Motions and amendments are normally printed the day after they are lodged. If an amendment is lodged to a motion then the original motion will appear alongside the amendment, along with any support lodged that day, in this section.
Each Monday, this section also contains all motions and amendments lodged the previous week that are still live and any motions and amendments that have been lodged for debate in the coming week. A motion or amendment is live if it has not been debated, withdrawn or otherwise deleted from the list.
Where a motion or amendment has been withdrawn, it is indicated in this section the day after it has been withdrawn. Support for motions and amendments received after they are lodged is shown at the end of this section the day after such support is received.
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The Parliamentary Bureau periodically deletes motions or amendments not scheduled for debate and which are over six weeks old.
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New and altered motions and amendments
*S4M-12546 Richard Simpson: Bilateral Trade with Taiwan—That the Parliament understands that Scotland and Taiwan’s historical relationship is derived from the visits of Scottish medical missionaries to Taiwan who fostered its modern medical services in the 19th century and is marked by continuous links in trade, tourism, culture and higher education; further understands that Taiwan was the second largest export market in Asia by value for Scotch whisky and that the exportation increased by 39% to reach £91 million in the first half of 2014, even when the overall trend was downwards according to the Scotch Whisky Association; believes that Taiwan occupies an important position in the global economy, ranked as the 17th-largest exporter and 18th-largest importer of merchandise worldwide in 2012 according to the World Trade Organization; considers that there is still great potential to explore in trade between Scotland and Taiwan; believes that trade facilitation and the promotion of free trade agreements serve as vital engines for growth and shared prosperity; notes that the European Parliament adopted a resolution on EU-Taiwan trade relations during its plenary session on 9 October 2013 in Strasbourg, which urges the European Commission to begin talks with Taiwan about an agreement on investment protection and market access so as to deepen economic and trade relations between the EU and Taiwan, and welcomes this resolution, which it considers an effective method to strengthen mutually beneficial economic cooperation. R
*S4M-12545 Kevin Stewart: Lone Parents and Benefits Sanctions—That the Parliament notes a recent survey by the Public and Commercial Services Union (PCS), which found that 82% per cent of Jobcentre Plus staff feel uncomfortable pressure to sanction claimants; understands that 81,980 people in Scotland were affected by 143,671 benefits sanctions by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) between October 2012 and September 2014; recognises that the Welfare Reform Committee has found that lone parents will be roughly £1,800 worse off annually as a result of UK Government cuts; welcomes the Scottish Government’s provision of a Scottish Welfare Fund, which has supported more than 8,000 lone parents since 2013, and calls on the DWP to commission an independent investigation to examine evidence suggesting that its staff are pressurised into sanctioning people.
*S4M-12544 Patricia Ferguson: 50 Years of SCIAF—That the Parliament recognises that 2015 marks 50 years since the foundation of the Scottish Catholic International Aid Fund (SCIAF), the official international aid charity of the Catholic Church in Scotland; understands that the charity launched its annual WEE BOX Lent Appeal in February 2015, which this year focuses on the effects that climate change is having on small-scale farmers in developing countries, with extreme and unpredictable weather pushing people further into poverty; notes that the people of Maryhill and Springburn raised £9,344 in last year’s appeal, and encourages people to continue to donate to SCIAF during Lent 2015.
*S4M-12543 Elaine Smith: St Patrick’s Day Festival, Coatbridge—That the Parliament welcomes the 2015 St Patrick’s Day Festival in Coatbridge, which runs from 27 February until 14 March; acknowledges the large Irish diaspora in the town; understands that a wide range of events will take place throughout the festival, including lectures, quizzes, Gaelic football and music concerts and recognises that the festival will conclude with a family fun day on 14 March; considers that the festival brings economic, social and cultural benefits to the town; congratulates the organising committee, who, it considers, do an excellent job each year of bringing all events together, and wishes them every success with the celebrations.
