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11 December 2025
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Supported by: Miles Briggs*, Elena Whitham*, Marie McNair*, Kevin Stewart*, Bill Kidd*, Stuart McMillan*, Jamie Halcro Johnston* *S6M-20135 Russell Findlay: Motion of No Confidence—That the Parliament has no confidence in the Cabinet Secretary for Justice and Home Affairs, in light of her failures in candour and open...
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10 April 2024
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S6M-11927: Gordon MacDonald: Gas and Electricity Standing Charges - That the Parliament understands that standing charges are the fixed component of 1 PB/S6/24/012 customers’ energy bills, and that Ofgem, the energy regulator for Great Britain, has set the maximum standing charge that a supplier can charge a customer at 29.6 pence per day for gas, 62.08 pence per day for electricity in southern Scotland, and 59.38 pence per day for electricity in northern Scotland; further understands that Scottish consumers using both fuels, including those in the Edinburgh Pentlands constituency, could be paying up to £335 per year before they use any power to heat or light their home; believes that Scottish energy users could be paying 61% more in electricity standing charges than people in London, despite Scotland being what it sees as an energy-rich nation and reportedly generating far more electricity than is used domestically; further believes that Scottish customers are being penalised by a complex and unfair charging system, and notes the calls for the UK Government to scrap standing charges and institute a more equitable price structure. S6M-11892: Paul Sweeney: Marie...
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14 February 2023
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Friday 11 November 2022 16 Today's Business Future Business Motions & Questions Legislation Other Gnothaichean an-diugh Gnothaichean ri teachd Gluasadan agus Ceistean Reachdas Eile Motions | Gluasadan Supported by: David Torrance*, Gillian Mackay*, Graeme Dey*, Colin Beattie*, Maggie Chapman*, Mercedes Villalba*, Bill Kidd*, Miles Briggs*, John Mason*, Siobhian Brown*, Monica Lennon*, Marie McNair*, Pam Gosal* *S6M-06660 Marie McNair: Scottish Trade Union Congress St Andrew's Day Rally Against Racism and Fascism—That the Parliament recognises that the Scottish Trade Union Congress (STUC) St Andrew's Day Rally Against Racism and Fascism will take place in Glasgow on 26 November 2022, leaving Glasgow Green at 11.00 am and heading to the Renfield Centre in Bath Street for a rally at noon; believes that such marches are important in highlighting that Scotland stands against racism and fascism, with the 2022 event, it understands, focusing on sending support to the Sheku Bayoh Family Justice Campaign, rejecting what it sees as the UK Government’s abhorrent immigration policy and rhetoric, and highlighting the disproportionate impact that it believes the cost of living crisis is having on black workers; commends the STUC and its Black Workers' Committee for organising both the annual march and their longstanding campaigns against racism and fascism; celebrates the bravery and solidarity of BAME people in taking action against what it sees as injustice and inequality, and encourages people to attend what it believes will be an important event.
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10 November 2022
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Friday 11 November 2022 16 Today's Business Future Business Motions & Questions Legislation Other Gnothaichean an-diugh Gnothaichean ri teachd Gluasadan agus Ceistean Reachdas Eile Motions | Gluasadan Supported by: David Torrance*, Gillian Mackay*, Graeme Dey*, Colin Beattie*, Maggie Chapman*, Mercedes Villalba*, Bill Kidd*, Miles Briggs*, John Mason*, Siobhian Brown*, Monica Lennon*, Marie McNair*, Pam Gosal* *S6M-06660 Marie McNair: Scottish Trade Union Congress St Andrew's Day Rally Against Racism and Fascism—That the Parliament recognises that the Scottish Trade Union Congress (STUC) St Andrew's Day Rally Against Racism and Fascism will take place in Glasgow on 26 November 2022, leaving Glasgow Green at 11.00 am and heading to the Renfield Centre in Bath Street for a rally at noon; believes that such marches are important in highlighting that Scotland stands against racism and fascism, with the 2022 event, it understands, focusing on sending support to the Sheku Bayoh Family Justice Campaign, rejecting what it sees as the UK Government’s abhorrent immigration policy and rhetoric, and highlighting the disproportionate impact that it believes the cost of living crisis is having on black workers; commends the STUC and its Black Workers' Committee for organising both the annual march and their longstanding campaigns against racism and fascism; celebrates the bravery and solidarity of BAME people in taking action against what it sees as injustice and inequality, and encourages people to attend what it believes will be an important event.
