Ag/S3/11/06 PARLIAMENTARY BUREAU

AGENDA FOR MEETING ON TUESDAY 22 FEBRUARY 2011 2 pm: Room Q1.03

1. Minutes (a) Draft minutes of 8 February 2011 (attached) (b) Matters arising

2. Future Business Programme (PB/S3/11/22)

Procedural motions 3. Scottish Statutory Instruments (PB/S3/11/23)

Legislation 4. Public Records () Bill – Stage 2 referral and timetable (PB/S3/11/24)

5. Removal of motions from the Business Bulletin (PB/S3/11/25)

6. Publication scheme – consideration of any exempt papers

7. Date of next meeting – Tuesday 1 March 2011

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PARLIAMENTARY BUREAU

POSSIBLE MOTIONS FOR MEMBERS BUSINESS

1. Bureau Members will be aware that under Rule 5.6.1(c) the Bureau has a duty to ensure that there is a period of time available for Members’ Business following Decision Time.

2. Motions submitted for Members’ Business are shown below.

S3M-7898# Duncan McNeil: 30th Anniversary of the Lee Jeans Sit-in—That the Parliament remembers the 240 women who staged what it sees as a historic sit-in at the Lee Jeans factory in Greenock 30 years ago, beginning on 5 February 1981; notes that the workers barricaded themselves into the canteen for seven months in protest at the decision to close the factory; salutes the workers for capturing the imagination of the whole country and achieving a landmark victory against a US multinational; wishes the former convener, Helen Monaghan, and machinists, Margaret Wallace and Catherine Robertson, well for the 30th anniversary reunion event that they have organised, and considers the Lee Jeans sit-in to be an inspiration to women workers all over the world.

Supported by: , Des McNulty, Robin Harper, Brian Adam, , Elaine Smith, , Bill Kidd, , , , , Andy Kerr, , Maureen Watt, , , Dr Richard Simpson, Ms , , James Kelly, , , , , Mr Frank McAveety, , , , Jack McConnell, Jamie Hepburn, Pauline McNeill, Gil Paterson, Stuart McMillan

S3M-7811# : Gatepost—That the Parliament recognises and values the work of Gatepost, the Scottish Farming Charity, which offers a confidential listening and support service for the farming and land-based community in Scotland; considers that life in farming, crofting and related industries can be very stressful and isolated with long hours and pressures that are hard to escape as work and home life are often intermingled; notes that the helpline is operated by trained staff who have a good understanding of these particular pressures, and congratulates Dr Maurice Hankey of Lauder on the recognition of his commitment to this service by the Scottish Countryside Alliance at its recent awards ceremony.

Supported by: Jim Hume, John Scott, Jamie Hepburn

S3M-7806# : Employment Services Face Funding Cut—That the Parliament notes with surprise and concern the unexpected decision by the Minister for Housing and Communities to cut support for highly-regarded specialist programmes, valued this year at £2.238 million, to the Capital City Partnership; understands that this support assists 3,500 unemployed people per year; notes that this cut will hit what it sees as the most disadvantaged communities in the city, including unemployed school-leavers and priority groups such as people recovering from addiction and homeless people; notes also that it will impact on the Joined Up For Jobs strategy, which, it considers, has a strong record of partner agencies working together for maximum effectiveness; believes that Edinburgh is the only city in Scotland to have suffered such a cut and that there is no justification for singling out one city for this unfair treatment; would welcome, particularly at a time of recession, responsive local services for the unemployed being sustained, and believes that this funding should continue.

Supported by: Malcolm Chisholm, Ms Wendy Alexander, Patricia Ferguson, George Foulkes, Margaret Smith, Pauline McNeill, Jackie Baillie, Mr Frank McAveety, John Park, Mary Mulligan, Robin Harper, Trish Godman

S3M-7759# : Proposed Waste Incineration Plant at Loganswell—That the Parliament expresses its concern in respect of the proposal to establish a waste incineration plant at Loganswell near in Eastwood covering some 29 hectares and which is anticipated to burn some 1.5 million tonnes of raw waste a year, a proposal which would arguably turn Eastwood into the ashtray of the west of Scotland; further notes the evidence of Duncan 1 PB/S3/11/22

McLaren of Friends of the Earth Scotland who advised the Transport Infrastructure and Climate Change Committee on 23 November 2010 that it “would be insane to build Europe’s largest incinerator in East Renfrewshire”; believes that further consideration of this project is needed, and expresses its support for the wider local community, which it considers is resolutely opposed to this proposed development.

Supported by: Jamie McGrigor, Robin Harper, Nanette Milne, John Lamont, Bill Aitken, , Annabel Goldie, Elaine Smith, Alex Johnstone, Elizabeth Smith, Margaret Mitchell, Patrick Harvie, Hugh O’Donnell

S3M-7756# Sandra White: Healthy Living Centres and Community Empowerment—That the Parliament supports the work of healthy living centres such as the Annexe in Partick, , in their promotion of community-led approaches to health improvement in disadvantaged communities; notes the publication of Health in Scotland 2009 Time for Change: Annual Report of the Chief Medical Officer, which suggests a more community-based approach to health promotion that focuses on empowering people in society to cope with everyday stresses as opposed to the current deficit-model of healthcare which, the report argues, tends to produce high levels of dependence on hospital and welfare services; believes that healthy living centres have been hugely successful in promoting the self-empowerment of local communities, allowing them to identify and respond to their specific needs; believes that, in turn, this increases the sense of health and wellbeing in communities and decreases their reliance on external support, and would welcome proposals being brought forward to ensure that healthy living centres remain at the heart of community empowerment.

Supported by: Jamie Hepburn, Kenneth Gibson, Nigel Don, Robert Brown, Bill Kidd, John Wilson, Robin Harper, Bob Doris, Maureen Watt, Willie Coffey, Bill Wilson, Gil Paterson

S3M-7752# Elaine Smith: There Is a Better Way—That the Parliament commends the STUC on the launch of its There is a Better Way campaign; believes that deep, savage and immediate cuts are neither unavoidable nor inevitable and that they would actually threaten economic recovery across Scotland and in areas such as Coatbridge and Chryston; further believes that a sensible and sustainable response to the current economic crisis is to promote growth and ensure fairness through creating jobs and protecting services, through fair taxation and a living wage, and *would welcome widespread support for the STUC campaign.

Supported by: Jamie Hepburn, Mr Frank McAveety, Mary Mulligan, Sandra White, Jackie Baillie, Bob Doris, John Park, , Trish Godman, Ken Macintosh, Bill Kidd, , Karen Whitefield, Marlyn Glen, Bill Butler, Patrick Harvie, , Bill Wilson, , John Wilson, Robin Harper, Dave Thompson, Sarah Boyack, , Dr Richard Simpson, George Foulkes

S3M-7747# Sandra White: Scots Makar Liz Lochhead—That the Parliament welcomes the appointment of poet and playwright Liz Lochhead as Scots Makar, following on from her success as Glasgow Makar; considers Liz Lochhead to be a celebrated poet, author, translator, playwright, stage performer and broadcaster; believes that she has continually championed Scottish culture and language and, further believes that, as Scots Makar, Liz Lochhead will continue to inspire Scots in their appreciation of what it sees as Scotland’s rich cultural heritage and will serve as an inspiration for those adding to it.

Supported by: Mike Pringle, , Robin Harper, Bill Wilson, John Wilson, Nigel Don, Brian Adam, Patricia Ferguson, Pauline McNeill, Rob Gibson, Bill Kidd, Linda Fabiani, Shirley- Anne Somerville, Jamie Hepburn, Bill Butler, Bob Doris, Joe FitzPatrick, Stuart McMillan, Maureen Watt, Dave Thompson, Gil Paterson, Liam McArthur

S3M-7738# Des McNulty: 70th Anniversary of the Clydebank Blitz—That the Parliament notes that this year marks the 70th anniversary of the Clydebank Blitz; recognises that the destruction inflicted by aerial bombardment on 13 and 14 March 1941 in Clydebank was proportionately the worst suffered in any part of the United Kingdom, leaving only seven houses undamaged in the town and over 48,000 people homeless; mourns the hundreds of people who lost their lives, along with those who were seriously injured; praises the heroism of service personnel, health and local authority workers and volunteers in Clydebank at the time of the Blitz; welcomes the efforts of West Dunbartonshire Council, local church congregations and other local 2 PB/S3/11/22 groups to ensure that the anniversary is recognised in an appropriate fashion; acknowledges the terrible price paid by Clydebank, and considers there to be a need to invest in the regeneration of the town that was affected not only by the Blitz but also by the collapse of the shipbuilding and engineering industries on which the economy of the town was so dependent.

