Background & Purpose
The Swedish government is required to report on the application of laws concerning special control of certain foreign nationals. This report covers the period from July 1, 2024, to June 30, 2025, and addresses terrorism and security threats.
Proposals & Debate
The government submitted a report detailing the use of the Act on Special Control of Certain Foreign Nationals, including six decisions made under the law. The report also outlined international terrorism trends and Sweden's role in combating it. The Riksdag's action was to formally receive and file this report.
The Decision
The Riksdag acknowledged the government's report on the application of the special control law for foreign nationals and concluded the matter by filing it.
Does this affect you?
- Government Agencies: Responsible for implementing and reporting on the application of the special control law.
- Foreign Nationals: Individuals who may be subject to special control measures under the law.
- Riksdag Members: Reviewing the government's report on national security matters.
In Practice
- The government made six specific decisions using the special control law during the reporting period.
- The report details the current state of international terrorism and threats to Sweden.
- Sweden's engagement in international counter-terrorism efforts is outlined in the report.
- The Riksdag has formally registered the government's report.