That the Parliament congratulates Emily McCluskey of Kings Park Secondary School on winning an award in the Scottish Schools' Young Writer of the Year competition, organised by the Institute of Contemporary Scotland and Young Programme charities; notes that her piece, which was an impassioned defence of emo music and culture, was commended, and wishes Emily well with her studies and future endeavours.
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That the Parliament congratulates Emily McCluskey of Kings Park Secondary School on winning an award in the Scottish Schools' Young Writer of the Year competition, organised by the Institute of Contemporary Scotland and Young Programme charities; notes that her piece, which was an impassioned defence of emo music and culture, was commended, and wishes Emily well with her studies and future endeavours.
Supported by: Fulton MacGregor, Clare Adamson
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That the Parliament notes the result of the presidential and legislative elections in Taiwan on 11 January 2020, which it believes, once again, demonstrated the strength of that country's robust and vibrant democratic system; considers that both Taiwan and Scotland to be open and free societies and members of the community of democracies; believes that they uphold universal values, such as freedom, democracy, human rights and rule of law, and have a shared interest in having bilateral cooperation in economic, technological, cultural and energy-related affairs, and hopes that both sides of the Taiwan Strait will renew dialogue to resolve differences and build constructive relations.
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That the Parliament notes the result of the presidential and legislative elections in Taiwan on 11 January 2020, which it believes, once again, demonstrated the strength of that country's robust and vibrant democratic system; considers that both Taiwan and Scotland to be open and free societies and members of the community of democracies; believes that they uphold universal values, such as freedom, democracy, human rights and rule of law, and have a shared interest in having bilateral cooperation in economic, technological, cultural and energy-related affairs, and hopes that both sides of the Taiwan Strait will renew dialogue to resolve differences and build constructive relations.
Supported by: Stuart McMillan, Jeremy Balfour, Bill Kidd, Sandra White, Margaret Mitchell, Fulton MacGregor, Richard Lyle R, Kenneth Gibson, David Torrance, Gillian Martin, John Finnie, Ruth Maguire, Clare Adamson
Current Status: Fallen on 13/03/2020
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That the Parliament notes with concern the reported doubling in unique views on Citizens Advice Scotland’s Advice for Scotland webpages regarding the sharing of intimate images or videos without a person’s consent; notes the view that this is a matter that requires prompt action to make sure that people in the Glasgow Cathcart constituency and across Scotland are aware of their rights and responsibilities; highlights that the Abusive Behaviour and Sexual Harm (Scotland) Act 2016 is now in force and makes it a crime to share intimate images or videos, send them to another person, upload them to a website or threaten to do this without the person’s consent, and acknowledges the view that anyone who thinks they may have been a victim of this crime should seek advice and report the matter to the police.
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That the Parliament notes with concern the reported doubling in unique views on Citizens Advice Scotland’s Advice for Scotland webpages regarding the sharing of intimate images or videos without a person’s consent; notes the view that this is a matter that requires prompt action to make sure that people in the Glasgow Cathcart constituency and across Scotland are aware of their rights and responsibilities; highlights that the Abusive Behaviour and Sexual Harm (Scotland) Act 2016 is now in force and makes it a crime to share intimate images or videos, send them to another person, upload them to a website or threaten to do this without the person’s consent, and acknowledges the view that anyone who thinks they may have been a victim of this crime should seek advice and report the matter to the police.
Supported by: John Finnie, Colin Beattie, Kenneth Gibson, David Torrance, Fulton MacGregor, Jackie Baillie, Stuart McMillan, Neil Findlay, Sandra White, Bob Doris, Gil Paterson, Bill Kidd, Alison Johnstone, Stewart Stevenson, Sarah Boyack, Johann Lamont, Gillian Martin, Clare Adamson, Ruth Maguire
Current Status: Fallen on 13/03/2020
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That the Parliament congratulates Dr Tara Quasim MBE, who is from Mansewood in the Glasgow Cathcart constituency and works at the Glasgow Royal Infirmary, on being appointed an MBE for her work with the InS:PIRE (Intensive Care Recovery: Supporting and Promoting Independence and Return to Employment) programme, which supports patients recovering after being in intensive care; acknowledges the invaluable work that Dr Quasim and her colleagues do with ICU patients with persistent physical and psychological problems; notes that the InS:PIRE project is a five-week rehabilitation and support initiative for ICU patients and their families, which has been running in the Glasgow Royal Infirmary since 2014, and acknowledges the support that it receives from the Health Foundation and University of Glasgow.