Supported by: Jamie Hepburn, , Robin Harper, Charlie Gordon, Mr Frank McAveety, Marlyn Glen, John Park, Hugh O’Donnell, Andy Kerr, James Kelly, Trish Godman, Karen Whitefield, Stewart Maxwell, Gil Paterson, Patricia Ferguson, Mary Mulligan, Jackie Baillie, Jack McConnell, Ken Macintosh, Bill Butler, , Hugh Henry, Dr Richard Simpson, Elaine Murray, David Whitton, Sarah Boyack, Marilyn Livingstone

S3M-7722# Linda Fabiani: Hunter House Museum, East Kilbride—That the Parliament recognises the value of local history museums to Scotland’s communities; is concerned at the potential closure of museums such as the A-listed Hunter House Museum in East Kilbride, the birthplace of the famous medical pioneers, William and John Hunter, which houses interactive displays telling the story of their lives and medical discoveries; understands that the museum is one of the few places in East Kilbride where people are able to discover more about what it sees as the town’s rich history and heritage, and believes that a potential way forward for such facilities, should local authorities decide to close them, would be for them to be given over to community groups and trusts that show the commitment and ability to preserve such precious resources for community benefit.

Supported by: Jamie Hepburn, Kenneth Gibson, Robin Harper, Hugh O’Donnell, Rob Gibson, Sandra White, Bill Kidd, Michael Matheson, Christine Grahame, Patrick Harvie, Margaret Mitchell, Gil Paterson, Stewart Stevenson

S3M-7706# Helen Eadie: Celebrating the Coalfields Regeneration Trust—That the Parliament remembers that coal mines across the United Kingdom were closed during the 1980s and 1990s and considers that the effects were devastating not only to workers and their families but to their wider communities especially in Scotland in towns and villages such as Lochgelly, Cardenden, Kinglassie and Kelty where the scars run deep and have left an enduring regeneration challenge; celebrates the fact that in 1999 the Coalfields Regeneration Trust was formed as an independent charity operating on a UK-wide basis, funded in Scotland by the Scottish Executive, and is the only organisation dedicated solely to the social and economic regeneration of coalfield communities; further commemorates the efforts of miners across the centuries in helping to build Scotland into what it is today and, in recognition of their efforts, pledges to continue to do all that it can to say thank you to folk in those coal-mining communities whose harshness of life over the years entitles them to fulsome support, and would welcome a demonstration of gratitude on behalf of all of the people of Scotland by ensuring full financial support is given to the Coalfields Regeneration Trust in Scotland.

Supported by: Trish Godman, Dr Richard Simpson, John Park, Claire Baker, Sarah Boyack, Jackie Baillie, Bill Butler, David Whitton, Bob Doris, Patricia Ferguson, Mary Mulligan, , Rhoda Grant, Hugh Henry, Des McNulty, Mr Frank McAveety, Jamie Hepburn, Cathy Jamieson, , Elaine Smith, George Foulkes, Karen Whitefield, Andy Kerr, Elaine Murray, Jack McConnell, Marilyn Livingstone, Marlyn Glen, Ken Macintosh, Pauline McNeill

S3M-7705# Linda Fabiani: Scottish Chambers International—That the Parliament welcomes the establishment of Scottish Chambers International by Scottish Chambers of Commerce, including Lanarkshire Chamber of Commerce; considers that this will offer an unparalleled range of specialist international trade support services to the Scottish business community, and congratulates Scottish Chambers of Commerce on this enterprise.

Supported by: Jamie Hepburn, Sandra White, Kenneth Gibson, Rob Gibson, Robin Harper, Jamie McGrigor, Stuart McMillan, Brian Adam, Shirley-Anne Somerville, Gil Paterson, Stewart Stevenson, Maureen Watt

S3M-7682# Michael Matheson: Denny Town Centre Regeneration—That the Parliament considers that there is widespread dissatisfaction among residents in the Denny and Dunipace area regarding the planned Denny town centre regeneration; believes that Denny town centre is in desperate need of regeneration, and would welcome regeneration plans that carry widespread support in the local community. 3 PB/S3/11/22

Supported by: Rob Gibson, Jamie Hepburn, Gil Paterson, Bill Kidd, John Wilson, Sandra White, Stewart Stevenson, Hugh O’Donnell, Christina McKelvie, Stuart McMillan

S3M-7681# John Scott: Save the River Doon—That the Parliament notes the application made by Scottish Power to reduce by 8.5 million gallons per day the water flow in the River Doon; expresses its concern at the potentially adverse effect that such a reduction in water flow would have on the ecology of the river, on the tourist economy of and Scotland to which the river contributes and on the quality of bathing waters around Ayr; considers that the River Doon has an iconic place in the culture of Scotland, particularly through the works of Robert Burns, and does not believe that the water flow in the river should be reduced.

Supported by: Bill Aitken, Margaret Mitchell, Jackson Carlaw, Mary Scanlon, Robin Harper, Nanette Milne, Elizabeth Smith, John Lamont, Mr Frank McAveety, Jamie McGrigor, Cathy Jamieson

S3M-7574# John Scott: Double Summer Time—That the Parliament notes that consideration is to be given by the UK Government to moving Britain’s clocks forward by one hour; believes that such a move would be detrimental to Scotland, in particular raising concerns over road safety in the early morning and the safety of children walking to school, and could have a negative effect on businesses in Ayr and throughout Scotland, including the construction and agricultural sectors, and does not believe that there is a good case for changing the current system.

Supported by: Alasdair Allan, Stewart Maxwell, Mike Pringle, Bill Aitken, John Lamont, Rob Gibson, Joe FitzPatrick, Jamie McGrigor, Stuart McMillan, Margaret Mitchell, Christine Grahame, Willie Coffey, , Gil Paterson, Andrew Welsh, Elaine Murray, Christopher Harvie, Linda Fabiani, Stewart Stevenson

S3M-7568# : Removing the Barriers to Private Sector Investment in Superfast Broadband Infrastructure—That the Parliament notes the restrictions that it considers have been placed on the telecoms industry by Ofcom in relation to access to BT poles and ducts; considers these limitations to be contrary to the UK Government’s commitment to remove barriers to private sector investment in superfast broadband infrastructure; believes that this action will make the Broadband Delivery UK superfast broadband pilot to be carried out in the Highlands and Islands more challenging for any potential competitors to BT, and believes that broadband policy would be better focused on removing barriers rather than imposing restrictions.

Supported by: Dr Richard Simpson, Karen Gillon, Kenneth Gibson, Pauline McNeill, John Park, Jackie Baillie, David Stewart, Mary Mulligan, Mr Frank McAveety, Mike Pringle, Sarah Boyack, Robin Harper, Cathy Jamieson, Trish Godman, Gil Paterson, Dave Thompson, Tom McCabe, Hugh Henry, Maureen Watt, Stewart Stevenson

S3M-7542# Alex Johnstone: Bicentenary of Bell Rock Lighthouse—That the Parliament notes that 2011 marks the bicentenary of the Bell Rock Lighthouse situated off the coast of Arbroath, which is widely considered to be one of the seven wonders of the industrial world; welcomes what it considers the substantial investment made in the refurbishment of the Signal Tower museum in Arbroath, which will now focus on the history of this world-famous lighthouse, and wishes the community-led year-long celebration of the bicentenary, called the Year of the Light, every success in promoting Arbroath and its maritime history.

Supported by: Marlyn Glen, Gil Paterson, Andrew Welsh, Kenneth Gibson, Cathy Peattie, Nanette Milne, Margaret Mitchell, Rob Gibson, Jamie McGrigor, Bill Aitken, Murdo Fraser, Robin Harper, John Lamont, Bill Kidd, Jamie Hepburn, Joe FitzPatrick, Mary Scanlon, Stuart McMillan, Maureen Watt, Alison McInnes, Stewart Stevenson

S3M-7510# Helen Eadie: Brain Imaging Project from Scottish Universities Insight Institute—That the Parliament welcomes the report from the Scottish Universities Insight Institute in partnership with the Scottish Imaging Network: A Platform for Scientific Excellence, the University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh Neuroscience and Scotland’s Futures Forum; acknowledges the potential benefits and dangers for Scotland in the use of emerging brain-scanning technologies, particularly in areas other than the health arena; acknowledges the potential impacts of the technology for the future, in relation to Scots law and human and consumer rights; considers that there is a need to debate the best regulatory and legislative frameworks to protect 4 PB/S3/11/22

Scottish citizens, and believes that there is a need for a measured debate on this issue, not one driven by sensational media coverage.

Supported by: Des McNulty, Bill Kidd, Patrick Harvie, Elaine Murray, George Foulkes, Hugh O’Donnell, Alison McInnes, Dr Richard Simpson, Dave Thompson, Ken Macintosh, Kenneth Gibson, Stewart Stevenson

S3M-7505# Nanette Milne: Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation—That the Parliament supports the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) in its campaign to increase awareness and understanding of type 1 diabetes; notes that Scotland has the third highest incidence of type 1 diabetes in Europe; understands that only 2% of people in Scotland with type 1 diabetes have access to an insulin pump in comparison with an average of 20% in the rest of Europe; acknowledges that insulin pumps can reduce the incidence of disabling hypoglycaemia and the risk of developing diabetic complications; would welcome on increasing access to insulin pumps for all people with type 1 diabetes who would benefit from using one, and recognises the importance of research funded by JDRF, such as recent work at the University of on the role that stem cell technology might play in finding the cure for type 1 diabetes.

