This is the election promise made by party leader Nooshi Dadgostar (V) when she holds a press conference in front of the Tensta health centre in northwest Stockholm.
LOV gives individuals the right to choose among the healthcare providers approved by the municipality or region.
Repealing LOV would free up more resources for healthcare, care according to need and a greater establishment of healthcare centres in areas where the need is greater, according to V.
The party also wants to appoint a "deprivatisation commission" for all welfare immediately after the election.
V also proposes a new procurement law for tax-financed welfare that means only non-profit providers will be able to take part in procurements. It would also be a requirement that staff are covered by collective agreements.
