Anders Hansson (politician)

Swedish politician (born 1976)

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Anders Hansson

Member of the Swedish Parliament
for Skåne Southern

Incumbent

Assumed office
2006
Personal details
Born|  (1976-02-18) 18 February 1976 (age 48)
Political party| Moderate Party
Alma mater| Lund University
Profession| Swedish Customs Service
Candidate of Law
Politician
Website| moderaterna.se/skane/anders-hansson

Anders Hansson (born 18 February 1976)[1] is a Swedish politician of the Moderate Party. He has been a member of the Riksdag since 2006. He is currently taking up seat number 12 in the Riksdag for the constituency of Skåne Southern.[2]

## Committee work and Politics

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As a newly elected member of the Riksdag in 2006, Hansson became an alternate for the Justice committee and the Industry and Trade committee. During the spring of 2008, Hansson was even an alternate for the Joint Committee on Justice and Social Affairs. In the general election of 2010 Hansson left the Joint Committee on Justice and Social Affairs to become a member of the Defense Committee until the general election of 2014, when he left the Defense Committee to join the Justice Committee. In the recent 2018 general election Hansson left the Justice Committee to work in the Transport and Communications committee.[3]

Ahead of the 2014 parliamentary election, Hansson made himself known as one of four parliamentary candidates for the Moderates who want to introduce a ban on begging.[4]

Hansson said as early as April 2015 that he was set on breaking the Decemberöverenskommelsen [sv] (December agreement) on the grounds that loyalty to voters outweighed loyalty to the party.[5] In the budget vote in the spring of 2015, Hansson and party colleague Finn Bengtsson were the only moderates who opposed the party leadership's decision and voted in favor of the Alliance's budget proposal.[6]

Hansson is also a member of municipal council for Vellinge Municipality.[7] And is a board member for the property management company Vellingebostäder AB.[8]

## Personal life

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He is married.[1]

## References

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1. ^ a b "Ratsit: Anders Hansson". ratsit.se. 17 December 2014. Retrieved 13 December 2015.
2. ^ "Politikerna i riksdagen: Anders Hansson, Moderaterna". Sveriges Television. 1 December 2014. Archived from the original on 1 December 2014. Retrieved 27 September 2020.
3. ^ "Anders Hansson (M)". riksdagen.se. 8 September 2018. Retrieved 27 September 2020.
4. ^ Gustaf, Tronarp (19 June 2014). ""Tiggare måste bort från Sveriges gator"". Aftonbladet.se. Retrieved 27 September 2020.
5. ^ Runblom, Karin (20 April 2015). ""Tiggare måste bort från Sveriges gator"". Sveriges Radio. Retrieved 27 September 2020.
6. ^ Pär, Karlsson (16 June 2015). "Uppgörelsen överlevde - men flera bröt partilinjen". aftonbladet.se. Retrieved 27 September 2020.
7. ^ "Vellinge kommun Kommunfullmäktige". 17 December 2018. Archived from the original on 27 September 2020. Retrieved 27 September 2020.
8. ^ "Vellinge kommun Kommunfullmäktige". Archived from the original on 27 September 2020. Retrieved 27 September 2020.

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Members of the Parliament of Sweden for the Moderate Party during 2006–2010

