It was on Monday that around 20 posters were put up by the parents’ group who are against the municipality’s planned school in Ljungskile.
But in the evening, those who stood in the municipal place were taken down by the municipality. When Member of Parliament Magnus Jacobsson (KD) read that the municipality took down the posters, he went to Ljungskile.
– I am deeply surprised that they are removed. They sat neat and tidy and gave an account of the parties’ opinion on the school issue.
The posters must have lacked permission, shouldn’t it be the same for everyone?
– If you read the legislation, I understand it to mean that you can put up posters temporarily. Circuses and sports clubs do that.
Center party is singled out
Elving Andersson (C) questioned on social media whether the posters had permission, he is also singled out as the politician who contacted the municipality to have the posters removed.
– If they had applied for permission, it would have been tried. I don’t really have a point of view, it’s the administration that removed them.
Have you told the administration to take them down?
– No. I contacted the administration and asked if they had permission.
Set up again
Now several parties have offered the parent group to use the parties’ locations for the posters.
– We have offered them to put them up on our boards – we have permission. Of course people should have the right to express themselves, says Jacobsson (KD)
The parent group also chose to report the incident to the police, the police have decided not to start a preliminary investigation.