Inclusive Parliament

The Inclusive Parliament Programme was established to ensure that everyone who works in, or for, the Parliament can help shape how our facilities, policies and services are designed and delivered. It helps us meet people’s needs, fulfil our legal responsibilities and create an inclusive, welcoming environment.

Read the review of our dignity at work arrangements (2MB, pdf) posted 12 March 2026

Employers' Pledge

All MSPs are invited to sign the Employers' Pledge. Contractors working with the Parliament are also invited to demonstrate their commitment to the shared principles set out below.

Employers' pledge

We’re committed to creating a safe, respectful and inclusive working environment where everyone can thrive, and where employers work together to uphold consistent standards.

We value our staff by building an open and inclusive speak‑up culture, investing in learning and development, and paying at least the real Living Wage.
We take a proactive, preventative approach by identifying and reducing risks, challenging inappropriate behaviour, supporting one another, and holding each other to account. We do this collectively while each employer remains individually responsible for meeting Parliament-wide standards.
We lead by example by setting clear expectations and acting quickly, fairly and transparently when standards are not met.
We make it easy and safe to speak up by providing clear and confidential ways to raise concerns, and by ensuring issues are handled independently, promptly and with zero tolerance for victimisation.
We meet our safeguarding duties by protecting children and vulnerable adults and responding swiftly and appropriately to any concerns raised.

These commitments apply from today and reflect our shared responsibility to maintain a safe, respectful and inclusive culture across Parliament.

Read the Employers' Pledge privacy notice

Print version of the Employers' Pledge

Download a printable copy of the Pledge (173KB, pdf) posted 15 June 2026

Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body

MSPs

Karen Adam MSP (Scottish National Party)

Clare Adamson MSP (Scottish National Party)

Heather Anderson MSP (Scottish National Party)

Jackie Baillie MSP (Scottish Labour)

David Barratt MSP (Scottish National Party)

Andrew Baxter MSP (Scottish Liberal Democrats)

Colin Beattie MSP (Scottish National Party)

Dawn Black MSP (Scottish National Party)

Amanda Bland MSP (Reform UK)

Ariane Burgess MSP (Scottish Green Party)

Kate Campbell MSP (Scottish National Party)

Michelle Campbell (Scottish National Party)

Finlay Carson MSP (Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party)

Maggie Chapman MSP (Scottish Green Party)

Yi-pei Chou Turvey MSP (Scottish Liberal Democrats)

Martyn Day MSP (Scottish National Party)

Iris Duane MSP (Scottish Green Party)

Zen Ghani MSP (Scottish National Party)

Kenneth Gibson MSP (No Party Affiliation)

Patricia Gibson MSP (Scottish National Party)

Hannah Mary Goodlad MSP (Scottish National Party)

David Green MSP (Scottish Liberal Democrats)

Jamie Hepburn MSP (Scottish National Party)

Calum Kerr MSP (Scottish National Party)

Kayleigh Kinross-O'Neill MSP (Scottish Green Party)

Kristopher Leask MSP (Scottish Green Party)

David Linden MSP (Scottish National Party)

Joe Long MSP (Scottish Labour)

Julie MacDougall MSP (Reform UK)

Q Manivannan MSP (Scottish Green Party)

Cara McKee MSP (Scottish Green Party)

Pauline McNeill MSP (Scottish Labour)

Lloyd Melville MSP (Scottish National Party)

Laura Mitchell MSP (Scottish National Party)

Laura Moodie MSP (Scottish Green Party)

Kate Nevens MSP (Scottish Green Party)

Kirsten Oswald MSP (Scottish National Party)

Willie Rennie MSP (Scottish Liberal Democrats)

Mark Ruskell MSP (Scottish Green Party)

Emma Roddick MSP (Scottish National Party)

Lorna Slater MSP (Scottish Green Party)

Pauline Stafford MSP (Scottish National Party)

Maree Todd MSP (Scottish National Party)

Main Contractors

Mitie Technical Services

Sodexo

Tinies UK Limited

TRAC International Ltd

Facilities Review

In March 2026, SPCB staff, Members and Members' staff were invited to complete a survey as part of the Inclusive Parliament review. The survey aimed to gather views and experiences of facilities at Holyrood.

The summary report on the review of facilities at Holyrood, together with the survey report from the Parliament's external partner, are provided below.