to the Center Party, DN learns.

Among other things, it is about fundamentally overhauling the Employment Service, abolishing the retirement allowance, several forest policy proposals and a dental care reform which means that adults should not have to pay more than 10 percent of the cost of dental treatments.

In total, the parties have agreed on seven cooperation projects, which include financial policy, the labor market, rural issues and security policy.

The package also includes that the ownership of the forest must be secured in the constitution, according to information to SVT. In total, the document contains about a hundred proposals, which include a ban on profit in school, reports Expressen.