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6 November 2025
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Supported by: Colin Beattie*, Bob Doris*, Marie McNair*, Kevin Stewart*, Annabelle Ewing*, Alexander Stewart*, Dr Pam Gosal MBE*, Dr Sandesh Gulhane*, Carol Mochan*, Bill Kidd*, Jackie Dunbar*, Miles Briggs* *S6M-19590 Marie McNair: Duntocher Black Stars Disability Football Club Raises £1,150 at End of Season Awards—That the Parliament congratulates Duntocher Black Stars Disability Football Club on raising £1,150 at its recent end of season awards; notes that the money raised will be used to purchase new equipment for players and getting first aid training for players and coaches; understands that the club has players who come from West Dunbartonshire, Glasgow and further afield; notes that the club was founded by Robert Paterson in 2017, with members' ages ranging from 16 to 46 years old and with various illnesses and disabilities; understands that the club trains at the Antonine Centre in Duntocher and currently plays in the Scottish Pan Disability Football League Championship One with around 30 players, and acknowledges everyone who is involved at the club as they continue towards their goal of building confidence for all their players in a relaxed and friendly environment.
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29 April 2025
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Motions for Debate *S6M-17362 Sue Webber: Ending the “War” Against Scotland’s Motorists—That the Parliament calls on the Scottish Government to take greater action to support Scotland’s motorists and to cease implementing punitive measures against road users, which have been described as a war on Scotland’s motorists; recognises the importance of motorists to the Scottish economy and connectivity; acknowledges that the Scottish Government has abandoned its plans to reduce car use by 20% by 2030 and welcomes the recent Audit Scotland report that states that the Scottish Ministers had "no costed delivery plan or measurable milestones" to achieve this target; calls on the Scottish Ministers to focus on incentives, rather than penalties, to encourage motorists to change their behaviour...
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14 November 2024
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Supported by: Bill Kidd*, Monica Lennon*, Emma Roddick*, Jamie Halcro Johnston*, Stuart McMillan*, Colin Beattie*, Liam McArthur* *S6M-15454 Sandesh Gulhane: Supporting Glasgow-based Charity Includem as it Supports Young People and Families—That the Parliament welcomes the work undertaken by Glasgow- based charity, includem, in the delivery of a wide variety of services focused on helping children, young people and families to transform their lives; understands that one such project, the Multiple Risk Service, is delivered by includem at nine locations across the city of Glasgow, as well as offering an outreach service to support those who cannot access the office-based locations; acknowledges that this service enables young people, aged from 12 to 19 years old, to be referred to the Glasgow City Youth Health Service from sources such as their GP, school or family, or to self-refer; recognises the important work that is undertaken with service users in helping them to identify the underlying causes of risky or unsafe behaviours...
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1 June 2023
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*S6M-09194 Beatrice Wishart: Orca Watch 2023—That the Parliament recognises that Orca Watch 2023 is taking place between 27 May and 3 June 2023; understands that the annual citizen science event is run by the Sea Watch Foundation and sees volunteer observers collect data on whales, dolphins and porpoises in the waters around Caithness, North Sutherland, Orkney and Shetland; further understands that the aim of the event is to increase public awareness of how and when orcas utilise these waters during the summer months and highlight the need for conservation, protection and continued research into the status, distribution and abundance of orca around the UK; notes the recent announcement by the UK Government of its intention to extend the Ivory Act 2018 to ban the import, export and dealing of ivory obtained from orca and other endangered species; believes that human disturbance can disrupt the natural behaviour...
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7 March 2023
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Scottish Elections (Reform) Bill (in private): The Committee will consider the evidence heard earlier in the meeting. 3. Sexual harassment and sexist behaviour (in private): The Committee will consider revisions to the guidance on the Code of Conduct.
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7 March 2023
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Motions for Debate *S5M-01434 Michael Matheson: Domestic Abuse Law That the Parliament welcomes the — announcement by the First Minister when delivering the 2016-17 Programme for Government that the Scottish Government will introduce legislation to create a specific criminal offence of domestic abuse; recognises that, in Scotland, there are approximately 60,000 incidents of domestic abuse reported each year, with the 2014-15 figures showing that 79% of such incidents having a male perpetrator and a female victim; recognises that, while physical abuse can be prosecuted under existing laws, it is challenging to prosecute psychological abuse and coercive and controlling behaviour...
Official Report
Meeting date:
6 November 2018
Environment, Climate Change and Land Reform Committee 06 November 2018
Cycling is just one example of a low-carbon transport behaviour. We must look at places where the structures have made a big difference to behaviour.
Official Report
Meeting date:
23 February 2021
Justice Committee 23 February 2021
Section 3—What constitutes abusive behaviour The next group is on what constitutes abusive behaviour: additional examples.
Questions and Answers
Date lodged:
17 December 2014
S4O-03854
To ask the Scottish Government how the length of custodial sentences for handling an offensive weapon has changed during the last 10 years.
Official Report
Meeting date:
29 April 2020
Environment, Climate Change and Land Reform Committee 29 April 2020
I think that some aspects of the behaviour change will become embedded and that people will be reluctant to let go of them.
