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Last updated: 26 July 2023

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The Bureau agreed that Members’ Business on Tuesday 27 June would be S6M-09507: Alasdair Allan: Epilepsy Scotland Report, Epilepsy on the Mind, on Wednesday 28 June, S6M-09600: Russell Findlay: 50th Anniversary of the Murder of Margaret McLaughlin and on Thursday 29 June, S6M-09075: Marie McNair: Action Mesothelioma ...

Official Report Meeting date: 30 September 2021

Social Justice and Social Security Committee 30 September 2021

That is what we are working towards together. Like Emma Roddick and Marie McNair, I encourage the UK Government to increase the rate of carers allowance.

Last updated: 13 November 2024

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Supported by: David Torrance*, Emma Harper*, Annabelle Ewing*, Jeremy Balfour*, Bill Kidd*, Stephanie Callaghan*, Miles Briggs*, Marie McNair*, Rona Mackay*, Foysol Choudhury* *S6M-15402 Colin Beattie: Gold School Sport Award for Lasswade Primary School—That the Parliament congratulates Lasswade Primary School on rec...

Last updated: 31 March 2022

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Committee Membership: The Minister for Parliamentary Business (George Adam), on behalf of the Parliamentary Bureau, moved S6M-03862—That the Parliament agrees that— Graeme Dey be appointed to replace James Dornan as a member of the Education, Children and Young People Committee; Ruth Maguire be appointed to replace Fergus Ewing as a member of the Education, Children and Young People Committee; Marie McNair be appointed to replace Graeme Dey as a member of the Local Government, Housing and Planning Committee; Paul McLennan be appointed to replace Marie McNair as a member of the Social Justice and Social Security Committee; Fergus Ewing be appointed to replace Ruth Maguire as a member of the Citizen Participation and Public Petitions Committee.

Official Report Meeting date: 28 June 2022

Local Government, Housing and Planning Committee 28 June 2022

I ask all members to ensure that their mobile phones are on silent, and that all other notifications are turned off during the meeting. Marie McNair and Annie Wells join us online.

Official Report Meeting date: 31 March 2022

Social Justice and Social Security Committee 31 March 2022

Everybody’s else’s questions have been answered, so we will have Marie McNair’s question. Good morning, minister.

MSPs Last updated: 7 November 2024

Staff cost provision: 2023-24

First name Surname Staff cost provision George Adam £139,693.32 Karen Adam £146,994.82 Clare Adamson £142,823.32 Alasdair Allan £144,112.24 Tom Arthur £131,839.04 Jackie Baillie £134,751.20 Claire Baker £146,902.14 Jeremy Balfour £139,873.11 Colin Beattie £139,906.22 Neil Bibby £147,000.00 Sarah Boyack £145,723.46 Miles Briggs £130,099.43 Keith Brown £144,052.03 Siobhian Brown £110,225.16 Ariane Burgess £136,997.21 Alexander Burnett £146,620.53 Stephanie Callaghan £138,935.07 Donald Cameron £125,883.22 Jackson Carlaw £143,672.20 Finlay Carson £146,439.69 Maggie Chapman £142,293.31 Foysol Choudhury £146,998.99 Katy Clark £146,201.19 Willie Coffey £124,022.52 Alex Cole-Hamilton £146,143.09 Angela Constance £140,301.10 Graeme Dey £116,936.59 Natalie Don £132,068.75 Bob Doris £141,247.34 James Dornan £123,627.00 Sharon Dowey £130,632.73 Jackie Dunbar £125,381.32 Pam Duncan-Glancy £145,906.12 Tim Eagle £18,906.13 Annabelle Ewing £103,040.52 Fergus Ewing £147,000.00 Jim Fairlie £112,406.46 Russell Findlay £129,193.34 Joe Fitzpatrick £128,944.46 Kate Forbes £129,757.73 Murdo Fraser £144,525.30 Meghan Gallacher £138,695.99 Kenneth Gibson £103,087.75 Jenny Gilruth £115,702.81 Maurice Golden £146,446.49 Pam Gosal £145,940.20 Mairi Gougeon £133,457.83 Christine Grahame £119,085.80 Rhoda Grant £146,678.21 Neil Gray £137,709.75 Jamie Greene £125,566.20 Ross Greer £146,547.43 Mark Griffin £142,633.45 Sandesh Gulhane £142,194.24 Jamie Halcro Johnston £109,863.79 Rachael Hamilton £147,000.00 Emma Harper £124,512.59 Patrick Harvie £132,799.86 Clare Haughey £145,909.51 Jamie Hepburn £146,988.72 Craig Hoy £139,933.02 Fiona Hyslop £144,642.38 Daniel Johnson £143,402.18 Alison Johnstone £49,390.64 Liam Kerr £143,480.15 Stephen Kerr £146,964.81 Bill Kidd £146,919.76 Monica Lennon £146,610.59 Richard Leonard £144,704.75 Richard Lochhead £135,115.02 Douglas Lumsden £145,688.64 Gordon MacDonald £141,027.60 Fulton MacGregor £146,999.27 Gillian Mackay £139,726.30 Rona Mackay £146,548.53 Ben Macpherson £145,484.98 Ruth Maguire £85,273.64 Michael Marra £144,945.74 Gillian Martin £138,668.38 John Mason £103,154.17 Michael Matheson £108,948.25 Mairi McAllan £101,181.82 Liam McArthur £133,296.24 Roz McCall £136,311.08 Ivan McKee £144,165.89 Christina McKelvie £142,368.39 Paul McLennan £146,249.45 Stuart McMillan £146,991.37 Marie...

