The Sweden Democrats are implementing extensive changes in the Riksdag group's committee seats
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The Sweden Democrats are carrying out a reorganization of their members in the Riksdag's committees ahead of a new mandate period.
The chairman there during the last term was Tobias Andersson, who will now be a member of the education committee. Henrik Vinge, first deputy party chairman, goes from chairman of the justice committee to become the party's number one on the finance committee.
Sweden Democrats press chief Oskar Cavalli-Björkman comments on the rockade:
"That changes are made before a new mandate period is a natural part of the party's development. Several of our members will shoulder new heavy responsibilities in the Riksdag, which will be known by tomorrow at the latest," he writes in a comment to SVT.
Arouses dissatisfaction
The list went out to the Riksdag group on Monday. A centrally positioned Sweden Democrat says that this is the biggest change the party has made in the Riksdag group, and that the changes will not be received positively by everyone in the Riksdag group.
- Some will see it as too big changes.
- These are pokes, says a source to Expressen about the transfers in the committees.
Other well-known Sweden Democrats who are changing seats are Oscar Sjöstedt, who is moving from the finance committee to the constitution committee, and Ludvig Aspling, who is leaving the social security committee for KU.

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