Supported by: Jamie McGrigor, John Lamont, Elizabeth Smith, Murdo Fraser, Mary Scanlon, Hugh O’Donnell, Bill Aitken, Angela Constance, Pauline McNeill, Karen Whitefield, Dr Richard Simpson, Joe FitzPatrick, Margaret Mitchell, Jackie Baillie, Mary Mulligan, Alison McInnes, Robin Harper, Hugh Henry, Ross Finnie, Cathy Peattie, Ken Macintosh, George Foulkes, Stuart McMillan, Gavin Brown, Robert Brown, Bill Wilson, Ian McKee, Bill Butler, Gil Paterson, Annabel Goldie, Maureen Watt, Linda Fabiani, Kenneth Gibson, Shirley-Anne Somerville, Jamie Hepburn, Jackson Carlaw, Jack McConnell, Bill Kidd, Patricia Ferguson, Stewart Maxwell, Bob Doris, Marlyn Glen, Rob Gibson, David Stewart, Rhoda Grant, Peter Peacock, Dave Thompson, Stewart Stevenson

S3M-7489# Rhona Brankin: Lothian Homeopathy Clinic—That the Parliament views with concern the proposal made by NHS Lothian to withdraw funding from the Lothian Homeopathy Clinic based at the Dalkeith Medical Centre; considers that many patients from Lothian and the Borders have benefited from the services provided there and would welcome a continuation of the service in order that patients in the east of Scotland are not required to travel to Glasgow for homeopathic treatment on the NHS.

Supported by: Bill Butler, Christine Grahame, John Lamont, Angela Constance, Elaine Smith, Jackie Baillie, George Foulkes, Trish Godman, Jim Hume, Hugh Henry, Robin Harper

S3M-7461# Elaine Murray: Keep the Post Public—That the Parliament supports the campaign organised by the Keep The Post Public Coalition opposing the part-privatisation of the Royal Mail; believes that the UK Government’s plans threaten the continuation of the universal service obligation and will lead to reduced services and discriminatory charges in rural areas; believes that privatisation will also result in the closure of post offices throughout Scotland; congratulates the Communications Workers Union for proposing an alternative business model, which it considers would allow the Royal Mail to remain in the public sector; notes the widespread public opposition to the privatisation of the Royal Mail including that of the Conservative and Liberal Democrat-led Council, which voted to keep the post public at its meeting of 18 November 2010, and would welcome further votes against these plans across Scotland.

Supported by: Karen Gillon, Ken Macintosh, Malcolm Chisholm, Robin Harper, Sarah Boyack, Ms Wendy Alexander, Cathy Peattie, Peter Peacock, David Stewart, Jackie Baillie, Elaine Smith, Rhoda Grant, Jamie Hepburn, Bill Wilson, Trish Godman, Dr Richard Simpson, Marilyn Livingstone, Mary Mulligan, Marlyn Glen, Bill Butler, Dave Thompson, Kenneth Gibson, Shirley- Anne Somerville, Helen Eadie, John Park, Mr Frank McAveety, Stewart Stevenson

S3M-7444# Dave Thompson: Publication of the SIGN Guideline on Psoriasis and Psoriatic Arthritis—That the Parliament welcomes the publication by the Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network (SIGN) of the guideline, Diagnosis and Management of Psoriasis and Psoriatic Arthritis in Adults, as a potentially important milestone in the treatment of psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis (PsA) in Scotland; understands that this is the first ever clinical guideline of its kind internationally to draw together what is considered to be the best available evidence on diagnosing and treating psoriasis and PsA; notes that the prevalence of these conditions in 5 PB/S3/11/22

Scotland is estimated at between 2% to 3% of the population, with over 100,000 people affected by the condition; further notes that approximately one in every five people with psoriasis will also have PsA where the body’s immune system misfires against its own joints and tendons, causing inflammation, pain and disfigurement; welcomes the guideline’s key recommendations, which include proposals that dermatology and rheumatology professions should work together to manage patients with severe joint and skin disease, that health professionals be made aware of the link between psoriasis and PsA and the need for early diagnosis and treatment, that healthcare professionals should be aware of the need to consider comorbid conditions such as diabetes, hypertension, coronary heart disease, inflammatory bowel disease, lymphoma and depression in patients with psoriasis and PsA, that all patients with psoriasis and PsA should receive best practice and optimal treatments as advised by the new SIGN NHS Quality Improvement Scotland care pathway, that there should be an annual review for all patients with psoriasis and PsA, that the active involvement of patients in managing their care should be encouraged, that treatment options, risks and benefits should be discussed with the patient, allowing them more opportunity to be involved in decision making and that all patients suspected of having PsA should be assessed by a rheumatologist to make an early diagnosis and provide appropriate treatment thereby reducing joint damage, and would welcome early implementation of these key recommendations in the Highlands and Islands and across Scotland.

Supported by: James Kelly, Bob Doris, Kenneth Gibson, Aileen Campbell, Bill Wilson, Elaine Smith, Linda Fabiani, Dr Richard Simpson, Bill Kidd, Hugh O’Donnell, Ken Macintosh, Joe FitzPatrick, Jamie Hepburn, Michael Matheson, Hugh Henry, Gil Paterson, Shirley-Anne Somerville, Stuart McMillan, George Foulkes, Malcolm Chisholm, Marilyn Livingstone, , Stewart Stevenson

S3M-7441# Jamie McGrigor: 2012, 400th Anniversary of the Birth of the First Marquis of Montrose—That the Parliament notes that 2012 is the 400th anniversary of the birth of James Graham, fifth Earl and first Marquis of Montrose; notes that he is considered significant in Scottish history as one of the country’s finest battlefield commanders; recognises also his importance as a political philosopher whose works are still considered relevant in the 21st century; acknowledges his membership of the first and his membership of the ruling Committee of Estates; remembers that, on 21 May 1950, a service was held in St Giles’ Cathedral in commemoration of the 300th anniversary of his death, and would welcome another service of commemoration in 2012 to mark the 400th anniversary of his birth, thus highlighting the importance of Montrose’s place in Scottish history and the importance of that period of Scottish history to present generations and providing a link between the old Scottish Parliament and the new.

Supported by: Jackson Carlaw, Robin Harper, Margaret Mitchell, Nanette Milne, Bill Aitken, Murdo Fraser, Christopher Harvie, Ted Brocklebank

S3M-7440# Jim Tolson: Renewable Energy Skills Training—That the Parliament congratulates Carnegie College, Dunfermline, for being at the forefront of green energy skills development through its provision of renewable energy skills training and the wind energy industry’s first pilot wind turbine technician apprenticeship programme; considers that the college plays an important role in providing vocational education in the area and that the engineering and energy sector represents a huge opportunity for Fife and Scotland; believes that this far-sighted project will put the college at the centre of developing the high-quality training needed to support renewable energy industries, ensuring that Scotland meets its considerable green energy potential and bringing jobs and long-term sustainable growth; believes that the renewables industry has the potential to create thousands of new jobs for Fife and Central Scotland, and considers that Fife can become a major contributor to the development of the renewable energy capacity of the east of Scotland.

Supported by: Jim Hume, Bill Kidd, Mike Pringle, Christopher Harvie, Robin Harper, Hugh O’Donnell, Liam McArthur, Sarah Boyack, Gil Paterson, Iain Smith, Shirley-Anne Somerville, Stuart McMillan

S3M-7416# Kenneth Gibson: Energy Best Deal Scotland Campaign—That the Parliament welcomes Consumer Focus Scotland’s Energy Best Deal Scotland campaign and its aim of supporting consumers in Scotland to get the best deal on their energy bills; particularly welcomes the work that it will do with advice agencies to build the advice and support available for low- 6 PB/S3/11/22 income consumers who are most likely to save by switching but currently least likely to do so; notes that Consumer Focus Scotland’s Paying the Right Price research found that almost half of all households in Scotland have never switched energy supplier or tariff, meaning that around one million households are potentially missing out on average savings of £100 per year, with many lower income households able to save much more; further notes that, of those who have switched, the vast majority have either saved as much or more than they expected to and that most also found it easy to switch; recognises the important contribution that switching energy supplier or tariff can make to saving on household outgoings and tackling fuel poverty, alongside wider energy savings initiatives, and backs the campaign’s aim to support Scottish households in constituencies such as Cunninghame North to get the best deal on their energy bills.

Supported by: Christina McKelvie, Bob Doris, Hugh O’Donnell, Sandra White, Robert Brown, Rob Gibson, Bill Kidd, Joe FitzPatrick, John Wilson, Jamie Hepburn, Maureen Watt, Ken Macintosh, Shirley-Anne Somerville, Stuart McMillan, Nanette Milne, Stewart Stevenson

S3M-7408# Kenneth Gibson: Banking on the Basics—That the Parliament welcomes Citizens Advice Scotland’s (CAS) most recent research report, Banking on the Basics, outlining issues experienced by people living in Scotland in accessing basic bank accounts; notes the finding that one in 10 public survey respondents did not have a bank account although two thirds of these had tried to open one; further notes the report’s findings that a number of people living in Scotland are unable to open a bank account due to having a poor or no credit history, being unable to meet set ID requirements, owing money to a bank or due to an undischarged bankruptcy; considers that access to bank accounts is essential for receiving wages, accessing affordable credit, receiving lower utility bills and for financial inclusion; further considers that the CAS use of client evidence means that it speaks with authority on the effects of policies and practices adopted by financial service providers in Scotland, including those who provide services to people living in Cunninghame North, and would welcome the implementation of the recommendations made in the report, including the introduction of a universal right to a bank account for all.