Supported by: Elaine Murray*, Michael McMahon*, Roderick Campbell*, Rob Gibson*, Margaret Mitchell*, Colin Beattie*, Stuart McMillan*, Mike MacKenzie*, Anne McTaggart*, David Torrance*, Kevin Stewart*, John Mason*
*S4M-12542 James Dornan: A Barnett Formula for Scottish Football—That the Parliament notes the comments by Charles Barnett and the former chief executive of both Aberdeen and Everton football clubs, Keith Wyness, who have recently argued that, in order to continue with the development of the sport at all levels, Scottish football should be getting more cash from TV deals; notes that Mr Barnett has suggested that football in Scotland is worth 10 times more than the current TV rights have secured; believes that this means that its clubs are being short-changed and that, if it continues on this path, the game in Scotland could fall behind that in England; notes the development plans that have been put in place by clubs across the country that aim to ensure that young people are inspired to play and that those who do move on to a higher level in the sport are given appropriate support; believes that this work will help to secure the future of football in Scotland, but considers it imperative that the clubs are given their fair share of resources from the TV rights deal now.
Supported by: Adam Ingram*, Chic Brodie*, Kenneth Gibson*, Kenny MacAskill*, Roderick Campbell*, Rob Gibson*, Bill Kidd*, Colin Beattie*, Stuart McMillan*, Mike MacKenzie*, Joan McAlpine*, David Torrance*, Kevin Stewart*
*S4M-12541 Angela Constance: Aftercare (Eligible Needs) (Scotland) Order 2015 [draft]—That the Education and Culture recommends that the Aftercare (Eligible Needs) (Scotland) Order 2015 [draft] be approved.
Supported by: Fiona McLeod*, Alasdair Allan*
*S4M-12540 Angela Constance: Continuing Care (Scotland) Order 2015 [draft]—That the Education and Culture recommends that the Continuing Care (Scotland) Order 2015 [draft] be approved.
Supported by: Fiona McLeod*, Alasdair Allan*
*S4M-12539 Angela Constance: Post-16 Education (Scotland) Act 2013 (Modification of Legislation) Order 2015 [draft]—That the Education and Culture recommends that the Post-16 Education (Scotland) Act 2013 (Modification of Legislation) Order 2015 [draft] be approved.
Supported by: Fiona McLeod*, Alasdair Allan*
*S4M-12538 Jackie Baillie: Deirdre Michie Appointed Chief Executive of Oil & Gas UK—That the Parliament congratulates Deirdre Michie on her appointment as the first female chief executive of Oil & Gas UK; recognises her nearly three decades of experience in the oil and gas industry; notes her strong ties to the Aberdeen community and the decision to base her office there; understands the contribution of the oil and gas industry to the Scottish economy, and extends its best wishes to her when she assumes her new position in May 2015.
Supported by: Elaine Murray*, Patricia Ferguson*, Iain Gray*, Lewis Macdonald*, Richard Baker*, Hanzala Malik*, Stuart McMillan*, David Stewart*, Jayne Baxter*, Anne McTaggart*, David Torrance*
*S4M-12537 Chic Brodie: Prestwick Airport—That the Parliament welcomes what it sees as the interest shown in Glasgow Prestwick Airport as a principal candidate for the UK spaceport; further welcomes Prestwick’s reported interaction with spaceports in the USA, and believes that, apart from the airport itself, the engineering support capabilities of Ayrshire will be key in the spaceport coming to Prestwick.
Supported by: Adam Ingram*, Kenneth Gibson*, George Adam*, Rob Gibson*, Stewart Maxwell*, Bill Kidd*, Colin Beattie*, Christina McKelvie*, Stuart McMillan*, Mike MacKenzie*, Joan McAlpine*, Christian Allard*, David Torrance*, Kevin Stewart*, Graeme Dey*
*S4M-12536 Michael Russell: Cape Campbeltown Ready for Blast off—That the Parliament welcomes the inclusion of Machrihanish on the shortlist of possible sites for a UK spaceport; notes that it is the only Scottish location on the list in the ownership of the local community, given that the site was purchased from the MOD by the Machrihanish Airbase Community Company in 2012; believes that the Machrihanish Airbase has considerable advantages in terms of length of runway, sea approach and availability of infrastructure; commends the support that the application has had from Highlands and Islands Enterprise, Argyll and Bute Council and the local population; is mindful of the considerable economic opportunities that this development could bring to the area and therefore hopes that Machrihanish, or Cape Campbeltown as some are already calling it, will be supported across Scotland as the right place to host this new development and will therefore be chosen as the final location for the UK spaceport.