MSPs Last updated: 2 November 2023

Staff cost provision: 2022-23

First name Surname Staff cost provision George Adam £103,521.02 Karen Adam £138,866.20 Clare Adamson £121,260.13 Alasdair Allan £137,976.18 Tom Arthur £128,335.34 Jackie Baillie £139,173.86 Claire Baker £138,965.40 Jeremy Balfour £112,541.55 Colin Beattie £131,763.72 Neil Bibby £138,280.21 Sarah Boyack £138,952.48 Miles Briggs £109,843.75 Keith Brown £136,842.64 Siobhian Brown £110,009.62 Ariane Burgess £130,036.77 Alexander Burnett £139,029.41 Stephanie Callaghan £139,151.04 Donald Cameron £124,588.26 Jackson Carlaw £137,776.78 Finlay Carson £137,539.70 Maggie Chapman £139,199.53 Foysol Choudhury £139,122.11 Katy Clark £136,908.21 Willie Coffey £114,065.99 Alex Cole-Hamilton £138,482.67 Angela Constance £98,443.82 Graeme Dey £104,656.01 Natalie Don £126,984.37 Bob Doris £127,044.17 James Dornan £125,527.69 Sharon Dowey £136,384.27 Jackie Dunbar £107,728.12 Pam Duncan-Glancy £135,088.88 Annabelle Ewing £92,579.45 Fergus Ewing £139,172.14 Jim Fairlie £120,410.18 Russell Findlay £118,897.73 Joe FitzPatrick £139,192.05 Kate Forbes £129,145.91 Murdo Fraser £136,882.05 Meghan Gallacher £115,004.16 Kenneth Gibson £109,021.87 Jenny Gilruth £121,019.06 Maurice Golden £139,065.36 Pam Gosal £138,761.42 Mairi Gougeon £113,603.14 Christine Grahame £123,299.15 Rhoda Grant £138,937.89 Neil Gray £128,050.26 Jamie Greene £109,484.27 Ross Greer £138,983.00 Mark Griffin £136,645.55 Sandesh Gulhane £136,510.08 Jamie Halcro Johnston £132,327.97 Rachael Hamilton £126,006.26 Emma Harper £109,928.66 Patrick Harvie £123,498.65 Clare Haughey £135,128.28 Jamie Hepburn £138,866.55 Craig Hoy £137,663.43 Fiona Hyslop £134,098.26 Daniel Johnson £116,871.59 Alison Johnstone £49,091.00 Liam Kerr £133,779.04 Stephen Kerr £138,583.88 Bill Kidd £139,192.36 Monica Lennon £128,653.31 Richard Leonard £132,902.88 Richard Lochhead £136,644.53 Dean Lockhart £53,027.97 Douglas Lumsden £137,873.35 Gordon MacDonald £135,191.62 Fulton MacGregor £139,032.22 Gillian Mackay £136,466.76 Rona Mackay £123,638.63 Ben Macpherson £139,069.07 Ruth Maguire £74,520.85 Michael Marra £128,848.43 Gillian Martin £128,072.28 John Mason £96,122.57 Michael Matheson £105,973.42 Mairi McAllan £96,320.04 Liam McArthur £124,767.61 Rosalind McCall £40,718.70 Ivan McKee £132,442.38 Christina McKelvie £131,378.59 Paul McLennan £138,924.41 Stuart McMillan £138,906.63 Marie...

Official Report Meeting date: 10 January 2024

Meeting of the Parliament 10 January 2024

I was pleased to hear the cabinet secretary’s response to Marie McNair about every community benefiting from culture spend, because the analysis of EventScotland and Creative Scotland shows huge variations across the country.

Official Report Meeting date: 31 March 2022

Meeting of the Parliament (Hybrid) 31 March 2022

Motions moved, That the Parliament agrees that— Graeme Dey be appointed to replace James Dornan as a member of the Education, Children and Young People Committee; Ruth Maguire be appointed to replace Fergus Ewing as a member of the Education, Children and Young People Committee; Marie McNair be appointed to replace Graeme Dey as a member of the Local Government, Housing and Planning Committee; Paul McLennan be appointed to replace Marie McNair as a member of the Social Justice and Social Security Committee; Fergus Ewing be appointed to replace Ruth Maguire as a member of the Citizen Participation and Public Petitions Committee.