* Boriana Åberg
* Jan R. Andersson
* Magdalena Andersson
* Staffan Anger
* Staffan Appelros
* Sofia Arkelsten
* Lena Asplund
* Anti Avsan
* Gunnar Axén
* Eva Bengtson Skogsberg
* Finn Bengtsson
* Ulf Berg
* Sten Bergheden
* Per Bill
* Gustav Blix
* Helena Bouveng
* Katarina Brännström
* Anne Marie Brodén
* Mikael Cederbratt
* Margareta Cederfelt
* Lars Elinderson
* Annicka Engblom
* Hillevi Engström
* Karin Enström
* Jan Ericson
* Patrik Forslund
* Inge Garstedt
* Mats Gerdau
* Lisbeth Grönfeldt Bergman
* Rolf Gunnarsson
* Walburga Habsburg Douglas
* Björn Hamilton
* Ann-Charlotte Hammar Johnsson
* Krister Hammarbergh
* Anders Hansson
* Lennart Hedquist
* Lars Hjälmered
* Christian Holm
* Isabella Jernbeck
* Bengt-Anders Johansson
* Mats Johansson
* Jeppe Johnsson
* Christine Jönsson
* Ulrika Karlsson
* Reza Khelili Dylami
* Marianne Kierkemann
* Anna Kinberg Batra
* Bertil Kjellberg
* Margareta B. Kjellin
* Anna König Jerlmyr
* Olof Lavesson
* Björn Leivik
* Göran Lennmarker
* Anna Lilliehöök
* Göran Lindblad
* Ulla Löfgren
* Cecilia Magnusson
* Betty Malmberg
* Göran Montan
* Mats G. Nilsson
* Nils Oskar Nilsson
* Rolf K. Nilsson
* Andreas Norlén
* Oskar Öholm
* Kent Olsson
* Anne-Marie Pålsson
* Margareta Pålsson
* Sven Yngve Persson
* Göran Pettersson
* Maria Plass
* Jessica Polfjärd
* Marietta de Pourbaix-Lundin
* Jan-Evert Rådhström
* Inger René
* Helena Rivière
* Eliza Roszkowska Öberg
* Hans Rothenberg
* Mats Sander
* Fredrik Schulte
* Karl Sigfrid
* Ulf Sjösten
* Lars-Arne Staxäng
* Ola Sundell
* Elisabeth Svantesson
* Henrik von Sydow
* Anna Tenje
* Ewa Thalén Finné
* Göran Thingwall
* Tomas Tobé
* Peder Wachtmeister
* Hans Wallmark
* Marianne Watz
* Marie Weibull Kornias
* Cecilia Widegren
* Rune Wikström

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Members of the Parliament of Sweden for the Moderate Party during 2010–2014

* Anton Abele
* Boriana Åberg
* Maria Abrahamsson
* Amir Adan [sv]
* Åsa Ågren Wikström
* Christer Akej
* Jan R. Andersson
* Jörgen Andersson
* Magdalena Andersson
* Staffan Anger
* Sofia Arkelsten
* Ann-Britt Åsebol
* Lena Asplund
* Metin Ataseven
* Anti Avsan
* Gunnar Axén
* Hanif Bali
* Lars Beckman
* Eva Bengtson Skogsberg
* Finn Bengtsson
* Erik Bengtzboe
* Ulf Berg
* Sten Bergheden
* Per Bill
* Elisabeth Björnsdotter Rahm
* Gustav Blix
* Carl-Oskar Bohlin
* Helena Bouveng
* Katarina Brännström
* Cecilia Brinck
* Anne Marie Brodén
* Stefan Caplan
* Mikael Cederbratt
* Margareta Cederfelt
* Åsa Coenraads
* Lars Elinderson
* Annicka Engblom
* Karin Enström
* Jan Ericson
* Thomas Finnborg
* Lotta Finstorp
* Johan Forssell
* Mats Gerdau
* Walburga Habsburg Douglas
* Susanna Haby
* Pia Hallström
* Ann-Charlotte Hammar Johnsson
* Krister Hammarbergh
* Anders Hansson
* Lars Hjälmered
* Gustaf Hoffstedt
* Christian Holm
* Johan Hultberg
* Cristina Husmark Pehrsson
* Jonas Jacobsson
* Isabella Jernbeck
* Bengt-Anders Johansson
* Mats Johansson
* Christine Jönsson
* Ellen Juntti
* Ulrika Karlsson
* Anna Kinberg Batra
* Margareta B. Kjellin
* Olof Lavesson
* Eva Lohman
* Malin Löfsjögård
* Kajsa Lunderquist
* Cecilia Magnusson
* Betty Malmberg
* Göran Montan
* Johnny Munkhammar
* Gustav Nilsson
* Ulrik Nilsson
* Gunilla Nordgren
* Andreas Norlén
* Marta Obminska
* Oskar Öholm
* Lotta Olsson
* Margareta Pålsson
* Jenny Petersson
* Göran Pettersson
* Maria Plass
* Jessica Polfjärd
* Marietta de Pourbaix-Lundin
* Saila Quicklund
* Jan-Evert Rådhström
* Patrick Reslow
* Edward Riedl
* Henrik Ripa
* Jessica Rosencrantz
* Eliza Roszkowska Öberg
* Hans Rothenberg
* Fredrik Schulte
* Karl Sigfrid
* Lars-Arne Staxäng
* Elisabeth Svantesson
* Michael Svensson
* Henrik von Sydow
* Cecilie Tenfjord-Toftby
* Ewa Thalén Finné
* Tomas Tobé
* Jessika Vilhelmsson
* Abdirizak Waberi
* Hans Wallmark
* Camilla Waltersson Grönvall
* Cecilia Widegren
* Rune Wikström