Supported by: Adam Ingram*, George Adam*, Dave Thompson*, Rob Gibson*, Stewart Maxwell*, Bill Kidd*, Colin Beattie*, Christina McKelvie*, Stuart McMillan*, David Stewart*, Mike MacKenzie*, Joan McAlpine*, David Torrance*, Kevin Stewart*, Graeme Dey*
*S4M-12535# Clare Adamson: Scottish Fire Sprinkler Coordination Group—That the Parliament welcomes the Scottish Fire Sprinkler Coordination Group to the Parliament for its awareness-raising event on 21 May 2015; notes the success of the Fire Sprinklers in Residential Premises (Scotland) Bill in securing a commitment from the administration in relation to the fitting of automatic fire sprinklers to all new care homes and sheltered housing developments following the tragic deaths at Rosepark Care Home in Uddingston; welcomes all developments that improve fire safety, and recognises that several countries, such as Finland, Norway, Sweden and New Zealand, have begun retrofitting automatic sprinklers to buildings.
Supported by: Jean Urquhart*, Adam Ingram*, Kenneth Gibson*, Roderick Campbell*, Rob Gibson*, Bill Kidd*, Colin Beattie*, Christina McKelvie*, Stuart McMillan*, David Stewart*, Joan McAlpine*, Christian Allard*, David Torrance*, Kevin Stewart*, Graeme Dey*
*S4M-12534 Lewis Macdonald: Sue Ryder Scheme Launched for People with MS—That the Parliament welcomes the launch of the 5Rs programme, which is a service for people in Aberdeen with multiple sclerosis (MS) that is being run by the Sue Ryder charity at Dee View Court; understands that the new scheme, which focuses on relaxation, rebuilding, re-energising, reintegrating and regenerating, is a 10-week course that will allow people to take part in yoga and art therapy classes, have practical sessions on preventing fatigue and talk openly about the condition; welcomes the funding from the Big Lottery Fund that has made the launch of the 5Rs programme possible; understands that MS is a particular problem in Aberdeen and North East Scotland, and commends the staff at Sue Ryder, the MS Society and the many others across the public and voluntary sectors on the work that they do to improve the lives of people with MS.
Supported by: Elaine Murray*, Nanette Milne*, Patricia Ferguson*, Kenneth Gibson*, Richard Baker*, Hanzala Malik*, Bill Kidd*, Nigel Don*, Colin Beattie*, Stuart McMillan*, David Stewart*, Liam McArthur*, Liz Smith*, Mike MacKenzie*, Jayne Baxter*, Anne McTaggart*, Neil Findlay*, David Torrance*, Margaret McCulloch*, Kevin Stewart*, Cara Hilton*
*S4M-12533 Jackson Carlaw: Notre Dame High School a Buzz—That the Parliament congratulates Notre Dame High School in Inverclyde on what it considers its successful beekeeping project; understands that the project was devised by the keen beekeeper and depute headteacher, Stephen Dalziel, and implemented with the help of the biology teacher, Stuart MacDougall; understands that pupils have spent months looking after nearly 60,000 bees, which have subsequently produced 20 jars of honey; believes that this is an excellent and innovative educational project that brings biology to life and promotes business acumen as pupils seek to sell the honey produced after designing labelling, and wishes the pupils and their teachers continued success with the project.
Supported by: Jean Urquhart*, Nanette Milne*, Adam Ingram*, Gil Paterson*, Jamie McGrigor*, Margaret Mitchell*, Colin Beattie*, Stuart McMillan*, David Stewart*, Liz Smith*, John Lamont*, Mike MacKenzie*, Cameron Buchanan*, Anne McTaggart*, David Torrance*, Margaret McCulloch*, Kevin Stewart*
*S4M-12532 Jackson Carlaw: Negative Body Image to be Addressed in North Ayrshire Schools—That the Parliament welcomes workshops to be held in Dyekesmains and Stanley primary schools and Ardrossan Academy to address negative body issues in young people; understands that the workshops are being delivered by the mental health charity, Penumbra, in partnership with North Ayrshire Council; believes that the workshops began on 16 February 2015 and, if successful, could be rolled out to other schools in the area; thanks See Me, Scotland for funding this campaign; further notes that the workshops will seek to address positive and negative body images and the impact that these can have on people’s health; considers that negative body image thoughts and attitudes can have a significant impact on a person’s mental and physical wellbeing, and looks forward to the success of this programme in promoting health issues with young people.
