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Official Report
Meeting date:
21 September 2017
Meeting of the Parliament 21 September 2017
If Stuart McMillan thinks that there is a particular problem at a station in his constituency, I am more than happy to meet him and to see how we can help to reduce such behaviour.
Official Report
Meeting date:
7 May 2019
Meeting of the Parliament 07 May 2019
There was an outcry from groups in America. As offensive and threatening messages were sent, the congregation showed me an outpouring of love, support and kindness.
Committee reports
Date published:
27 November 2018
Salmon farming in Scotland - Sea lice - the use of cleaner fish
It stated—
There is very little research into how the biology and behaviour of cleaner fish is suited to captivity.
Last updated:
9 December 2019
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SP Bill 60 Session 5 (2019) 2 Forensic Medical Services (Victims of Sexual Offences) (Scotland) Bill (3) A forensic medical examination is a medical examination carried out for purposes including the collection of evidence for use in connection with— (a) any investigation of the incident which gave rise to the need for the examination, or 5 (b) any proceedings in relation to the incident. (4) In subsection (2)— “sexual offence” means an offence which involves— (a) an element of physical, sexual contact, or (b) the ejaculation of semen, or the emission of urine or saliva sexually, onto a 10 person, “harmful sexual behaviour...
Last updated:
24 October 2025
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Supported by: Paul Sweeney* *S6M-19317 Monica Lennon: Celebrating Margaret McAuley Rae During Scottish Women and Girls in Sport Week—That the Parliament celebrates what it sees as the pioneering achievements of Margaret McAuley Rae during Scottish Women and Girls in Sport Week; recognises that Margaret was Scotland’s first-ever women’s football captain, leading the national team in 1972, at a time when women’s football was still banned; acknowledges what it sees as her vital role in sustaining the women’s game until the ban was lifted in 1974, laying the foundations for future generations of girls and women to participate in football; commends her club career with Westthorn United, based at the Hoover factory in Cambuslang, and her continued connection to the community in Hamilton; notes the ongoing campaign to induct Margaret into the Scottish Football Hall of Fame, and believes that honouring her legacy would be a powerful and timely celebration of women’s sport in Scotland.
Last updated:
21 October 2024
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Supported by: Sandesh Gulhane*, Miles Briggs*, Douglas Ross*, Annie Wells*, Kevin Stewart*, Tim Eagle*, Bill Kidd*, Jeremy Balfour*, Brian Whittle*, Liam Kerr*, Finlay Carson*, Colin Beattie*, Russell Findlay*, Pam Gosal*, Murdo Fraser*, Fulton MacGregor*, Tess White*, Sharon Dowey* *S6M-14937 Jamie Halcro Johnston: Roy MacGregor OBE Wins Award for Outstanding Contribution to the Regional Economy—That the Parliament congratulates Roy MacGregor OBE on winning the Prosper Award for Outstanding Contribution to the Regional Economy at Prosper’s annual Highlands and Islands Business Excellence Awards 2024; notes that Prosper’s Highlands and Islands Regional Committee has been supporting a strong and vibrant economy for the region for 69 years, and celebrates all the finalists and businesses for what it considers as their positive impact and contribution to communities and the economy of the Highlands and Islands; understands that Roy has made significant contributions to the regional economy through Global Energy Group, which has created employment as the largest private employer in the region, and the development of the Port of Nigg into a modern energy hub, acting as a key base for major renewable energy initiatives including further opportunities for training through the Nigg Skills Academy; further understands that Roy brought the first football...
Official Report
Meeting date:
10 March 2021
COVID-19 Committee 10 March 2021
I hope that it will be possible for football supporters to go to watch their team soon.
Last updated:
14 February 2023
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Supported by: Jeremy Balfour*, Siobhian Brown*, Miles Briggs*, Murdo Fraser* *S6M-06937 Joe FitzPatrick: Alcohol Sponsorship of Football Report—That the Parliament welcomes the publication of the report, Alcohol sponsorship of football: Examining the nature of sponsorship relations for professional football teams across countries with varied restrictions on alcohol marketing, which was carried out by the University of Stirling Institute for Social Marketing and Health, and was commissioned by Scottish Health Action on Alcohol Problems (SHAAP); recognises that alcohol was directly responsible for 1,245 deaths in 2021; understands that sports fans in Scotland are exposed to high levels of alcohol marketing at sporting events, both in person and via broadcast and that this influences how much and how often they drink alcohol; recognises that the report highlights that, in comparison to other European leagues with varying levels of restrictions, Scotland has a high proportion of alcohol industry sponsors; further understands that the report shows that countries with statutory controls do appear to have comparatively less alcohol sponsorship; recognises what it sees as the importance of the SHAAP-led Calling Time on alcohol sports sponsorship campaign, and supports calls for a total ban on alcohol sponsorship of sport, in order to protect the health of the nation of Scotland.
Last updated:
25 November 2022
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Supported by: Jeremy Balfour*, Siobhian Brown*, Miles Briggs*, Murdo Fraser* *S6M-06937 Joe FitzPatrick: Alcohol Sponsorship of Football Report—That the Parliament welcomes the publication of the report, Alcohol sponsorship of football: Examining the nature of sponsorship relations for professional football teams across countries with varied restrictions on alcohol marketing, which was carried out by the University of Stirling Institute for Social Marketing and Health, and was commissioned by Scottish Health Action on Alcohol Problems (SHAAP); recognises that alcohol was directly responsible for 1,245 deaths in 2021; understands that sports fans in Scotland are exposed to high levels of alcohol marketing at sporting events, both in person and via broadcast and that this influences how much and how often they drink alcohol; recognises that the report highlights that, in comparison to other European leagues with varying levels of restrictions, Scotland has a high proportion of alcohol industry sponsors; further understands that the report shows that countries with statutory controls do appear to have comparatively less alcohol sponsorship; recognises what it sees as the importance of the SHAAP-led Calling Time on alcohol sports sponsorship campaign, and supports calls for a total ban on alcohol sponsorship of sport, in order to protect the health of the nation of Scotland.
Last updated:
24 May 2023
SPBill28FMS062023accessible
It is therefore possible that the imposition of a visitor levy will have a negligible impact on visitor behaviour. 18 This document relates to the Visitor Levy (Scotland) Bill (SP Bill 28) as introduced in the Scottish Parliament on 24 May 2023 70.
