Following a conflict in the Constitutional Committee (KU), the Swedish Social Democratic Party is accusing the Tidö parties of hindering an investigation into the Landerholm affair. The party's leader, Jennie Nilsson, emphasizes that they have a duty to the Swedish people to ensure accountability by proposing a 'Lex Landerholm' that would expand the opposition's powers within the committee.

Nilsson articulated the need for the committee, which oversees the government and its ministers, to have enhanced authority to conduct thorough examinations of government actions. She has been vocal about the seriousness of the situation, highlighting that the government’s majority has obstructed previous requests for Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson to testify regarding the Landerholm affair, which she views as a clear attempt at governmental cover-up.

This proposal not only underscores the tensions between the ruling government and the opposition but also raises questions about transparency and accountability in Swedish politics. With accusations of blockage coming from the opposition, the call for a Lex Landerholm could lead to significant changes in how the committee operates and enhance the role of the opposition in scrutinizing government actions.