Supported by: Jean Urquhart*, Mary Scanlon*, Nanette Milne*, Gil Paterson*, Jamie McGrigor*, Kenneth Gibson*, Margaret Mitchell*, Bill Kidd*, Colin Beattie*, David Stewart*, Liz Smith*, Jim Hume*, Cameron Buchanan*, Anne McTaggart*, Margaret McCulloch*, Kevin Stewart*
*S4M-12531 Graeme Dey: Finesse Control Systems—That the Parliament congratulates Finesse Control Systems, the Arbroath-based electrical engineering firm, on being accredited as an Investor in Young People; understands that the firm has developed a reputation locally as an employer of choice for young people and that it is committed to the training and development of the young people whom it employs; considers that Finesse Control Systems is an active member of the community by way of supporting local charities and youth sponsorship initiatives; believes that the company recognises the immediate and future benefits of bringing young people into its business and notes that it has forged links with local schools and colleges to recruit apprentices, and calls on other companies to work toward achieving Investor in Young People status.
Supported by: Adam Ingram*, Chic Brodie*, Gil Paterson*, Roderick Campbell*, Rob Gibson*, Bill Kidd*, Colin Beattie*, Stuart McMillan*, Mike MacKenzie*, Joan McAlpine*, David Torrance*, Kevin Stewart*
*S4M-12530 Colin Keir: Congratulations to North West Carers Centre—That the Parliament congratulates North West Carers Centre on receiving a £4,000 grant from Lloyds TSB Foundation for Scotland; understands that this grant will enable the charity to support some of the most vulnerable people in the Edinburgh Western parliamentary constituency and across the city; considers that the fund is a lifeline for local charities in this tough financial climate, and believes that the charity will continue providing the highest quality advice and support to carers of all ages in the community so that stress and isolation is reduced and carers are able to maintain their caring role.
Supported by: Adam Ingram*, Roderick Campbell*, Rob Gibson*, Bill Kidd*, Colin Beattie*, Stuart McMillan*, David Stewart*, Mike MacKenzie*, Joan McAlpine*, David Torrance*, Kevin Stewart*, Graeme Dey*
*S4M-12529 Stuart McMillan: No More Team GB—That the Parliament condemns the proposal to field a team of football players from England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales at the Summer Olympics in Rio 2016; notes previous hostility from the Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales football associations and also from the supporters of those associations; believes that such a team will lead to more questions about the future of individual football associations on these islands; acknowledges that a number of professional players boycotted playing for the previous Team GB, and feels that there is no appetite, especially in Scotland, for such a future team and that this proposal should therefore be kicked into the long grass.
Supported by: Christine Grahame*, Adam Ingram*, Chic Brodie*, Gil Paterson*, Kenneth Gibson*, Kenny MacAskill*, George Adam*, Rob Gibson*, Bill Kidd*, Colin Beattie*, Christina McKelvie*, John Finnie*, Mike MacKenzie*, David Torrance*, Kevin Stewart*, John Mason*
*S4M-12528 Cara Hilton: Celebrating World Book Day on Your Doorstep—That the Parliament celebrates World Book Day 2015, which will be held on 5 March 2015; notes that World Book Day was designated by UNESCO as a worldwide celebration of books and reading and that activities will take place in libraries, nurseries, schools and community halls across Scotland and in over 100 countries across the world, all aimed at encouraging children to explore the pleasure of books and reading; believes that prioritising the development of communication skills in the early years and providing the right support to help every child learn to read well at primary school is absolutely vital; understands that helping children to develop a love of books and reading for as little as 10 minutes a day can make a huge difference to a child’s future; urges members to do all they can to promote World Book Day activities in their constituency or region and across Scotland; understands that activities in Fife will include an innovative World Book Day on Your Doorstep event, during which Better World Books, a socially responsible online bookseller, will host a day of celebrations involving 216 children and teachers from St Serf’s RC Primary School in High Valleyfield, North Queensferry Primary School and St John’s Primary School in Rosyth and will provide a free book bus from Townhill Library, Carnegie Hall, Abbeyview Library and Duloch Library to their Dunfermline warehouse, where activities for children and families will take place all day, including a tour to learn about the lifecycle of a book, face painting, quizzes and story time sessions, all aimed at inspiring and celebrating books and reading; wishes Better World Books every success in their first World Book Day event and looks forward to it being the first of many, and hopes that World Book Day 2015 is another tremendous success.
