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Official Report
Meeting date:
6 February 2008
Plenary, 06 Feb 2008
Amendments were moved by us but not supported by the Tories, who did the deal that everyone has referred to. As one member said, it is the "best-known secret" in the Scottish Parliament.
Committee reports
Date published:
6 July 2017
It is not Cool to be Cruel: Prejudice-based bullying and harassment of children and young people in schools
He told the assembly how he had planned to end his life before finally confiding in his best friend he was gay. He said that things started to improve for him from that moment on.
Official Report
Meeting date:
20 May 2009
Plenary, 20 May 2009
We as a Government would commit to that before deciding on the best way forward. Accordingly, I ask Margaret Smith to withdraw amendment 24 and not to move amendment 25.
Official Report
Meeting date:
15 March 2011
Transport, Infrastructure and Climate Change Committee 15 March 2011
Is there not a case for saying that if the Government is serious about supporting an increase in sustainable and active travel, it should provide the facility for such travel to take place? The best comparison is with the two Severn bridges.
Official Report
Meeting date:
25 January 2011
Justice Committee 25 January 2011
Quite simply, the proposed system of legislating through subordinate legislation, which has crept into the bill since the last consultation, is not the best way of doing this. It might be administratively convenient for Scottish ministers and others—it is certainly convenient for the commercial concerns that spend their time charging money to give advisers ...
Official Report
Meeting date:
14 December 2010
Finance Committee 14 December 2010
As Mr Brownlee will be aware, this coming week the Cabinet Secretary for Education and Lifelong Learning is setting out the Government’s green paper, so that question is best left for him to consider in his statement on Thursday.
Official Report
Meeting date:
29 April 2010
Meeting of the Parliament 29 April 2010
Motion agreed to, That the Parliament believes that the current UK general election must be the last to use the discredited first-past-the-post electoral system and that the single transferable vote is the best way to ensure that the public receive the democratic representation that they deserve in future.
Official Report
Meeting date:
5 November 2009
Plenary, 05 Nov 2009
Motion, as amended, agreed to, That the Parliament considers that the family is the natural building block of our society; notes the significant pressures facing families in Scotland today arising from relationship breakdown, poverty, unemployment and substance abuse; believes that the Scottish Government should focus on addressing the impact of the recession and take steps to ease the burden on families; recognises that long-term relationships provide stability in many families and acknowledges the status of marriage in society; believes that the needs and best...
Official Report
Meeting date:
24 September 2009
Plenary, 24 Sep 2009
Motion, as amended, agreed to, That the Parliament notes with concern the 23% of local authority child protection services in Scotland that scored weak or unsatisfactory in at least one of the reference quality indicators, reported in the Summary of Indicative Quality Indicator Results from HMIE Inspections, published on 17 September 2009; welcomes the fact that 77% of authorities have achieved positive child protection reports; recognises the immensely valuable contribution made by those professionals working in frontline child protection services; recognises that further improvement is necessary and will be informed by the second round of inspections now underway; looks forward to HMIE's summary report that will provide the most comprehensive national picture of child protection that Scotland has ever had, which, taken together with the findings of the recent significant case review into the death of Brandon Muir, will feed into the national review of child protection guidance; encourages measures to address the increasing prevalence of substance misuse and its impact on children within the framework of Road to Recovery; encourages the promotion of the Getting it Right for Every Child approach, and looks forward to public consultation on the review of national child protection guidance that will address assessment of risk and information sharing for all children, including those suffering from parental substance misuse, domestic abuse and other risks to their safety and wellbeing; recognises the initiative taken by the previous administration in tackling this problem by bringing together a series of actions contained in the Hidden Harm report; calls on the Scottish Government to take effective action to identify and focus on those children who are at risk, particularly as a result of living with parents or carers who are alcohol or substance abusers; calls on the Scottish Government to report to the Parliament within three months and thereafter periodically on the progress made on this, in building on the recommendations of Hidden Harm and in the follow-up inspection work by HMIE, and looks for a child-centred approach to child protection that has the welfare and best...
Official Report
Meeting date:
4 November 2008
Equal Opportunities Committee, 04 Nov 2008
I am not sure that the Sexual Offences (Scotland) Bill would be the best place for that, but it would be really helpful to consider it.We do not want our position on gender to undermine the bill as it stands or our support for an aggravation in relation to sexual orientation or transgender identity.
