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Date answered:
3 August 2022
S6W-09852
This has been in place since 12 March 2020.A criminal penalty is retained for those who knowingly provide “false or misleading information” when completing an assessor information notice.The Act provides that, as well as “the proprietor, tenant and occupier”, the assessor will also be able to seek information from any other person who can reasonably provide...
Last updated:
7 May 2026
State of the parties Session 6
Published on 11 February 2026 by the authority of the Scottish Parliament State of the parties elected at the Scottish Parliament election on 6 May 2021 Party Constituency Regional Total Scottish Conservative and Unionist 5 26 31 Party Scottish Green Party 0 8 8 Scottish Labour 2 20 22 Scottish Liberal Democrats 4 0 4 Scottish National Party 62 2 64 Total 73 56 129 State of the parties following the election of the Presiding Officer on 13 May 2021 Party Constituency Regional Total Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 5 26 31 Scottish Green Party 0 7 7 Scottish Labour 2 20 22 Scottish Liberal Democrats 4 0 4 Scottish National Party 62 2 64 No Party Affiliation (Presiding Officer) 0 1 1 Total 73 56 129 State of the parties following the resignation of Dean Lockhart on 5 September 2022 Party Constituency Regional Total Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 5 25 30 Scottish Green Party 0 7 7 Scottish Labour 2 20 22 Scottish Liberal Democrats 4 0 4 Scottish National Party 62 2 64 No Party Affiliation 0 1 1 Total 73 55 128 State of the parties following the election of Roz McCall on 6 September 2022 Party Constituency Regional Total Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 5 26 31 Scottish Green Party 0 7 7 Scottish Labour 2 20 22 Scottish Liberal Democrats 4 0 4 Scottish National Party 62 2 64 No Party Affiliation 0 1 1 Total 73 56 129 State of the parties: Session 6 1 State of the parties on 28 October 2023 following Ash Regan’s move to the Alba Party, following her resignation from the SNP Party Constituency Regional Total Alba Party 1 0 1 Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 5 26 31 Scottish Green Party 0 7 7 Scottish Labour 2 20 22 Scottish Liberal Democrats 4 0 4 Scottish National Party 61 2 63 No Party Affiliation 0 1 1 Total 73 56 129 State of the parties following the resignation of Donald Cameron on 9 February 2024 Party Constituency Regional Total Alba Party 1 0 1 Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 5 25 30 Scottish Green Party 0 7 7 Scottish Labour 2 20 22 Scottish Liberal Democrats 4 0 4 Scottish National Party 61 2 63 No Party Affiliation 0 1 1 Total 73 55 128 State of the parties following the election of Tim Eagle on 13 February 2024 Party Constituency Regional Total Alba Party 1 0 1 Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 5 26 31 Scottish Green Party 0 7 7 Scottish Labour 2 20 22 Scottish Liberal Democrats 4 0 4 Scottish National Party 61 2 63 No Party Affiliation 0 1 1 Total 73 56 129 State of the parties: Session 6 2 State of the parties following the suspension of John Mason on 17 August 2024 from the SNP and exclusion from the party on 12 October 2024 Party Constituency Regional Total Alba Party 1 0 1 Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 5 26 31 Scottish Green Party 0 7 7 Scottish Labour 2 20 22 Scottish Liberal Democrats 4 0 4 Scottish National Party 60 2 62 Independent MSPs 1 0 1 No Party Affiliation 0 1 1 Total 73 56 129 State of the parties following the death of Christina McKelvie on 27 March 2025 Party Constituency Regional Total Alba Party 1 0 1 Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 5 26 31 Scottish Green Party 0 7 7 Scottish Labour 2 20 22 Scottish Liberal Democrats 4 0 4 Scottish National Party 59 2 61 Independent MSPs 1 0 1 No Party Affiliation 0 1 1 Total 72 56 128 State of the parties following the resignation of Jamie Greene from the Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party on 3 April 2025 Party Constituency Regional Total Alba Party 1 0 1 Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 5 25 30 Scottish Green Party 0 7 7 Scottish Labour 2 20 22 Scottish Liberal Democrats 4 0 4 Scottish National Party 59 2 61 Independent MSPs 1 1 2 No Party Affiliation 0 1 1 Total 72 56 128 State of the parties: Session 6 3 State of the parties following Jamie Green’s move to Scottish Liberal Democrats on 4 April 2025 Constituency Regional Total Party Alba Party 1 0 1 Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 5 25 30 Scottish Green Party 0 7 7 Scottish Labour 2 20 22 Scottish Liberal Democrats 4 1 5 Scottish National Party 59 2 61 Independent MSPs 1 0 1 No Party