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Members of the Parliament of Sweden for the Moderate Party during 2014–2018

* Maria Abrahamsson
* Amir Adan
* Erik Andersson
* Jan R. Andersson
* Jörgen Andersson
* Alexandra Anstrell
* Sofia Arkelsten
* Beatrice Ask
* Lena Asplund
* Anti Avsan
* Hanif Bali
* Lars Beckman
* Finn Bengtsson
* Ulf Berg
* Margareta Berg Kjellin
* Sten Bergheden
* Per Bill
* Tobias Billström
* Ewa Björling
* Carl-Oskar Bohlin
* Helena Bouveng
* Katarina Brännström
* Mikael Cederbratt
* Margareta Cederfelt
* Åsa Coenraads
* Sotiris Delis
* Ida Drougge
* Catharina Elmsäter-Svärd
* Annicka Engblom
* Hillevi Engström
* Karin Enström
* Jan Ericson
* Thomas Finnborg
* Lotta Finstorp
* Johan Forssell
* Rene Francis
* Sofia Fölster
* Tina Ghasemi
* Mats Green
* Roland Gustbée
* Pia Hallström
* Ann-Charlotte Hammar Johnsson
* Krister Hammarbergh
* Anders Hansson
* Ulrika Heindorff
* Lars Hjälmered
* Gustaf Hoffstedt
* Christian Holm Barenfeld
* Johan Hultberg
* Jonas Jacobsson Gjörtler
* Ellen Juntti
* Jesper Skalberg Karlsson
* Ulrika Karlsson
* Anna Kinberg Batra
* Dag Klackenberg
* Ulf Kristersson
* Olof Lavesson
* Eva Lohman
* Cecilia Magnusson
* Betty Malmberg
* Maria Malmer Stenergard
* Gunilla Nordgren
* Andreas Norlén
* Marta Obminska
* Lotta Olsson
* Erik Ottoson
* Jenny Petersson
* Göran Pettersson
* Maria Plass
* Jessica Polfjärd
* Lars Püss
* Saila Quicklund
* Fredrik Reinfeldt
* Patrick Reslow
* Edward Riedl
* Jessica Rosencrantz
* Jessika Roswall
* Hans Rothenberg
* Lars-Arne Staxäng
* Maria Stockhaus
* Lisbeth Sundén Andersson
* Elisabeth Svantesson
* Michael Svensson
* Cecilie Tenfjord-Toftby
* Ewa Thalén Finné
* Tomas Tobé
* Hans Wallmark
* Camilla Waltersson Grönvall
* Jörgen Warborn
* Per Westerberg
* Cecilia Widegren
* Niklas Wykman
* Boriana Åberg

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