Supported by: Rob Gibson, Ian McKee, Bill Kidd, Aileen Campbell, Robin Harper, Anne McLaughlin, John Wilson, Jamie Hepburn, Gil Paterson, Joe FitzPatrick, Sandra White, Dave Thompson, Linda Fabiani, Hugh O’Donnell, Bill Wilson, Stuart McMillan, Mike Pringle

S3M-7361# Kenneth Gibson: Epilepsy Awareness Training—That the Parliament believes that there would be merit in epilepsy training becoming an integral part of the student teacher training course curriculum so that teaching staff are equipped to detect potential seizures in children and young people and can be proactive in providing appropriate support to pupils with epilepsy and agrees that this could boost teacher confidence in handling as many as 7,000 children in Scotland with active epilepsy, enable early detection of seizures in over 800 children each year, provide more tailored learning and emotional support to normalise the condition and reduce classroom stigma for children in North Ayrshire and across Scotland.

Supported by: Ms Wendy Alexander, Mary Mulligan, Alasdair Allan, Aileen Campbell, Bill Wilson, Christina McKelvie, Bill Kidd, Jamie Hepburn, Alison McInnes, Stuart McMillan, Gil Paterson, Bill Butler, Shirley-Anne Somerville, Ken Macintosh, Bob Doris, Robert Brown, Margaret Smith, Johann Lamont, Hugh O’Donnell, Liam McArthur, Joe FitzPatrick, George Foulkes, John Park, Marlyn Glen, Cathy Peattie, Trish Godman, Duncan McNeil, Des McNulty, James Kelly, Dr Richard Simpson, Jim Hume, Stewart Stevenson

Record of Members’ Business Taken by the Parliament from 6 June 2007

Date MSP Party Subject 06.06.07 Roseanna Cunningham SNP Rescue from Moving Water 07.06.07 Des McNulty LAB Alimta for Mesothelioma Sufferers 13.06.07 Karen Whitefield LAB Education is a Human Right 14.06.07 Rob Gibson SNP Scottish Norwegian Commercial Co- operation 20.06.07 Margaret Mitchell CON Motor Neurone Disease 21.06.07 Jim Hume LD Local Food

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Date MSP Party Subject 27.06.07 Andrew Welsh SNP Tartan Day Celebrations 28.06.07 David Stewart LAB National Diabetes Week 05.09.07 Sandra White SNP Asylum Seekers in Scotland 06.09.07 Trish Godman LAB Maintenance of Common Land on Scottish Housing Estates 12.09.07 Sarah Boyack LAB Save the Land Reform Act and Restore the Will of Parliament 13.09.07 Brian Adam SNP MacMillan Cancer Support’s Recovered but not Covered Campaign 19.09.07 Murdo Fraser CON Beauly Denny Public Inquiry 20.09.07 Patricia Ferguson LAB ICL Factory Explosion – Call For Public Inquiry 26.09.07 LD Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route 27.09.07 Kenneth Gibson SNP Warm Zones 03.10.07 LAB NDCS Change Your World Consultation 04.10.07 Bob Doris SNP Glasgow Milton and Chirnsyde Community Initiative 24.10.07 Christine Grahame SNP Can't Afford to Foster 25.10.07 Michael McMahon LAB Public-Social Partnership Pilot in North Lanarkshire 31.10.07 Elaine Murray LAB Further Job Losses at Young’s Seafood, Annan 01.11.07 LD Crown Estate Taxation on Harbour Developments 07.11.07 Stuart McMillan SNP House of Lords Ruling on Pleural Plaques 08.11.07 Nanette Milne CON Autism Parliamentary Network 14.11.07 Paul Martin LAB Car Parking Charges at Stobhill Hospital 15.11.07 Bill Wilson SNP Perceived Norms of Alcohol and Tobacco Consumption - Pilot Studies in Scottish Educational Institutions 21.11.07 Bill Kidd SNP Recycling Waste Wood 22.11.07 Mary Scanlon CON Bog Myrtle (Sweet Gale) Industry 28.11.07 Des McNulty LAB Science and the Parliament, Wednesday 28 November 2007 29.11.07 Cathy Jamieson LAB Coalfields Regeneration Trust in Scotland 5.12.07 Christine Grahame SNP Lancastria 6.12.07 Robert Brown LD 100 Years of Scouting 12.12.07 Liam McArthur LD Air Ambulance Service in Orkney 13.12.07 Bashir Ahmad SNP Standing United with Glasgow's Pakistani Community 19.12.07 John Lamont CON Support for Border News 20.12.07 Bill Butler LAB Support Project Scotland 9.01.08 Keith Brown SNP Government Powers to Ensure Terrestrial Broadcast of Sport 10.01.08 Des McNulty LAB The St Margaret of Scotland Hospice 16.01.08 Cathy Peattie LAB Young People in the Workplace 17.01.08 Roseanna Cunningham SNP Defence Aviation and Repair Agency Almondbank - No To Privatisation 23.01.08 Patrick Harvie GRN Scottish Campuses Can Go Greener 24.01.08 George Foulkes LAB Time for Fresh Debate on Organ Donation 30.01.08 Margo MacDonald IND Maximising Migrants' Opportunities 31.01.08 Elizabeth Smith CON Extra-curricular Outdoor Education for Every School Pupil

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Date MSP Party Subject 06.02.08 Rob Gibson SNP Congratulations to the Fifth Annual Scots Trad Music Awards 07.02.08 Margaret Smith LD Edinburgh Park Railway Station 20.02.08 Marilyn Livingstone LAB Supporters Direct in Scotland 21.02.08 Jamie Hepburn SNP Central Scotland Rail Improvements 27.02.08 John Scott CON Recreational Sea Angling 28.02.08 Cathy Jamieson LAB Proposed Closure of Rural Schools 05.03.08 Trish Godman LAB Scottish Wheelchair Users and their Human Rights 06.03.08 Kenneth Gibson SNP Anorexia and Bulimia 12.03.08 David Thompson SNP Make Scotland's Roads Safer - Reduce the Drinking Limits 13.03.08 Aileen Campbell SNP No End in Sight to the War in Iraq 19.03.08 Patricia Ferguson LAB Celebrating Fairtrade Fortnight 20.03.08 Gil Paterson SNP Council of Europe Convention on Action Against Trafficking in Human Beings 26.03.08 LD Choices for People Coming to the End of Terminal Illness 27.03.08 Mary Scanlon CON Elgin Bypass 16.04.08 Hugh O’Donnell LD A Call for Better Epilepsy Care 17.04.08 Bill Butler LAB Partnership for Transport Report on Glasgow Crossrail

23.04.08 Mary Mulligan LAB Yes to Bathgate Business Improvement District 24.04.08 SNP Leven to Thornton Rail Link 30.04.08 Willie Coffey SNP Fenwick Weavers' Society and the Co-operative Model 01.05.08 Elaine Smith LAB Remember the Dead, Fight for the Living 07.05.08 Nanette Milne CON Alternative and Augmentative Communication 08.05.08 Alison McInnes LD RNIB Scotland's Right to Read Campaign 14.05.08 Christopher Harvie SNP Supermarket Dominance in Scottish Retailing 15.05.08 John Park LAB Upper Forth Crossing 21.05.08 David Stewart LAB Increasing Access to Insulin Pumps 22.05.08 Ian McKee SNP National Association of Youth Orchestras 28.05.08 Alasdair Allan SNP Fuel Costs 29.05.08 Angela Constance SNP No Recourse No Safety 04.06.08 Bill Butler LAB 60th Anniversary of the National Health Service 05.06.08 Jackson Carlaw CON Holocaust 11.06.08 Jim Hume LD Tackling Excess Packaging 12.06.08 LAB Best Value Audit of Aberdeen City Council 18.06.08 Claire Baker LAB A Tenancy Deposit Protection Scheme for Scotland 19.06.08 Sandra White SNP Glasgow Passport Office 25.06.08 Karen Whitefield LAB Sweet 16?: The Age of Leaving Care in Scotland 26.06.08 John Park LAB Rosyth to Zeebrugge Ferry Service 03.09.08 Ted Brocklebank CON Upgrading of the A92 04.09.08 Iain Smith LD Enforcement of Planning Legislation 10.09.08 Brian Adam SNP Shortage of Indian Chefs in Aberdeen