Affiliation 0 1 1 Total 72 56 128 State of the parties following the election of Davy Russell on 5 June 2025 Constituency Regional Total Party Alba Party 1 0 1 Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 5 25 30 Scottish Green Party 0 7 7 Scottish Labour 3 20 23 Scottish Liberal Democrats 4 1 5 Scottish National Party 59 2 61 Independent MSPs 1 0 1 No Party Affiliation 0 1 1 Total 73 56 129 State of the parties following Fergus Ewing leaving the Scottish National Party on 20 June 2025 Constituency Regional Total Party Alba Party 1 0 1 Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 5 25 30 Scottish Green Party 0 7 7 Scottish Labour 3 20 23 Scottish Liberal Democrats 4 1 5 Scottish National Party 58 2 60 Independent MSPs 2 0 2 No Party Affiliation 0 1 1 Total 73 56 129 State of the parties: Session 6 4 State of the parties following the suspension of Colin Smyth from Scottish Labour on 20 August 2025 Constituency Regional Total Party Alba Party 1 0 1 Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 5 25 30 Scottish Green Party 0 7 7 Scottish Labour 3 19 22 Scottish Liberal Democrats 4 1 5 Scottish National Party 58 2 60 Independent MSPs 2 1 3 No Party Affiliation 0 1 1 Total 73 56 129 State of the parties following Jeremy Balfour’s resignation from the Scottish Conservative and Unionist party on 22 August 2025 Constituency Regional Total Party Alba Party 1 0 1 Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 5 24 29 Scottish Green Party 0 7 7 Scottish Labour 3 19 22 Scottish Liberal Democrats 4 1 5 Scottish National Party 58 2 60 Independent MSPs 2 2 4 No Party Affiliation 0 1 1 Total 73 56 129 State of the parties following Graham Simpson’s move from the Scottish Conservative and Unionist party to Reform UK on 27 August 2025 Constituency Regional Total Party Alba Party 1 0 1 Reform UK 0 1 1 Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 5 23 28 Scottish Green Party 0 7 7 Scottish Labour 3 19 22 Scottish Liberal Democrats 4 1 5 Scottish National Party 58 2 60 Independent MSPs 2 2 4 No Party Affiliation 0 1 1 Total 73 56 129 State of the parties: Session 6 5 State of the parties following Foysol Choudhury’s suspension from the Scottish Labour Party on 26 September 2025 Constituency Regional Total Party Alba Party 1 0 1 Reform UK 0 1 1 Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 5 23 28 Scottish Green Party 0 7 7 Scottish Labour 3 18 21 Scottish Liberal Democrats 4 1 5 Scottish National Party 58 2 60 Independent MSPs 2 3 5 No Party Affiliation 0 1 1 Total 73 56 129 State of the parties following Ash Regan’s resignation from the Alba Party on 10 October 2025 Constituency Regional Total Party Reform UK 0 1 1 Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 5 23 28 Scottish Green Party 0 7 7 Scottish Labour 3 18 21 Scottish Liberal Democrats 4 1 5 Scottish National Party 58 2 60 Independent MSPs 3 3 6 No Party Affiliation 0 1 1 Total 73 56 129 State of the parties following the suspension of Pam Duncan-Glancy from Scottish Labour on 10 February 2026 Constituency Regional Total Party Reform UK 0 1 1 Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 5 23 28 Scottish Green Party 0 7 7 Scottish Labour 3 17 20 Scottish Liberal Democrats 4 1 5 Scottish National Party 58 2 60 Independent MSPs 3 4 7 No Party Affiliation 0 1 1 Total 73 56 129 State of the parties: Session 6 6 About SPICe The Scottish Parliament Information Centre (SPICe) provides impartial, factual, accurate and timely information and analysis for the Parliament. 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Cumulative list of MSPs AZ Session 6
Shirley-Anne Somerville (SNP) Dunfermline (C) Collette Stevenson (SNP) East Kilbride (C) Alexander Stewart (Con) Mid Scotland and Fife (R) Kaukab Stewart (SNP) Glasgow Kelvin (C) Kevin Stewart (SNP) Aberdeen Central (C) Nicola Sturgeon (SNP) Glasgow Southside (C) Paul Sweeney (Lab) Glasgow (R) John Swinney (SNP) Perthshire North (C) Michelle Thomson (SNP) Falkirk East (C) Maree Todd (SNP) Caithness, Sutherland and Ross (C) David Torrance (SNP) Kirkcaldy (C) Evelyn Tweed (SNP) Stirling (C) Mercedes Villalba (Lab) North East Scotland (R) Sue Webber (Con) Lothian (R) Annie Wells (Con) Glasgow (R) Tess White (Con) North East Scotland (R) Martin Whitfield (Lab) South Scotland (R) Cumulative list of MSPs A-Z: Session 6 8 Elena Whitham (SNP) Carrick, Cumnock and Doon Valley (C) Brian Whittle (Con) South Scotland (R) Beatrice Wishart (LD) Shetland Islands (C) Humza Yousaf (SNP) Glasgow Pollok (C) About SPICe The Scottish Parliament Information Centre (SPICe) provides impartial, factual, accurate and timely information and analysis for the Parliament. For more information please visit...
