The Social Democrats have presented a "total package" with a focus on local business climate and rural development.
The Social Democrats have submitted a "total package" to the Center Party with proposals to improve the business climate, reduce regulatory hassles and implement a "rural lift" to strengthen infrastructure and services outside the big cities.
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The Social Democrats are negotiating with the Center Party on political reforms.
The Social Democrats have left their "total package" to the Center Party. Several of the points deal with entrepreneurship and rural areas.
According to information to SVT, one point is to "improve the local business climate", among other things by reintroducing funds for business development in rural municipalities and simplifying rules for the hospitality industry.
In addition, they want to carry out a "rural lift", among other things by equipping the centre, playgrounds, infrastructure and lighting.
Reduce regulatory hassle for businesses
Another part of the Social Democrats' "total package" for the Center Party, according to the data, is to increase the authorities' presence outside the big cities and investigate a "municipal tourist tax".
They also want to "reduce the regulatory burden for companies", among other things by giving government authorities the task of simplifying rules and testing how new rules affect companies in rural areas.

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