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That the Parliament congratulates Dr Tara Quasim MBE, who is from Mansewood in the Glasgow Cathcart constituency and works at the Glasgow Royal Infirmary, on being appointed an MBE for her work with the InS:PIRE (Intensive Care Recovery: Supporting and Promoting Independence and Return to Employment) programme, which supports patients recovering after being in intensive care; acknowledges the invaluable work that Dr Quasim and her colleagues do with ICU patients with persistent physical and psychological problems; notes that the InS:PIRE project is a five-week rehabilitation and support initiative for ICU patients and their families, which has been running in the Glasgow Royal Infirmary since 2014, and acknowledges the support that it receives from the Health Foundation and University of Glasgow.
Supported by: Emma Harper, Bill Kidd, Fulton MacGregor, Stuart McMillan, Sandra White, Edward Mountain, Rona Mackay, Richard Lyle, Jackie Baillie, Clare Adamson, Gil Paterson, Jenny Gilruth, Tom Arthur, Gillian Martin, Ruth Maguire
Current Status: Fallen on 13/03/2020
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That the Parliament notes the conclusions and recommendations in the Local Government and Communities Committee's 10th Report 2019 (Session 5), Empty Homes in Scotland (SP Paper 618).
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That the Parliament notes the conclusions and recommendations in the Local Government and Communities Committee's 10th Report 2019 (Session 5), Empty Homes in Scotland (SP Paper 618).
Supported by: Graham Simpson, Kenneth Gibson, Sarah Boyack, Andy Wightman
Current Status: Taken in the Chamber on 07/01/2020
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That the Parliament congratulates Glasgow Clyde College on its recent wins and commendations at both the SQA Star and College Development Network (CDN) Awards; notes that, at the Star Awards, Fathima Irshad, who is a hospitality student at the college, was recognised with a Lifelong Learning Candidate award, which are presented to celebrate people who have overcome obstacles and who demonstrate commitment to achieving continued learning and SQA qualifications, the college's Beauty with a Conscience project won the Innovation category and was highly commended in the Partnership category and its Mentally Healthy College Community initiative was highly commended in the category for Promoting Inclusion; acknowledges that this initiative also won the Health Promoting College prize and the overall Judges' Award at the CDN event, at which its schools’ portal was commended in the Innovation category, and congratulates all at the College on this success.
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That the Parliament congratulates Glasgow Clyde College on its recent wins and commendations at both the SQA Star and College Development Network (CDN) Awards; notes that, at the Star Awards, Fathima Irshad, who is a hospitality student at the college, was recognised with a Lifelong Learning Candidate award, which are presented to celebrate people who have overcome obstacles and who demonstrate commitment to achieving continued learning and SQA qualifications, the college's Beauty with a Conscience project won the Innovation category and was highly commended in the Partnership category and its Mentally Healthy College Community initiative was highly commended in the category for Promoting Inclusion; acknowledges that this initiative also won the Health Promoting College prize and the overall Judges' Award at the CDN event, at which its schools’ portal was commended in the Innovation category, and congratulates all at the College on this success.
Supported by: Gil Paterson, Rona Mackay, Emma Harper, Bill Kidd, Sandra White, Richard Lyle, Stewart Stevenson, Annie Wells, Joan McAlpine, Fulton MacGregor, Maureen Watt, Tom Arthur, Ruth Maguire, Gillian Martin, Gail Ross, Clare Adamson
Current Status: Fallen on 13/03/2020
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That the Parliament congratulates the Battlefield Rest on raising £1,800 for the Glasgow Children's Holiday Scheme at its 25th anniversary "Thank You" dinner; notes that the Holiday Scheme provides breaks for children and their families in the Greater Glasgow area who are disabled, disadvantaged or socially excluded; acknowledges these are especially tailored to meet the young people's needs, offer an opportunity to assist in addressing the imbalance of support, aim to help motivate and equip families to break out of poverty and provide a fun experience in a safe environment; understands that around 500 children each year enjoy the experience, including around 100 young disabled people and many young carers, and that an estimated 250 adult family members also benefit, including couples, single parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles who act as carers and adult siblings; commends the Battlefield Rest on its fundraising, and wishes the Holiday Scheme well with its work.
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That the Parliament congratulates the Battlefield Rest on raising £1,800 for the Glasgow Children's Holiday Scheme at its 25th anniversary "Thank You" dinner; notes that the Holiday Scheme provides breaks for children and their families in the Greater Glasgow area who are disabled, disadvantaged or socially excluded; acknowledges these are especially tailored to meet the young people's needs, offer an opportunity to assist in addressing the imbalance of support, aim to help motivate and equip families to break out of poverty and provide a fun experience in a safe environment; understands that around 500 children each year enjoy the experience, including around 100 young disabled people and many young carers, and that an estimated 250 adult family members also benefit, including couples, single parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles who act as carers and adult siblings; commends the Battlefield Rest on its fundraising, and wishes the Holiday Scheme well with its work.