Official Report
Meeting date:
31 October 2018
Meeting of the Parliament 31 October 2018
Natural forest regeneration is hard work. My visit allowed me to see how enormous the task is.
Official Report
Meeting date:
22 March 2018
Meeting of the Parliament 22 March 2018
Frankly, she needs to get out more and visit a few more schools. When I visit schools, I hear that the pupil equity fund is the single most important thing that is happening in raising attainment in our schools.
Official Report
Meeting date:
8 March 2017
Meeting of the Parliament 08 March 2017
The cabinet secretary will be aware from his recent visit to Moray, which I was grateful for, that a shortage of teachers continues to be an issue there.
Last updated:
27 February 2026
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*S6M-20938 Michelle Thomson: Falkirk Council Modern Apprentice Sam Anderson Wins Scottish Apprenticeship Award—That the Parliament congratulates Sam Anderson from Grangemouth on winning the Modern Apprentice of the Year SCQF Level 5 Award at the Scottish Apprenticeship Awards on 26 February 2026; notes that Sam undertook her Rural Skills Apprenticeship at Muiravonside Country Park, sharing her knowledge and passion for nature and wildlife whilst leading events and group visits...
Last updated:
27 May 2025
Sustainable Development Annual Report 2023/2024
Our own bees are Honeybees has been used to said to visit tens of thousands of fill the Great Seal of Scotland and plants daily.
Last updated:
16 May 2025
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*S6M-17542 Murdo Fraser: Inaugural Country Sport Scotland Conference—That the Parliament congratulates the organisers and participants of the inaugural Scottish Country Sports Tourism Conference, held in Blair Castle, Perthshire, on 2 May 2025; believes that the conference is a key event, bringing together stakeholders from across the country sports sector, including sporting estates, Visit Scotland, tourism operators and rural businesses; notes that Country Sport Scotland is now under ownership of Scotland's largest shooting and conservation organisation, the British Association for Shooting and Conservation (BASC); thanks Bell Ingram for its sponsorship; acknowledges what it sees as the role that country sports play in supporting rural employment and economies across Scotland, representing a value, it understands, of £780 million, and notes the discussions held on a sustainable future for the sector, wildlife management, and the challenges and opportunities facing tourism businesses.
Last updated:
3 October 2024
PB_2024_Paper141
S6M-13434: Christine Grahame: Celebrating 10 Years of the .scot Domain— That the Parliament celebrates the 10th anniversary of the .scot domain; understands that the dotSCO campaign attracted cross-party support in the Scottish Parliament, after a petition with 1,200 signatures was brought before the Public Petitions Committee in 2008 by Ross Ingebrigtsen and David Hutchison; notes that, when the internet was opened up to new gTLDs (generic top level domains), Glasgow-based not-for-profit company dotScot Registry applied to the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) for the .scot domain, and that, after what it understands to have been a complex and expensive application, was successful in 2014; further notes that the application was supported by letters from prominent Scots, Scottish businesses, cultural organisations, sports bodies, charities and Scottish societies at home and around the world, as well as a letter of non-objection from the UK Government; acknowledges that early users of the .scot domain included the Scottish Government, Scottish Parliament and NHS Scotland and that, today, it has a presence in 62 countries around the globe; congratulates those involved in pursuing the campaign to establish the .scot domain and sustaining it for the past 10 years, including dotScot Registry’s Managing Director, Gavin McCutcheon and Chairman Harry McGrath, and notes the calls encouraging more organisations in Scotland to adopt the .scot name as a clear marker of their Scottish identity. 9 PB/S6/24/141 S6M-13422: Finlay Carson: Congratulating Galloway and Southern Ayrshire UNESCO Biosphere on Promoting the Sustainable Development Goals - That the Parliament congratulates the Galloway and Southern Ayrshire UNESCO Biosphere for its work on sustainability, exemplified by the development of a Sustainable Development Goals trail that champions the actions of local communities and businesses from across the biosphere region; notes that the Biosphere Partnerships initiative is focussed on adding value to Scottish Blackface sheep wool as part of the circular economy; recognises what it sees as the many training opportunities provided to early career starters, while acknowledging its commitment to young people through the development of educational resources for schools and for Scout and Guide groups; praises it for the international recognition that it believes it brings to the region through visits...