Supported by: Elaine Murray*, Jackie Baillie*, Patricia Ferguson*, Iain Gray*, Kenneth Gibson*, Richard Simpson*, Margaret Mitchell*, Hanzala Malik*, Colin Beattie*, Stuart McMillan*, David Stewart*, Margaret McDougall*, Liam McArthur*, Liz Smith*, Mike MacKenzie*, Mark Griffin*, Anne McTaggart*, Neil Findlay*, David Torrance*, Graeme Dey*
*S4M-12521 John Swinney: Protecting Public Services and Boosting Scotland’s Economy—That the Parliament condemns the unfair approach that the UK Government is taking to reductions in public spending and the disproportionate impact that this is having on low-income households; endorses the approach of the Scottish Government, which has fairness at its heart and would see a 0.5% real increase in spending on public services every year from 2016-17 to 2019-20 while continuing to reduce debt over the next parliamentary session; welcomes the additional £180 billion of investment for protecting crucial public services that this will deliver compared with the UK Government’s plans; further welcomes the publication of Scotland’s Economic Strategy, and agrees that reducing inequality is not only important in itself, but is vital to establishing the conditions needed to deliver sustainable economic growth over the long term.
Supported by: Fergus Ewing
*S4M-12521.3 Willie Rennie: Protecting Public Services and Boosting Scotland’s Economy—As an amendment to motion S4M-12521 in the name of John Swinney (Protecting Public Services and Boosting Scotland’s Economy), leave out from "condemns" to end and insert "notes the publication of the Scottish Government’s new economic strategy and the abandonment of its previous policy to anchor its approach to the economy on a cut of 3p in the pound on corporation tax; further notes that the economic policy of the UK Government has created six times as many jobs in Scotland in less than a quarter of the time compared with the projections for the now-abandoned Scottish Government policy; understands that the Scottish Ministers defended to the Scottish Information Commissioner their right to withhold information on the cost in lost revenues of their corporation tax cut, including on the grounds set out by an official that it ‘may lead to opposition parties starting a debate’; considers that, now that the policy has been abandoned, ministers should publish the information on the lost revenues for the initial years of implementation forthwith; calls on the Scottish Government to indicate if its U-turn on corporation tax now means that it will support an increase in the corporation tax paid by banks in order to increase the contribution of the banking system to balancing the UK’s books, and further calls on the Scottish Government to change its position on a further aspect of creating a fairer society and to support a further cut in income tax for those on low and middle incomes by raising the personal allowance to £12,500."
*S4M-12521.2 Jackie Baillie: Protecting Public Services and Boosting Scotland’s Economy—As an amendment to motion S4M-12521 in the name of John Swinney (Protecting Public Services and Boosting Scotland’s Economy), leave out from “condemns” to end and insert “ rejects the UK Government’s failing austerity plan as set out in the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement; understands that the Office for Budget Responsibility has warned that this would take public spending back to a share of national income not seen since the late 1930s, before the NHS came into existence; notes that the Institute for Fiscal Studies has said that this would entail cuts on a colossal scale and has raised concerns that this could involve a fundamental reimagining of the role of the state; calls on the UK Government to instead adopt a different, fairer and more balanced approach, which involves a reversal of its £3 billion-a-year income tax cut for people earning over £150,000; recognises that a UK Labour government will ban exploitative zero-hours contracts, with rules introduced to give new rights to employees on these contracts; recognises the crucial role of the oil and gas industry to the success of the Scottish economy; notes that full fiscal autonomy, Scottish-only taxes for Scottish-only spending, would mean billions of pounds of cuts, and therefore rejects full fiscal autonomy in favour of the continuation of the Barnett formula to protect Scottish public services."
*S4M-12521.1 Gavin Brown: Protecting Public Services and Boosting Scotland’s Economy—As an amendment to motion S4M-12521 in the name of John Swinney (Protecting Public Services and Boosting Scotland’s Economy), leave out from "condemns" to end and insert "welcomes the fact that the UK’s economic growth continues to be among the highest of the major developed world economies; welcomes the high employment situation across the UK and the deficit being reduced by a half since 2010; believes that measures taken by the UK Government, such as cutting employer national insurance contributions and maintaining the lowest level of corporation tax in the G7, are providing considerable benefits to businesses in Scotland; believes that measures such as raising the income tax threshold and freezing fuel duty have helped household budgets; notes the publication of Scotland’s Economic Strategy, but is disappointed by the content, which contains very few new initiatives that could help businesses in Scotland create jobs, grow and compete."