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8 April 2024
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Cunninghame Graham and Adamson Scotland: Party, Prose and Political Aesthetic 25 May 2022 Fergus SNP Scotland’s Fair Share, the Potential of Ewing Solar Energy in Scotland th 26 May 2022 Sharon CON Marking the 40 Anniversary of the Dowey Liberation of the Falkland Islands 31 May 2022 Colin Smyth LAB Ethical Principles in Wildlife Management 1 June 2022 Collette SNP Access to Cannabis-based Products for Stevenson Medicinal Use 7 June 2022 Sue Webber CON Economic Value of Medical Charity Research in Scotland 8 June 2022 Graeme Dey SNP Commemorating 40 Years Since the Falklands War 9 June 2022 Rhoda Grant LAB NHS Staff Recruitment and Retention 9 June 2022 Bill Kidd SNP Making Scotland hostile to trafficking and a safe place for Ukrainian Refugees 14 June 2022 Alasdair SNP Supporting Great Bernera’s Community Allan Land Buyout 15 June 2022 Meghan CON Better Protection for Scotland’s War Gallacher Memorials 16 June 2022 Christine SNP Men Don’t Talk Grahame 21 June 2022 Bob Doris SNP MND Scotland Report, No Time to Lose: Addressing the Housing Needs of People with MND 22 June 2022 Ross Greer GRN Save Loch Lomond 23 June 2022 Douglas CON Celebrating Success of Rugby in Lumsden Scotland 29 June 2022 John Mason SNP Scotland’s Companies 30 June 2022 Marie...
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6 September 2023
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Supported by: Jeremy Balfour*, Colin Beattie*, Pam Duncan-Glancy*, Paul O'Kane*, Miles Briggs*, Audrey Nicoll*, Marie McNair* *S6M-10328 Pauline McNeill: Harry Frew—That the Parliament recognises the life and work of Harry Frew, former UCATT Scottish Secretary and Scottish Trades Union Congress (STUC) President, who ...
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Meeting date:
17 June 2021
Meeting of the Parliament (Hybrid) 17 June 2021
Social Justice and Social Security Committee Membership: Neil Gray, Natalie Don, Emma Roddick, Marie McNair, Pam Duncan-Glancy, Foysol Choudhury, Miles Briggs, Jeremy Balfour.
Official Report
Meeting date:
18 April 2024
Meeting of the Parliament 18 April 2024
I could not connect, but I would have voted no. Thank you, Ms McNair. We will ensure that that is recorded.
Official Report
Meeting date:
1 March 2023
Meeting of the Parliament 01 March 2023 [Draft]
(Scotland) Act 2000, to appoint Helen Donaldson and Anne-Marie O’Hara as Members of the Standards Commission for Scotland.
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8 April 2024
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The Scottish National Party is seeking to make the following changes to committee memberships— Committee Membership Change(s) Constitution, Europe, External Ben Macpherson to replace Jenni Minto Affairs and Culture Covid-19 Recovery Stuart McMillan to replace Siobhian Brown Education, Children and Young Ben Macpherson to replace Kaukab Stewart People Bill Kidd to replace Graeme Dey Equalities, Human Rights and Kaukab Stewart to replace Joe FitzPatrick Civil Justice Health, Social Care and Sport Clare Haughey to replace Gillian Martin Local Government, Housing and Ivan McKee to replace Paul McLennan Planning Rural Affairs and Islands Christine Grahame to replace Jenni Minto Social Justice and Social Security Collette Stevenson to replace Natalie Don Gordon Macdonald to replace Emma Roddick Marie...