Supported by: Emma Harper, Maureen Watt, Colin Beattie, Stewart Stevenson, Richard Lyle, Fulton MacGregor, Sandra White, Bill Kidd, Johann Lamont, Tom Arthur, Ruth Maguire, Gil Paterson, Gillian Martin, Jenny Gilruth, Joan McAlpine
Current Status: Fallen on 23/01/2020
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That the Parliament congratulates the Battlefield Rest restaurant, which is in Cathcart, on its 25th anniversary; notes that the owner, Marco Giannasi, regularly voices his appreciation of his customers' loyalty and support and welcomes the new generations of these families who become regular patrons; understands that Marco has said that he is privileged to have shared many sad and happy moments in their lives and to have developed a bond with them and their families; notes the quote that frames the restaurant, which says, “You come in as a customer and leave as a friend”; acknowledges that it has become an institution of the south side of Glasgow, and hopes that it will continue to serve its delicious Italian food for generations to come.
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That the Parliament congratulates the Battlefield Rest restaurant, which is in Cathcart, on its 25th anniversary; notes that the owner, Marco Giannasi, regularly voices his appreciation of his customers' loyalty and support and welcomes the new generations of these families who become regular patrons; understands that Marco has said that he is privileged to have shared many sad and happy moments in their lives and to have developed a bond with them and their families; notes the quote that frames the restaurant, which says, “You come in as a customer and leave as a friend”; acknowledges that it has become an institution of the south side of Glasgow, and hopes that it will continue to serve its delicious Italian food for generations to come.
Supported by: Stuart McMillan, Jackson Carlaw, Rona Mackay, Annabelle Ewing, Fulton MacGregor, Richard Lyle, Kenneth Gibson, Bob Doris, Bill Kidd, Johann Lamont, Tom Arthur, Joan McAlpine, Stewart Stevenson, Sandra White, David Torrance, Gil Paterson, Ruth Maguire, Gillian Martin
Current Status: Fallen on 23/01/2020
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That the Parliament believes that the Kurdish people and their troops are taking an immensely important role against ISIS and other extremist organisations, enduring a considerable sacrifice in their efforts; condemns President Trump’s recent announcement that he is withdrawing United States' military personnel and expertise from this conflict and his reluctance to continue to support the Kurdish people, whom, until recently, were considered to be a key ally, and urges the Scottish Government to clearly state to President Erdogan of Turkey what it believes is Scotland’s abhorrence at the bombing of innocent civilians in northern Syria.
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That the Parliament believes that the Kurdish people and their troops are taking an immensely important role against ISIS and other extremist organisations, enduring a considerable sacrifice in their efforts; condemns President Trump’s recent announcement that he is withdrawing United States' military personnel and expertise from this conflict and his reluctance to continue to support the Kurdish people, whom, until recently, were considered to be a key ally, and urges the Scottish Government to clearly state to President Erdogan of Turkey what it believes is Scotland’s abhorrence at the bombing of innocent civilians in northern Syria.
Supported by: John Finnie, Rona Mackay, Richard Lyle, Angus MacDonald, Fulton MacGregor, Mark Ruskell, Stuart McMillan, Ross Greer, Joan McAlpine, David Torrance, Pauline McNeill, Alex Rowley, Bob Doris, Bill Kidd, Sandra White, Alison Johnstone, Gil Paterson, Beatrice Wishart, Gail Ross, Gillian Martin
Current Status: Fallen on 23/01/2020
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That the Parliament recognises Glasgow Clyde College’s ongoing commitment to inclusivity by providing BSL courses, acknowledges that this is the latest in a series of initiatives by the college to promote BSL; recognises its partnership with Specsavers to provide employees free access to the course, An Introduction to Sign Language; acknowledges the commitment and intention of the lecturing staff to roll the programme out to all Specsavers employees, and notes what it sees as the college’s dedication to providing relevant and innovative courses that reflect the changing requirements of the workforce.
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That the Parliament recognises Glasgow Clyde College’s ongoing commitment to inclusivity by providing BSL courses, acknowledges that this is the latest in a series of initiatives by the college to promote BSL; recognises its partnership with Specsavers to provide employees free access to the course, An Introduction to Sign Language; acknowledges the commitment and intention of the lecturing staff to roll the programme out to all Specsavers employees, and notes what it sees as the college’s dedication to providing relevant and innovative courses that reflect the changing requirements of the workforce.
Supported by: Emma Harper, Stuart McMillan, Kenneth Gibson, David Torrance, Bill Kidd, Richard Lyle, Alasdair Allan, Jackie Baillie, Stewart Stevenson, Joan McAlpine, Fulton MacGregor, Sandra White, Tom Arthur, Gil Paterson, Angela Constance, Gillian Martin, Clare Adamson, Ruth Maguire
Current Status: Fallen on 23/01/2020
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