What's On

1. Adam Harley (S7O-00202)

To ask the Scottish Government what engagement it has had with Police Scotland to help reduce incidents of crime and antisocial behaviour.

Official Report available for S7O-00202

2. Senga Beresford (S7O-00203)

To ask the Scottish Government, further to its commitment to provide an update on the availability of maternity services in Stranraer and Wigtownshire after the summer recess, when will it provide such an update.

Official Report available for S7O-00203

3. Fulton MacGregor (S7O-00204)

To ask the Scottish Government what action it is taking to lower waiting times for CAMHS and ensure that all children and young people are getting access to treatment at the right time.

Official Report available for S7O-00204

4. Zen Ghani (S7O-00205)

To ask the Scottish Government what discussions it has had with Glasgow City Council and the Glasgow City Region Bus Partnership regarding the delivery of bus priority measures on Pollokshaws Road, including any assessment it has made of the potential economic benefits for communities and businesses in the southside of Glasgow.

Official Report available for S7O-00205

5. Rachael Hamilton (S7O-00206)

To ask the Scottish Government whether it will provide an update on its ongoing work to deal with rural crime.

Official Report available for S7O-00206

6. Lloyd Melville (S7O-00207)

To ask the Scottish Government what role it envisages for Angus in its proposed East Coast Arc between Aberdeen, Dundee and St Andrews.

Official Report available for S7O-00207

7. Laura Moodie (S7O-00208)

To ask the Scottish Government what support it can provide to bus service operators, including Borders Buses, to improve evening services between Edinburgh, Peebles and Galashiels.

Official Report available for S7O-00208

8. Laura Mitchell (S7O-00209)

To ask the Scottish Government what action it is taking to deal with housing shortages in rural communities, including in Moray.

Official Report available for S7O-00209

9. David Linden (S7O-00210)

To ask the Scottish Government what steps it is taking to ensure that sufficient adapted housing is available to meet medical needs through local authorities and registered social landlords.

Official Report available for S7O-00210

10. Collette Stevenson (S7O-00211)

To ask the Scottish Government whether it will provide an update on the actions it has taken since May 2026 to support people with the cost of living, including in relation to measures to tackle poverty.

Official Report available for S7O-00211

1. Jackie Baillie (S7F-00036)

Question to be taken in Chamber.

2. Malcolm Offord (S7F-00037)

Question to be taken in Chamber.

3. Gillian Mackay (S7F-00038)

Question to be taken in Chamber.

4. Russell Findlay (S7F-00039)

Question to be taken in Chamber.

5. Alex Cole-Hamilton (S7F-00040)

Question to be taken in Chamber.

1. Stephen Gethins (S7M-01114)

Scotland’s Energy Opportunity

That the Parliament agrees that Scotland’s energy transformation provides a generational opportunity to grow the economy, create more high-quality jobs, strengthen communities across Scotland, and place Scotland at the heart of the solution to Europe’s energy security challenge; calls on the UK Government to deliver a stable, transparent policy, regulatory and investment environment to enable timely energy deployment in Scotland at scale, and to deepen Scotland's relationship with the rest of Europe on energy, and agrees to work together to accelerate energy deployment and ensure that the full benefits of Scotland’s energy transformation are realised for the people of Scotland.

Further details available for S7M-01114

2. Daniel Johnson (S7M-01114.3)

Scotland’s Energy Opportunity

As an amendment to motion S7M-01114 in the name of Stephen Gethins (Scotland’s Energy Opportunity), insert at end "; recognises that Scotland’s energy future must be built on a secure, affordable and sustainable mix of sources for decades to come; welcomes the UK Government’s commitment to putting Scotland at the heart of the UK’s renewable energy generation, through a modern industrial strategy, billions of pounds of public and private investment, and upgrades to the grid to improve electricity transmission, and calls on the Scottish Government to speed up planning, to work with trade unions and industry and to invest in the skills that Scotland’s energy sector needs, and to ensure that local communities share in the wealth generated by Scotland’s energy.

