The next item of business is consideration of Parliamentary Bureau motions S3M-249 and S3M-254, in the name of Bruce Crawford, on the establishment of a committee and on committee membership and substitution on committees.
Motions moved,
That the Parliament agrees—
(a) to establish a committee of the Parliament as follows:
Name of Committee: Scottish Parliamentary Pensions Scheme Committee;
Remit: To inquire into and report with recommendations for a Committee Bill on a replacement for the Scottish Parliamentary Pensions Scheme rules;
Duration: Until the Parliament has completed its consideration of the committee's report;
Convenership: The Convener will be a member of the Scottish National Party and the Deputy Convener will be a member of the Labour Party;
Membership: Alasdair Morgan, Peter Peacock, David McLetchie and Hugh O'Donnell; and
(b) as an alternative to Rule 6.3.2 of Standing Orders, that this committee shall have four members.
That the Parliament agrees—
(a) that Helen Eadie be appointed as a member and that John Park and Dr Richard Simpson be appointed to replace George Foulkes and Elaine Smith as members of the Subordinate Legislation Committee; and
(b) the following nominated committee substitutes, as permitted under Rule 6.3A—
Labour Party
Audit Committee James Kelly
Economy, Energy and
Education, Lifelong Learning
Equal Opportunities
European and External
Finance Committee Peter Peacock
Health and Sport
Justice Committee Mary Mulligan
Local Government and
Public Petitions Committee Marilyn Livingstone
Rural Affairs and
Standards and Public
Subordinate Legislation
Transport, Infrastructure and
Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party
Audit Committee Derek Brownlee
Economy, Energy and
Education, Lifelong Learning
Equal Opportunities
European and External
Finance Committee Murdo Fraser
Health and Sport
Justice Committee John Lamont
Local Government and
Procedures Committee Elizabeth Smith
Public Petitions Committee John Scott
Rural Affairs and
Subordinate Legislation
Transport, Infrastructure and
Questions on the motions will be put at decision time, to which we are about to come.
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