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Date MSP Party Subject 11.09.08 Nigel Don SNP Family Law Disputes 17.09.08 Jack McConnell LAB 2014: A Year of Sport for Scotland 18.09.08 Michael Matheson SNP Cancer Poverty 24.09.08 Keith Brown SNP Support for Veterans in Scotland 25.09.08 Murdo Fraser CON Action to Protect the Red Squirrel 01.10.08 Trish Godman LAB Action on Thrombosis 02.10.08 Jim Tolson LD Alloa to Fife and Edinburgh Rail Link 08.10.08 Christopher Harvie SNP The Kingdom of Fife and Fife in the World - A Platform of Partnership 09.10.08 Michael McMahon LAB Living and Dying with Advanced Heart Failure 29.10.08 Elaine Murray LAB Success of First Year of Co-Operative Development Scotland 30.10.08 Kenneth Gibson SNP Become Lupus Aware 5.11.08 Jeremy Purvis LD Digital Switchover 6.11.08 Nanette Milne CON Community Service Volunteers (CSV) 12.11.08 Dave Thompson SNP Welcoming the Launch of Community Energy Scotland 13.11.08 Wendy Alexander LAB Paisley Festival Company/Voices in Paisley 2008 19.11.08 James Kelly LAB Parkinson's Disease Society - Get it on Time Campaign 20.11.08 Alasdair Allan SNP Gaelic Language Development 26.11.08 Stuart McMillan SNP Sailing and Boating Continues to Expand and Contribute to the Scottish Economy 27.11.08 Marlyn Glen LAB World AIDS Day 2008 03.12.08 Gavin Brown CON South Edinburgh Suburban Railway 04.12.08 Alison McInnes LD Safe Drivers are Made, No Born 10.12.08 Jamie Hepburn SNP 60th Anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights 11.12.08 Patrick Harvie GRN Communities Leading on Climate Change 17.12.08 Des McNulty LAB Eco-Congregation Scotland Programme 18.12.08 Pauline McNeill LAB Dignity for Palestinians 07.01.09 Sandra White SNP Devastating Cuts At The Herald and Evening Times 08.01.09 Lewis Macdonald LAB Aberdeen Forensic Science Laboratory 14.01.09 Jim Hume LD Post Office Closures 15.01.09 Jamie McGrigor CON Future of the Bull Hire Scheme 21.01.09 Mary Mulligan LAB Shelter Scotland 40 Years On 22.01.09 Christine Grahame SNP Cuiken Primary and its School Playing Field 28.01.09 Bill Kidd SNP Knightswood Youth Theatre Announced as a Winner of Philip Lawrence Awards 29.01.09 Karen Whitefield LAB Diabetes UK 75th Anniversary 04.02.09 Murdo Fraser CON Combating Human Trafficking 05.02.09 LD Investment in Schools in North Highland 11.02.09 Irene Oldfather LAB People with Dementia in Accident and Emergency – Recognising Their Needs 12.02.09 SNP Scottish Coastal Path 25.02.09 Nanette Milne CON Seabirds 26.02.09 Bill Kidd SNP Action Mesothelioma Day

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Date MSP Party Subject 04.03.09 Robert Brown LD Bicentenary of Louis Braille 05.03.09 Cathy Peattie LAB International Women’s Day 11.03.09 Karen Gillon LAB The Commonwealth @60 12.03.09 John Wilson SNP Pressurised Area Status in North Lanarkshire 18.03.09 Joe FitzPatrick SNP Support for Computer Games Development 19.03.09 James Kelly LAB Loss of Jobs at Vion, Cambuslang 25.03.09 Bill Butler LAB Drumchapel is Top of the Table 26.03.09 Shirley-Anne Somerville SNP Earth Hour 2009 01.04.09 Rob Gibson SNP Supporting Conventional Plant Breeding 02.04.09 Hugh Henry LAB Huntington’s Disease 22.04.09 Margaret Mitchell CON Congratulating Project Linus UK 23.04.09 Kenneth Gibson SNP The Future of the Sunday Mail and 29.04.09 Richard Simpson LAB Developing Telehealth in Scotland 30.04.09 Jeremy Purvis LD Private Residential Care Home Accountability 06/05/09 Mary Scanlon CON International Midwives’ Day, 5 May 2009 07/05/09 Jamie Hepburn SNP Proposed Part-privatisation of Royal Mail 13/05/09 Margo MacDonald IND HBOS, Lloyds TSB Merger 14/05/09 Cathy Jamieson LAB RNID Hearing Matters Campaign 20/05/09 Peter Peacock LAB Declining Bee Numbers 21/05/09 John Wilson SNP Strathclyde Police Prolific Offender Programme 27/05/09 Liam McArthur LD Electronic Identification of Sheep 28/05/09 Helen Eadie LAB Inadequate Infertility Treatment in Scotland 03/06/09 Sarah Boyack LAB Support for Unpaid Carers 10/06/09 Aileen Campbell SNP Supporting Town Centres 11/06/09 Michael Matheson SNP Larbert Rail Damage 11/06/09 John Park LAB Anne Frank Day 17/06/09 John Lamont CON Dispensing GP Practices in Rural Communities 18/06/09 Jim Tolson LD Rights of Former Gurkha Soldiers 24/06/09 Christina McKelvie SNP Supporting Social Work 25/06/09 LAB St Bridget’s Chapel and Mary’s Meals Backpack Project 02/09/09 Willie Coffey SNP Campaign Against Closures 03/09/09 David Stewart LAB Insulin Pump Therapy 09/09/09 Jamie McGrigor CON Songbird Survival 10/09/09 Jeremy Purvis LD Girlguiding Scotland 100th Anniversary 16/09/09 Alasdair Morgan SNP Whithorn as Cradle of Christianity and Place of Modern Pilgrimage 17/09/09 Frank McAveety LAB Supporting the Living Wage for Scotland 23/09/09 Dave Thompson SNP Bicentenary of the Scottish Bible Society 24/09/09 Rhoda Grant LAB Giving Blood, Giving the Gift of Life 30/09/09 Rhona Brankin LAB Breast Cancer Awareness Month 01/10/09 Stuart McMillan SNP World Pipe Band Championships 07/10/09 Mike Rumbles LD Kintore Station and Aberdeen Crossrail 08/10/09 Irene Oldfather LAB Charter of Rights for People with

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Date MSP Party Subject Dementia in Scotland 28/10/09 Shirley-Anne Somerville SNP Celebrating the Scottish-Polish Connection 29/10/09 Ted Brocklebank CON New Secondary School for North East Fife 04/11/09 Bill Butler LAB Don’t Derail GARL 05/11/09 Willie Coffey SNP Conduct of Inquiries into Fatalities at Level Crossings 11/11/09 Linda Fabiani SNP Sconestone 12/11/09 Jackie Baillie LAB Citizens Advice Scotland Debt Findings 18/11/09 Jamie Stone LD Increasing Opportunities for Rural Athletes 19/11/09 Margaret Mitchell CON Deafblind Scotland 25/11/09 Jack McConnell LAB World Aids Day and Annie Lennox 26/11/09 Shirley-Anne Somerville SNP Votes for Women 02/12/09 Sandra White SNP Detention of Children at Dungavel 03/12/09 George Foulkes LAB Barred Campaign Goes Nationwide 09/12/09 Murdo Fraser CON Broadband for Rural Scotland 10/12/09 Bill Kidd SNP World March for Peace and Nonviolence 16/12/09 Claire Baker LAB 40 Years of the Open University 17/12/09 Jim Tolson LD Allotments, Community Gardens and Grow-your-own Projects 06/01/10 Angela Constance SNP Bausch & Lomb 07/01/10 John Park LAB Scotland’s Role in National Research into Asbestos-related Diseases 13/01/10 David Whitton LAB Scotland’s Investment Management Industry 14/01/10 Aileen Campbell SNP Save Lesmahagow’s Jubilee Hall 20/01/10 Jim Hume LD Community Hospitals in Dumfries and Galloway 21/01/10 Nanette Milne CON Childhood Cancer – More Than My Illness 27/01/10 Christine Grahame SNP Post Office Development and Diversification 28/01/10 Richard Baker LAB Supporting Scotland’s Supported Workplaces 03/02/10 Peter Peacock LAB Improved Availability of Broadband 04/02/10 Christopher Harvie SNP Bo’ness Scottish Railway Museum 10/02/10 Ian McKee SNP The Bike Station Makes Climate Change a Local Challenge 11/02/10 Richard Simpson LAB Celebrating Scotland’s First Ever General Practice Week in Scotland 24/02/10 Liam McArthur LD Car Parking Charges at HIAL Airports 25/02/10 Murdo Fraser CON Perth 800 03/03/10 Bill Butler LAB Fairtrade Fortnight 2010 04/03/10 Linda Fabiani SNP South Lanarkshire College Unveils Aurora House, a First in Scotland 10/03/10 Sandra White SNP Commonwealth Day 2010, Science, Technology and Society 11/03/10 Des McNulty LAB St Margaret of Scotland Hospice 17/03/10 Cathy Jamieson LAB Industrial Communities Alliance, the Real Impact of the Recession Report 18/03/10 Jamie Hepburn SNP 175 Years of the Airdrie Savings Bank 24/03/10 Elizabeth Smith CON 150 Years of Armed Forces’ Cadet Movement 25/03/10 Mike Pringle LD Gilmerton Core Store