Motions and amendments which have attracted additional support
S4M-12519 Ending Child Marriage in Malawi (lodged on 03 March 2015) Elaine Murray*, Sarah Boyack*, Adam Ingram*, Gil Paterson*, Iain Gray*, Lewis Macdonald*, Michael McMahon*, Michael Russell*, Richard Simpson*, Hanzala Malik*, Nigel Don*, Stuart McMillan*, Liam McArthur*, Mike MacKenzie*, Jayne Baxter*, Neil Findlay*, Neil Bibby*, David Torrance*, Cara Hilton*
S4M-12518 World Irish Dancing Championship (lodged on 03 March 2015) Elaine Murray*, Jackie Baillie*, Sarah Boyack*, Adam Ingram*, Gil Paterson*, Michael McMahon*, Jackson Carlaw*, Colin Beattie*, Stuart McMillan*, Mike MacKenzie*, Neil Findlay*, Neil Bibby*
S4M-12517 Fall in Crime Rates in Inverclyde (lodged on 03 March 2015) Adam Ingram*, Gil Paterson*, Rob Gibson*, Stewart Maxwell*, Nigel Don*, Dennis Robertson*, Colin Beattie*, Mike MacKenzie*
S4M-12515 Congratulations to Cairns Counselling (lodged on 03 March 2015) Nanette Milne*, Adam Ingram*, Nigel Don*, Colin Beattie*, Mike MacKenzie*
S4M-12514 Amnesty International Annual Report (lodged on 03 March 2015) Adam Ingram*, Gil Paterson*, Bill Kidd*, Colin Beattie*
S4M-12513 One Big Smile Leads to Many Smiles for Oldmachar Academy (lodged on 03 March 2015) Adam Ingram*, Gil Paterson*, Colin Beattie*
S4M-12512 FE Leader of the Year, Mhairi Harrington (lodged on 03 March 2015) Elaine Murray*, Jackie Baillie*, Colin Beattie*
S4M-12511 Celebrating James Watt (lodged on 03 March 2015) Elaine Murray*, Gil Paterson*, Jackson Carlaw*, Margaret Mitchell*, Bill Kidd*, Colin Beattie*, Neil Findlay*, Graeme Dey*
S4M-12510 The Closure of Caledonia Youth (lodged on 03 March 2015) Claudia Beamish*, Elaine Murray*, Jean Urquhart*, Gil Paterson*, Malcolm Chisholm*, Colin Beattie*, Mike MacKenzie*, Neil Findlay*, Graeme Pearson*, David Torrance*, Cara Hilton*
S4M-12509 Crocket the Ironmonger Closes (lodged on 03 March 2015) Gil Paterson*, Bill Kidd*
S4M-12508 International Women’s Day (lodged on 03 March 2015) Christine Grahame*, Elaine Murray*, Sarah Boyack*, Gil Paterson*, Lewis Macdonald*, Malcolm Chisholm*, Bill Kidd*, Colin Beattie*, Anne McTaggart*, Neil Bibby*
S4M-12507 New Accessible Banking Cards for People who are Blind or Visually Impaired (lodged on 03 March 2015) Claudia Beamish*, Elaine Murray*, Sarah Boyack*, Gil Paterson*, Ken Macintosh*, Lewis Macdonald*, Jackson Carlaw*, Colin Beattie*, Anne McTaggart*, Neil Bibby*
S4M-12501 The Armenian Genocide (lodged on 03 March 2015) Gil Paterson*, Jackson Carlaw*, Bill Kidd*
S4M-12494 Bridal Heaven (lodged on 03 March 2015) Gil Paterson*, Colin Beattie*
S4M-12493 The Highlands Welcomes Music Event (lodged on 03 March 2015) Elaine Murray*, Jackie Baillie*, Gil Paterson*, Colin Beattie*, Anne McTaggart*
S4M-12490 Congratulations to Cunninghame Housing Association (lodged on 02 March 2015) Gil Paterson*, Colin Beattie*
S4M-12489 Wilma Swankie, Arbroath Citizen of the Year (lodged on 02 March 2015) Jackie Baillie*, Gil Paterson*, Colin Beattie*
S4M-12486 Scottish Union Learning Successes (lodged on 02 March 2015) Jackie Baillie*, Gil Paterson*, Lewis Macdonald*, Colin Beattie*
