New website - tell us what you think!

We’re pleased to announce the first version of the new Scottish Parliament ‘beta’ website is now live. ('Beta' means it’s ready for the public to use and give feedback on, but it's still very much a work in progress.)

Please take a look and let us know what you think. We need your help to create best possible parliamentary website.

Visit beta.parliament.scot

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New website - tell us what you think!
Your Voice

Are you interested in making your voice heard at the Scottish Parliament? Find out how to get involved and have your say with our new mobile-friendly resource.

Your voice

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Your Voice
Submit a Petition

Any member of the public can submit a petition: there’s no age limit and no minimum number of signatures required.

Click below for information on what you can petition about and how to submit a petition online.

You can also search all current and past petitions to learn more about the issues that matter to the people of Scotland.

Petitions

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Submit a Petition
Keep in touch

You can keep up to date with what's happening at the Scottish Parliament by signing up to our weekly eBulletin.

Find out more

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Keep in touch

Getting Involved

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Young Women Lead

Your Voice

Use our interactive guide to find out how to make your voice heard at the Scottish Parliament

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Current Consultations

Find out about ongoing inquiries and consultations on particular issues.

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Guide for Committee Witnesses

Giving evidence to a parliamentary committee? This guide will help you prepare and explains what happens during and after the meeting.

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Petitions

Learn how to petition the Parliament and details of petitions currently being considered.

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Parliament on social media

Keep up to date on Parliamentary business via our social media channels

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Weekly eBulletin

Keep up to date with what's happening at the Parliament with our free, weekly eBulletin.

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Community engagement

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Lobbying

Read about the new Lobbying (Scotland) Act 2016, and what it will do.

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Organising a protest

Find out about organising a protest or demonstration on Scottish Parliament land

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Academic Engagement in the Scottish Parliament

The academic engagement project provides access to academic experts to improve parliamentary scrutiny. It includes a number of activities.

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Year of Young People 2018

Find out what the Parliament is working on for the Year of Young People.

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