Further details available for S7M-01114.3

3. Malcolm Offord (S7M-01114.5)

Scotland’s Energy Opportunity

As an amendment to S7M-01114 in the name of Stephen Gethins (Scotland’s Energy Opportunity), leave out from the first "Scotland's" to end and insert “the most important measure for energy policy is the cost of energy to households and businesses; recognises the reality that hydrocarbons will remain a critical component of Scotland's energy mix; endorses the position of renewables playing a complimentary role in the energy mix and not a dominant one, and agrees to a target for nuclear energy output to match renewable energy output by 2050.”

Further details available for S7M-01114.5

4. Kristopher Leask (S7M-01114.1)

Scotland’s Energy Opportunity

As an amendment to motion S7M-01114 in the name of Stephen Gethins (Scotland’s Energy Opportunity), insert at end “recognises that energy policy is a largely reserved competence, but accepts that the Scottish Government should do what it can to provide leadership; believes that Scotland's energy future must and will include significant diversification of ownership of its energy system across private, public and community ownership, and further believes that a ScotWind Wealth Fund should be established during the current parliamentary term, and that consideration should be given to investing the remaining ScotWind leasing options into the new Wealth Fund, which should be tasked with driving community wealth, public and community ownership, and supply chain development.”

Further details available for S7M-01114.1

5. Liam Kerr (S7M-01114.4)

Scotland’s Energy Opportunity

As an amendment to motion S7M-01114 in the name of Stephen Gethins (Scotland’s Energy Opportunity), insert at end "expresses deep concern that 1,000 jobs each month are being lost in Scotland’s oil and gas industry; calls on the UK Labour administration to scrap the damaging energy profits levy and to approve the Rosebank and Jackdaw oil and gas fields; urges the Scottish Government to publish a new energy strategy, which abandons its presumption against oil and gas; calls on the Scottish Government to stop blocking new nuclear sites and to explore the roll-out of small modular reactors, and warns that failing to invest in a diverse energy mix will have an adverse effect on Scotland's energy security.

Further details available for S7M-01114.4

6. Sanne Dijkstra-Downie (S7M-01114.2)

Scotland’s Energy Opportunity

As an amendment to motion S7M-01114 in the name of Stephen Gethins (Scotland’s Energy Opportunity), insert at end "; recognises that work on this transformation also requires urgent action to reduce demand for fossil fuels through the acceleration of electrification and a focus on energy efficiency measures, such as insulation, in order to reduce carbon emissions and lower energy bills, and further calls for the Scottish Government's Good Practice Principles for Community Benefits from Onshore Renewable Energy Developments to be made more ambitious than the level set out in the recent working paper, which proposed a real-terms cut compared to the 2014 guidance, based on the principle that people should benefit more from the money that companies make from generating, storing and transmitting renewable energy near them."

Further details available for S7M-01114.2

1. Holly Bruce (S7M-00899)

Save Queen's Park Glasshouse

That the Parliament recognises what it sees as the deep cultural, historical and environmental significance of the Queen’s Park Glasshouse to the Glasgow Southside constituency and the wider city; notes what it considers to be the significant public support for protecting this cultural heritage asset, evidenced by a Glasgow City Council petition signed by more than 13,000 people; understands that the glasshouse supports a range of crucial community priorities and that maintaining public access is important for heritage preservation, community cohesion, urban greenspace, accessible public toilets and dedicated opportunities for children’s play; believes that the safeguarding and sustainable revitalisation of the glasshouse aligns directly with key Scottish Government strategic ambitions, including those under the National *Planning* Framework 4, the Climate Change Plan and the Health and Social Care Strategy; notes the view that additional investment is required to bring the glasshouse back to its full potential, and further notes calls for the Scottish Government to meet with representatives of the Save Queen's Park Glasshouse campaign and Glasgow City Council to discuss all opportunities for the future of the glasshouse.

Submitting member has a registered interest.

Further details available for S7M-00899