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Date MSP Party Subject 14/04/10 Hugh Henry LAB Usdaw Freedom from Fear Campaign 15/04/10 Nigel Don SNP 450th Anniversary of the Reformation 21/04/10 Charlie Gordon LAB Celebrating the Scottish Football Museum 22/04/10 Angela Constance SNP Veterans in the Criminal Justice System 28/04/10 Joe FitzPatrick SNP The Need for Nuclear Power 29/04/10 Nanette Milne CON Grampian Cardiac Rehabilitation Association 05/05/10 Elaine Smith LAB First ScotRail Industrial Relations 12/05/10 Stewart Maxwell SNP 65th Anniversary of VE Day 13/05/10 Jim Tolson LD Bluelight Initiative 13/05/10 Jackie Baillie LAB Pushed off the EDGE 19/05/10 Malcolm Chisholm LAB Lymphoedema Services in Scotland 20/05/10 Ian McKee SNP Family Nurse Partnership Programme in Lothian 26/05/10 Mary Scanlon CON Pentland Ferries 27/05/10 Hugh O’Donnell LD Employment and Support Allowance, Unfit for Purpose 02/06/10 Stuart McMillan SNP World Oceans Day 03/06/10 Bill Butler LAB Bank on Owen 09/06/10 Peter Peacock LAB Hill Tracks in the Scottish Uplands 10/06/10 Christina McKelvie SNP My Hero, My Soldier Laddie, Commemorating Scotland’s VC Recipients 16/06/10 Margaret Mitchell CON SAVI East Kilbride 17/06/10 Pauline McNeill LAB Securing the Future of Glasgow’s Subway 23/06/10 Liam McArthur LD Penalties on Farmers 24/06/10 Bill Kidd SNP Deaf Awareness Week 2010 30/06/10 Aileen Campbell SNP Perspectives of Children and Young People with a Parent in Prison 01/07/10 Sarah Boyack LAB Broadcasting Black Hole for Scottish Rugby 08/09/10 Gil Paterson SNP 25th Anniversary of the Scottish Cot Death Trust 09/09/10 Gavin Brown CON Drop-off Charges at Edinburgh Airport 16/09/10 Bill Butler LAB Glas-Goals Aiming High 15/09/10 Ross Finnie LD Hunterston not the way forward for Carbon Capture 22/09/10 Linda Fabiani SNP Richard Demarco, 80 Years Young 23/09/10 Jackie Baillie LAB Keep Leuchie House 29/09/10 Jackie Baillie LAB See Me Campaign 30/09/10 Maureen Watt SNP Off shore Valuation Study 06/10/10 Ted Brocklebank CON Congratulations to BBC Alba 07/10/10 James Kelly LAB Support for Sport in Scotland’s Communities 28/10/10 Willie Coffey SNP Addressing Young Offenders’ Communication Support Needs 3/11/2010 David Stewart LAB The Importance of RAF Kinloss and RAF Lossiemouth 4/11/2010 Rob Gibson SNP Investing in the Future of Scotland’s Peatlands 10/11/2010 Bill Wilson SNP Science and the Parliament, Wednesday 10 November 2010 11/11/2010 Helen Eadie LAB World Arthritis Day, 12 October 2010 17/11/2010 John Park LAB West Fife Enterprise, Making a Difference

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Date MSP Party Subject 18/11/10 Nanette Milne CON Increasing Access to Self-monitoring and Self-management of Anti- Coagulation Therapy 24/11/10 Jeremy Purvis LD A Scottish Veteran’s Charter 25/11/10 John Wilson SNP St Andrew’s Day 2010 1/12/10 Jamie Hepburn SNP Nine Years of Conflict in Afghanistan 8/12/10 Karen Gillon LAB WRVS Clydesdale Community Transport and Good Neighbours Project 9/12/10 Bill Kidd SNP Scotland’s Nuclear Weapons-free Zones 9/12/10 Jim Hume LD Sudden Arrhythmia Death Syndrome 15/12/10 Ted Brocklebank CON Retention of RAF Leuchers 16/12/10 Anne McLaughlin SNP UKBA’s Contempt Agenda for Scotland 16/12/10 Johann Lamont LAB Support for Children in Family and Friends Care 22/12/10 Robert Brown LD Fighting Visual Impairment and Age Related Macular Degeneration 12/1/11 Bob Doris SNP Tribute to Scotland’s Irish Diaspora 13/1/11 Cathy Jamieson LAB Freight Facilities Grants 19/1/11 Elaine Murray LAB Minerva People Ltd, Modern Apprenticeship Learning Provider of 2010 20/1/11 Murdo Fraser CON Dual the A9 Timetable 26/1/11 Alison McInnes LD Getabout and liftshare 27/1/11 Alasdair Allan SNP Coastguard Centre Cuts 2/2/11 Rhoda Grant LAB Supporting Local Forums’ Involvement in Delivering Community Care 3/2/11 Andrew Welsh SNP Scotland’s Further Education Colleges 9/2/11 Joe Fitzpatrick SNP Scotland’s Science Centres 10/2/11 Des McNulty LAB St Margaret of Scotland Hospice

Record of Members’ Business Taken by the Parliament in Session 3

Party SNP LAB CON LD GRN IND TOTAL

Frequency (no.) 94 95 35 35 2 2 263 Frequency % 35.74 36.12 13.31 13.31 0.76 0.76 100

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BUREAU - BUSINESS FOR WEEK COMMENCING 21 FEBRUARY 2011

DAY MORNING AFTERNOON Monday 21 Constituency Constituency

Tuesday 22 0930-1230 Committees 1430-1700 Committees

1400 Time for Reflection Wednesday 23 Followed by Parliamentary Bureau Motions (if required) 1405-1420 Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body Question Time 1420-1450 Ministerial Statement: Cadder 1450-1610 Public Petitions Committee Debate: Work of the Public Petitions Committee 1610-1730 Equal Opportunities Committee Debate: Inquiry into Migration and Trafficking 1730-1800 Legislative Consent Motion: UK Energy Bill (UK Legislation) Followed by Business Motion Followed by Parliamentary Bureau Motions (if required) 1800 Decision Time followed by Members’ Business S3M-7759 Jackson Carlaw: Proposed Waste Incineration Plant at Loganswell

0915 Parliamentary Bureau 1415-1455 Themed Question Time Thursday Motions (if required) 24 [Justice and Law Officers; 0915-1140 Labour Party Rural Affairs and the Environment] Business: Regeneration 1455-1700 Stage 3 Proceedings: Patient 1140-1200 General Rights (Scotland) Bill Question Time Followed by Parliamentary Bureau 1200-1230 First Minister’s Motions (if required) Question Time 1700 Decision Time followed by Members’ Business S3M-7706 Helen Eadie: Celebrating Coalfields Regeneration Trust

Friday 25 Constituency Constituency

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BUREAU - BUSINESS FOR WEEK COMMENCING 28 FEBRUARY 2011

DAY MORNING AFTERNOON Monday 28 Constituency Constituency

Tuesday 1 0930-1230 Committees 1430-1700 Committees March

1315 Time for Reflection Wednesday 2 Followed by Parliamentary Bureau Motions (if required) 1320-1405 Members’ Business S3M- 7361 Kenneth Gibson: Epilepsy Awareness Training 1405-1800 Stage 3 Proceedings: Wildlife and Natural Environment (Scotland) Bill 1800-2000 Debate: Fuel Duty Followed by Business Motion Followed by Parliamentary Bureau Motions (if required) 2000 Decision Time

0915 Parliamentary Bureau 1400-1440 Themed Question Time Thursday 3 Motions (if required) [Finance and Sustainable Growth] 0915-1140 Public Audit 1440-1545 Stage Three Proceedings: Committee Debate: Key Damages (Scotland) Bill Themes 1545-1700 Stage Three Proceedings: 1140-1200 General Property Factors (Scotland) Bill Question Time Followed by Parliamentary Bureau 1200-1230 First Minister’s Motions (if required) Question Time 1700 Decision Time followed by 1230-1315 Members’ Members’ Business S3M-7977 Mike Business S3M-7227 Elaine Rumbles: Grampian Police Smith: There is a Better Way

Friday 4 Constituency Constituency

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BUREAU - BUSINESS FOR WEEK COMMENCING 7 MARCH 2011

DAY MORNING AFTERNOON Monday 7 Constituency Constituency

Tuesday 8 0930-1230 Committees 1430-1700 Committees

Wednesday 1430 Time for Reflection 9 Followed by Parliamentary Bureau Motions (if required)

1435-1700 Stage Three Proceedings: Private Rented Housing (Scotland) Bill Followed by Business Motion Followed by Parliamentary Bureau Motions (if required) 1700 Decision Time followed by Members’ Business

0915 Parliamentary Bureau 1415-1455 Themed Question Time Thursday Motions (if required) 10 [Europe, External Affairs and Culture; 0915-1140 Scottish Education and Lifelong Learning] Government Business 1455-1700 Scottish Government 1140-1200 General Business Question Time Followed by Parliamentary Bureau 1200-1230 First Minister’s Motions (if required) Question Time 1700 Decision Time followed by Members’ Business

Friday 11 Constituency Constituency

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BUSINESS MOTION

Date of Lodging: 22 February 2011 Short Title: Business Motion Bruce Crawford (Stirling) (SNP) on behalf of the Parliamentary Bureau: That the Parliament agrees the following revision to the programme of business for Wednesday 23 February 2011— delete

2.20 pm Equal Opportunities Committee Debate: Inquiry into Migration and Trafficking followed by Public Petitions Committee Debate: Work of the Public Petitions Committee followed by Legislative Consent Motion: UK Energy Bill – UK Legislation and insert

