Sveriges riksdag

Sveriges riksdag, the Swedish Parliament, is the highest decision-making body in Sweden. They are responsible for enacting laws, controlling the government's work, and managing the country's budget. The Parliament comprises 349 members from eight different political parties, each serving a four-year term.

Their primary tasks include making decisions on legislation proposals, budgetary matters, and scrutinizing the government's actions. In addition to their national role, the Swedish Parliament also plays an active role in European Union affairs. They work closely with the government to shape Sweden's position within the EU and contribute to EU decision-making processes.

Aside from their legislative duties, the Swedish Parliament offers various services to the public. These services include accessible information in easy-to-read formats, sign language interpretation, and guided tours of the Parliament building. They also have a library that provides resources for members and the general public.

As Sweden's highest authority, the Swedish Parliament strives to uphold democratic principles and ensure transparent governance for the benefit of its citizens