S4M-12484 30th Anniversary of the end of the Miners’ Strike (lodged on 02 March 2015) Jackie Baillie*
S4M-12483 Congratulations to Brandon McPhee, Young Caithness Accordion Champion (lodged on 02 March 2015) Gil Paterson*, Colin Beattie*
S4M-12482 Countdown to Doomsday (lodged on 02 March 2015) Gil Paterson*, Colin Beattie*, John Mason*
S4M-12481 Charity Claims 87,000 People Could Die due to Cold Homes (lodged on 02 March 2015) Lewis Macdonald*, Richard Simpson*
S4M-12480 Edinburgh’s Sustainable Energy Action Plan (lodged on 02 March 2015) Jackie Baillie*, Gil Paterson*, Lewis Macdonald*, Richard Simpson*, Colin Beattie*
S4M-12479 Motherwell Family Support Local Hospice (lodged on 27 February 2015) Colin Beattie*
S4M-12478 Forth Valley Students Take over the Parliament Restaurant (lodged on 27 February 2015) Gil Paterson*, Colin Beattie*
S4M-12477 Dunfermline and West Fife Sports Council Awards 2015 (lodged on 27 February 2015) Colin Beattie*
S4M-12476 Tell Tale Signs (lodged on 27 February 2015) Gil Paterson*, Colin Beattie*
S4M-12475 Monifieth Golf Club (lodged on 27 February 2015) Gil Paterson*, Colin Beattie*
S4M-12474 New Chief Executive at Oil & Gas UK (lodged on 27 February 2015) Jackie Baillie*, Gil Paterson*, Colin Beattie*
S4M-12473 Congratulations to Dysart Primary School on its 100th Anniversary (lodged on 27 February 2015) Gil Paterson*, Colin Beattie*
S4M-12470 R-Generation (lodged on 27 February 2015) Gil Paterson*, Colin Beattie*
S4M-12463 Scotland’s Water in Public Hands (lodged on 26 February 2015) Gil Paterson*
S4M-12462 Victoria Hospital in Kirkcaldy Supported by Local School (lodged on 26 February 2015) Gil Paterson*
S4M-12456 Mesh Continues to be Implanted in Scotland (lodged on 26 February 2015) Lewis Macdonald*
S4M-12454 Relationships Scotland’s 60th Anniversary (lodged on 26 February 2015) Gil Paterson*, Bill Kidd*, Colin Beattie*
S4M-12447.1 Stop the Super ID Database (lodged on 27 February 2015) Gil Paterson*, Colin Beattie*
S4M-12445 Edinburgh Council Backs Shockingly Easy Campaign (lodged on 25 February 2015) Lewis Macdonald*
S4M-12444 The Value of Scotland’s Green Spaces (lodged on 25 February 2015) Gil Paterson*
S4M-12441 Young People and the Commonwealth, Commonwealth Day 2015 (lodged on 26 February 2015) Sandra White*, Gil Paterson*, Lewis Macdonald*, Colin Beattie*
S4M-12435 Edinburgh University Students’ Association’s All In Campaign (lodged on 25 February 2015) Sandra White*
S4M-12422 A Decade since Edinburgh University Achieved Fairtrade Status (lodged on 24 February 2015) Lewis Macdonald*
S4M-12419 SSE Failing to Pay the Minimum Wage (lodged on 24 February 2015) Colin Beattie*
S4M-12377 Number of People out of Work has Fallen (lodged on 23 February 2015) Dave Thompson*, Stuart McMillan*
S4M-12317 Peat Extraction for Horticulture (lodged on 16 February 2015) Jackie Baillie*, Ken Macintosh*, Anne McTaggart*
S4M-12195 The Importance of Libraries (lodged on 05 February 2015) Stewart Maxwell*
S4M-12148 Crackdown against Creationism (lodged on 23 January 2015) Gil Paterson*
S4M-12139 Penrose Inquiry Final Report (lodged on 23 January 2015) Patricia Ferguson*
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