2.20 pm Ministerial Statement: Cadder followed by Public Petitions Committee Debate: Work of the Public Petitions Committee followed by Equal Opportunities Committee Debate: Inquiry into Migration and Trafficking followed by Legislative Consent Motion: UK Energy Bill – UK Legislation

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BUSINESS MOTION

Date of Lodging: 22 February 2011 Short Title: Business Motion Bruce Crawford (Stirling) (SNP) on behalf of the Parliamentary Bureau: That the Parliament agrees—

(a) the following programme of business—

Wednesday 2 March 2011

1.15 pm Time for Reflection followed by Parliamentary Bureau Motions followed by Members’ Business followed by Stage 3 Proceedings: Wildlife and Natural Environment (Scotland) Bill followed by Scottish Government Debate: Fuel Duty followed by Business Motion followed by Parliamentary Bureau Motions

8.00 pm Decision Time

Thursday 3 March 2011

9.15 am Parliamentary Bureau Motions followed by Public Audit Committee Debate: Key Themes

11.40 am General Question Time

12.00 pm First Minister’s Question Time

12.30 pm Members’ Business

2.00 pm Themed Question Time Finance and Sustainable Growth

2.40 pm Stage 3 Proceedings: Damages (Scotland) Bill

followed by Stage 3 Proceedings: Property Factors (Scotland) Bill followed by Parliamentary Bureau Motions

5.00 pm Decision Time

followed by Members’ Business

Wednesday 9 March 2011

2.30 pm Time for Reflection followed by Parliamentary Bureau Motions

followed by Stage 3 Proceedings: Private Rented Housing (Scotland) Bill followed by Business Motion

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5.00 pm Decision Time followed by Members’ Business

Thursday 10 March 2011

9.15 am Parliamentary Bureau Motions followed by Scottish Government Business

11.40 am General Question Time

12.00 pm First Minister’s Question Time

2.15 pm Themed Question Time Europe, External Affairs and Culture; Education and Lifelong Learning

2.55 pm Scottish Government Business followed by Parliamentary Bureau Motions

5.00 pm Decision Time followed by Members’ Business and (b) that, for the purposes of Members’ Business on Wednesday 2 March, “after Time for Reflection and Parliamentary Bureau Motions” be substituted for “at the end of the meeting following Decision Time” in Rule 5.6.1(c) of Standing Orders.

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BUSINESS MOTION

Date of Lodging: 22 February 2011 Short Title: Business Motion Bruce Crawford (Stirling) (SNP) on behalf of the Parliamentary Bureau: That the Parliament agrees that consideration of the Public Records (Scotland) Bill at Stage 2 be completed by 4 March 2011.

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PARLIAMENTARY BUREAU APPROVAL OF SSIS

Introduction

1. The Bureau is invited to agree the following motions—

Bruce Crawford on behalf of the Parliamentary Bureau: That the Parliament agrees that the Public Appointments and Public Bodies etc. (Scotland) Act 2003 (Amendment of Specified Authorities) (No. 2) Order 2011 (SSI 2011/draft) be approved.

Bruce Crawford on behalf of the Parliamentary Bureau: That the Parliament agrees that the Scottish Public Services Ombudsman Act 2002 Amendment Order 2011 (SSI 2011/draft)

Bruce Crawford on behalf of the Parliamentary Bureau: That the Parliament agrees that the Retention of Samples etc. (Children’s Hearings) (Scotland) Order 2011 (SSI 2011/draft)

Purpose and consideration by committee

The Public Appointments and Public Bodies etc. (Scotland) Act 2003 (Amendment of Specified Authorities) (No. 2) Order 2011 (SSI 2011/draft) 2. This Order amends schedule 2 to the Public Appointments and Public Bodies etc. (Scotland) Act 2003 to the effect that ‘Architecture and Design Scotland’ is listed under the heading of Executive bodies rather than Advisory bodies.

3. The Local Government and Communities Committee considered the instrument at its meeting on 9 February. After debate, the motion to approve the instrument was agreed to.

The Scottish Public Services Ombudsman Act 2002 Amendment Order 2011 (SSI 2011/draft) 4. This Order amends Part 2 of Schedule 2 to the Scottish Public Services Ombudsman Act 2002 to add ‘Architecture and Design Scotland’ to the list of persons liable to investigation by the Scottish Public Services Ombudsman.

5. The Local Government and Communities Committee considered the instrument at its meeting on 9 February. After debate, the motion to approve the instrument was agreed to.

The Retention of Samples etc. (Children’s Hearings) (Scotland) Order 2011 (SSI 2011/draft) 6. This Order lists the relevant sexual and violent offences which will trigger the retention of DNA samples, fingerprint data and other relevant physical data from children who are referred to a children’s hearing and either accept that they have committed that offence, or are found to have done so by a sheriff.

7. The Justice Committee considered the instrument at its meeting on 8 February. After debate, the motion to approve the instrument was agreed to.

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PARLIAMENTARY BUREAU

PUBLIC RECORDS (SCOTLAND) BILL – STAGE 2 REFERRAL AND TIMETABLE

1. On 10 February, the Parliament agreed to the general principles of the Public Records (Scotland) Bill.

2. The Bureau is therefore invited to refer the Bill back to the Education, Lifelong Learning and Culture Committee for Stage 2 consideration and to recommend to the Parliament a deadline of 4 March 2011 for that Stage.

Parliamentary Business Team February 2011

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PARLIAMENTARY BUREAU

REMOVAL OF MOTIONS FROM THE BUSINESS BULLETIN

Background

1. Under Rule 8.2.8 of Standing Orders, the Bureau may remove from the list of admissible motions any motion that has been on the list for more than six weeks without a date for it to be taken by the Parliament being appointed in the business programme.

2. The Bureau has agreed that all motions should be removed from the Bulletin after six weeks (excluding recess time) unless:

(a) the motion has the support of at least 30 other Members and these supporters came from more than two political parties; or

(b) the motion remains highly topical; or

(c) the motion has been selected for Members’ Business.

3. The attached spreadsheet lists all motions over six weeks old on 1 February 2011 (i.e. those lodged on or before 21 December 2010) and includes the number of supporters and dates of five most recent registrations of support.

4. Based on the criteria in paragraph 2, it is recommended that the following motion from the attached list be retained (note that in cases where the number of supporters exceeds 30, the topicality of the motion and the extent of the recent support have also been taken into account when making this recommendation).

