Committee on Finance (Sweden) explained

The (Parliamentary) Committee on Finance[1] (Swedish: finansutskottet) (FiU) is a parliamentary committee in the Swedish Riksdag. The committee's main areas of responsibility concern economics. They are also responsible for examining how central government revenue is added up and compiling the yearly central government budget.

The committee's Speaker is Edward Riedl from the Moderate Party and the vice-Speaker is Mikael Damberg from the Social Democratic Party.

List of speakers for the committee

NamePeriodPolitical party
bgcolor=  1971–1973 Social Democratic Party
bgcolor=  1973–1976 Center Party
bgcolor=  1976–1979 People's Party
bgcolor=  1979–1982 People's Party
bgcolor=  1982–1983 Social Democratic Party
bgcolor=  1983–1988 Social Democratic Party
bgcolor=  1988–1990 Social Democratic Party
bgcolor=  1990–1991 Social Democratic Party
bgcolor=  1991–1994 Center Party
bgcolor=  1994–2002 Social Democratic Party
bgcolor=  2002–2004 Social Democratic Party
bgcolor=  2004–2006 Social Democratic Party
bgcolor=  2006–2010 Christian Democrats
bgcolor=  2010–2014 Moderate Party
bgcolor=  2014–2018 Social Democratic Party
bgcolor=  Elisabeth Svantesson[2] 2018–2019 Moderate Party
bgcolor=  2019–2020 Social Democratic Party
bgcolor=  2020–2022 Social Democratic Party
bgcolor=  2022 Moderate Party
bgcolor=  2022– Moderate Party

List of vice-speakers for the committee

NamePeriodPolitical party
bgcolor=  1971–1972 People's Party
bgcolor=  1972–1973 People's Party
bgcolor=  1973–1976 Social Democratic Party
bgcolor=  1976–1982 Social Democratic Party
bgcolor=  1982–1983 People's Party
bgcolor=  1983–1986 People's Party
bgcolor=  1986–1991 People's Party
bgcolor=  1991–1993 Social Democratic Party
bgcolor=  1993–1994 Social Democratic Party
bgcolor=  1994–1998 Center Party
bgcolor=  1998–2002 Christian Democrats
bgcolor=  2002–2003 Moderate Party
bgcolor=  2003–2006 Moderate Party
bgcolor=  2006–2008 Social Democratic Party
bgcolor=  2008–2011 Social Democratic Party
bgcolor=  2011–2012 Social Democratic Party
bgcolor=  2012–2014 Social Democratic Party
bgcolor=  2014 Moderate Party
bgcolor=  2014–2017 Moderate Party
bgcolor=  2017–2018 Moderate Party
bgcolor=  Fredrik Olovsson[3] 2018–2019 Social Democratic Party
bgcolor=  2019–2022 Moderate Party
bgcolor=  2022 Social Democratic Party
bgcolor=  2022– Social Democratic Party

External links

Notes and References

  1. Book: Utrikes namnbok. [Elektronisk resurs] : svenska myndigheter, organisationer, titlar, EU- och EG-organ, EU-titlar och länder på engelska, tyska, franska, spanska, finska och ryska ]. 9th, rev. . 2013 . Utrikesdepartementet, Regeringskansliet . Stockholm . sv . . 14.
  2. https://www.hd.se/2018-09-28/topposter-i-riksdagsutskott-far-namn Topposter i riksdagsutskott får namn
  3. https://via.tt.se/pressmeddelande/pressmeddelande--nyvalda-gruppledare?publisherId=142377&releaseId=3243190 Pressmeddelande: Nyvalda gruppledare och talespersoner från Socialdemokraterna