Samhällskunskapsprov (del 1)

The right of everyone to certain fundamental provisions like healthcare, education, and social care.

Sweden is divided into approximately 290 local administrative districts.

Municipalities must manage essential services like preschools, schools, elder care, and childcare.

Examples include museums, swimming halls, cultural centers, ski slopes, and illuminated tracks.

Municipalities primarily fund their operations through taxes and fees.

Sets political direction, manages taxes, and organizes the municipality's administration.

Implements decisions, manages the municipality, and makes specific decisions.

Implement decisions within specific sectors, such as education.

Elected through elections held simultaneously with parliamentary and regional elections.

Parliamentary, municipal, regional, and EU elections (plus church elections).

Parliamentary, regional, and municipal elections occur every four years, while EU elections are every five years.

349 members to ensure an odd number for voting purposes.

Enacts laws, approves the budget, scrutinizes the government, and appoints the prime minister.

A financial plan outlining how money will be spent.

Governs the country based on laws enacted by the parliament, proposes new laws, and manages foreign relations.

There are 21 administrative areas responsible for various public services.

Healthcare, dental care, public transport, and support for music and theater.