Motion Member Title S3M-7361 Kenneth Gibson Epilepsy Awareness Training

5. Members are asked to agree that the above motion be retained.

Parliamentary Business Team February 2011

Motion Lodged MB? Member Party Title Total Date of Last Five Supporters Motion S3M-07361 09/11/2010 Yes Kenneth Gibson SNP Epilepsy Awareness Training 32 28-Jan-11 22-Dec-10 21-Dec-10 17-Dec-10 16-Dec-10 S3M-07361 S3M-07382 10/11/2010 No Liam McArthur LD Kirkwall the UK’s Best Port in Cruise Awards 14 8-Dec-10 29-Nov-10 22-Nov-10 17-Nov-10 16-Nov-10 S3M-07382 S3M-07383 10/11/2010 No Pauline McNeill LAB Congratulations to Ashley Page 3 17-Nov-10 11-Nov-10 10-Nov-10 S3M-07383 S3M-07386 10/11/2010 No Marilyn Livingstone LAB Fife Tourism Beats the Recession 10 17-Nov-10 11-Nov-10 11-Nov-10 11-Nov-10 11-Nov-10 S3M-07386 S3M-07387 11/11/2010 No Karen Whitefield LAB Caldercruix Community Garden 12 24-Nov-10 22-Nov-10 17-Nov-10 15-Nov-10 15-Nov-10 S3M-07387 S3M-07388 11/11/2010 No James Kelly LAB Rutherglen and Cambuslang Housing Association 19 8-Dec-10 24-Nov-10 17-Nov-10 15-Nov-10 15-Nov-10 S3M-07388 S3M-07389 11/11/2010 No Gil Paterson SNP Recognition of Unsung Hero 22 22-Nov-10 18-Nov-10 17-Nov-10 16-Nov-10 16-Nov-10 S3M-07389 S3M-07390 11/11/2010 No Jim Hume LD Operation Christmas Child 17 8-Dec-10 29-Nov-10 23-Nov-10 19-Nov-10 18-Nov-10 S3M-07390 S3M-07392 11/11/2010 No Sarah Boyack LAB Congratulation to Dalry Primary School on Achieving its First Green Flag 17 8-Dec-10 24-Nov-10 16-Nov-10 16-Nov-10 15-Nov-10 S3M-07392 S3M-07394 11/11/2010 No Marilyn Livingstone LAB Beatbullying’s The Big March 16 19-Nov-10 17-Nov-10 16-Nov-10 16-Nov-10 15-Nov-10 S3M-07394 S3M-07395 12/11/2010 No Jeremy Purvis LD Spending Review 2011-12 to 2014-15 14 12-Nov-10 12-Nov-10 12-Nov-10 12-Nov-10 12-Nov-10 S3M-07395 S3M-07396 12/11/2010 No Elaine Smith LAB No Compulsory Redundancies and No Scottish Public Sector Pay Freeze 3 24-Nov-10 18-Nov-10 16-Nov-10 S3M-07396 S3M-07401 12/11/2010 No Margaret Mitchell CON Circle Lanarkshire's Addiewell Project 14 16-Nov-10 16-Nov-10 16-Nov-10 15-Nov-10 15-Nov-10 S3M-07401 S3M-07402 12/11/2010 No Bill Kidd SNP Universal Credit and an Uncertain Future for Carers 14 8-Dec-10 22-Nov-10 22-Nov-10 19-Nov-10 18-Nov-10 S3M-07402 S3M-07403 12/11/2010 No Dave Thompson SNP Congratulations to Rag Tag 'n' Textile 17 8-Dec-10 29-Nov-10 22-Nov-10 17-Nov-10 16-Nov-10 S3M-07403 S3M-07404 15/11/2010 No Jamie Stone LD Scots Going Local to Beat the Recession nil S3M-07404 S3M-07405 15/11/2010 No Linda Fabiani SNP NHS, Equality Matters 14 8-Dec-10 1-Dec-10 17-Nov-10 16-Nov-10 16-Nov-10 S3M-07405 S3M-07406 15/11/2010 No Robert Brown LD Aung San Suu Kyi 29 8-Dec-10 8-Dec-10 29-Nov-10 26-Nov-10 23-Nov-10 S3M-07406 S3M-07407 15/11/2010 No Robert Brown LD Keeping Family Links in Prison 10 24-Nov-10 19-Nov-10 18-Nov-10 18-Nov-10 16-Nov-10 S3M-07407 S3M-07408 15/11/2010 Yes Kenneth Gibson SNP Banking on the Basics 17 2-Dec-10 2-Dec-10 2-Dec-10 24-Nov-10 22-Nov-10 S3M-07408 S3M-07409 15/11/2010 No Jackie Baillie LAB George Thom, Solas Insulation Ltd 9 8-Dec-10 17-Nov-10 17-Nov-10 17-Nov-10 16-Nov-10 S3M-07409 S3M-07410 15/11/2010 No Sarah Boyack LAB Aung San Suu Kyi, an International Inspiration 48 8-Dec-10 29-Nov-10 29-Nov-10 24-Nov-10 22-Nov-10 S3M-07410 S3M-07411 15/11/2010 No Jackie Baillie LAB Spanish Civil War Brothers 30 8-Dec-10 24-Nov-10 22-Nov-10 22-Nov-10 18-Nov-10 S3M-07411 S3M-07412 15/11/2010 No Linda Fabiani SNP Mushtaq Ahmad 22 8-Dec-10 29-Nov-10 22-Nov-10 19-Nov-10 18-Nov-10 S3M-07412 S3M-07413 16/11/2010 No Jackie Baillie LAB SNP in a Spin with the Living Wage 15 24-Nov-10 22-Nov-10 18-Nov-10 18-Nov-10 18-Nov-10 S3M-07413 S3M-07414 16/11/2010 No Patrick Harvie GREEN Human Rights Abuses in Gambia 21 19-Jan-11 29-Nov-10 23-Nov-10 22-Nov-10 22-Nov-10 S3M-07414 S3M-07416 16/11/2010 Yes Kenneth Gibson SNP Energy Best Deal Scotland Campaign 16 28-Jan-11 17-Dec-10 8-Dec-10 29-Nov-10 23-Nov-10 S3M-07416 S3M-07424 16/11/2010 No Bill Wilson SNP Measures of Wellbeing, GDP and Free-market Ideology 5 22-Nov-10 19-Nov-10 17-Nov-10 17-Nov-10 17-Nov-10 S3M-07424 S3M-07425 16/11/2010 No John Wilson SNP Reported Incidents of Domestic Abuse against Men on the Increase 18 8-Dec-10 25-Nov-10 19-Nov-10 18-Nov-10 17-Nov-10 S3M-07425 S3M-07426 16/11/2010 No Ian McKee SNP Scotland Leads the Way on Distinction Awards Reform 11 22-Nov-10 17-Nov-10 17-Nov-10 17-Nov-10 17-Nov-10 S3M-07426 S3M-07428 16/11/2010 No Marilyn Livingstone LAB World COPD Day 29 8-Dec-10 30-Nov-10 29-Nov-10 24-Nov-10 23-Nov-10 S3M-07428 S3M-07429 16/11/2010 No Sandra White SNP Growing Success 10 8-Dec-10 29-Nov-10 22-Nov-10 18-Nov-10 18-Nov-10 S3M-07429 S3M-07430 17/11/2010 No Bill Kidd SNP UKBA Contract Impact on Supported Employment 15 8-Dec-10 29-Nov-10 25-Nov-10 25-Nov-10 22-Nov-10 S3M-07430 S3M-07431 17/11/2010 No John Park LAB Congratulations to Skillsmart Retail 16 23-Nov-10 22-Nov-10 22-Nov-10 22-Nov-10 18-Nov-10 S3M-07431 S3M-07432 17/11/2010 No Sarah Boyack LAB Congratulations to Voice of Carers Across Lothian 24 8-Dec-10 29-Nov-10 24-Nov-10 23-Nov-10 22-Nov-10 S3M-07432 S3M-07434 18/11/2010 No Jim Tolson LD Screening of Jock and the Beanstalk by Arts and Theatres Trust Fife 6 8-Dec-10 23-Nov-10 23-Nov-10 23-Nov-10 22-Nov-10 S3M-07434 S3M-07435 18/11/2010 No Ken Macintosh LAB Donor Milk Bank 27 23-Dec-10 2-Dec-10 30-Nov-10 29-Nov-10 29-Nov-10 S3M-07435 S3M-07436 18/11/2010 Yes Andrew Welsh SNP Scotland’s Further Education Colleges 14 28-Jan-11 24-Nov-10 23-Nov-10 18-Nov-10 18-Nov-10 S3M-07436 S3M-07437 18/11/2010 No Jackie Baillie LAB SNP Closed the Christie Ward 9 25-Nov-10 24-Nov-10 24-Nov-10 22-Nov-10 19-Nov-10 S3M-07437 S3M-07439 18/11/2010 No Liam McArthur LD FishFight Campaign 13 13-Jan-11 12-Jan-11 6-Dec-10 26-Nov-10 25-Nov-10 S3M-07439 S3M-07440 18/11/2010 Yes Jim Tolson LD Renewable Energy Skills Training 12 8-Dec-10 29-Nov-10 25-Nov-10 25-Nov-10 24-Nov-10 S3M-07440 S3M-07441 18/11/2010 Yes Jamie McGrigor CON 2012, 400th Anniversary of the Birth of the First Marquis of Montrose 8 22-Nov-10 22-Nov-10 19-Nov-10 19-Nov-10 19-Nov-10 S3M-07441 S3M-07442 19/11/2010 No Jeremy Purvis LD Heriot-Watt University School of Textiles and Design Links with China 3 25-Nov-10 23-Nov-10 22-Nov-10 S3M-07442 S3M-07443 19/11/2010 No Jack McConnell LAB Congratulations to Challenges Worldwide on its 10th Anniversary 3 23-Nov-10 22-Nov-10 22-Nov-10 S3M-07443 S3M-07444 19/11/2010 Yes Dave Thompson SNP Publication of the SIGN Guideline on Psoriasis and Psoriatic Arthritis 23 28-Jan-11 17-Jan-11 20-Dec-10 17-Dec-10 16-Dec-10 S3M-07444 S3M-07445 19/11/2010 No Karen Gillon LAB Lanark Christmas Market 2010 16 25-Nov-10 25-Nov-10 24-Nov-10 23-Nov-10 23-Nov-10 S3M-07445 S3M-07446 19/11/2010 No Karen Whitefield LAB Friends of Centenary Park 16 8-Dec-10 30-Nov-10 29-Nov-10 26-Nov-10 26-Nov-10 S3M-07446 S3M-07447 19/11/2010 No Karen Whitefield LAB St Patrick's Opera Group 13 8-Dec-10 29-Nov-10 26-Nov-10 26-Nov-10 25-Nov-10 S3M-07447 S3M-07448 19/11/2010 No Rob Gibson SNP Wick Marina Success 14 29-Nov-10 25-Nov-10 24-Nov-10 24-Nov-10 23-Nov-10 S3M-07448 S3M-07449 19/11/2010 No Marilyn Livingstone LAB Investment in Social Housing 11 25-Nov-10 24-Nov-10 23-Nov-10 23-Nov-10 22-Nov-10 S3M-07449 S3M-07450 19/11/2010 No Rob Gibson SNP Praise for Sustrans Cycle Network 11 28-Jan-11 2-Dec-10 30-Nov-10 29-Nov-10 29-Nov-10 S3M-07450 S3M-07452 22/11/2010 No Malcolm Chisholm LAB Lothian Supported Carers Scheme 26 10-Dec-10 8-Dec-10 29-Nov-10 25-Nov-10 25-Nov-10 S3M-07452 S3M-07453 22/11/2010 No Murdo Fraser CON Archibald Campbell, the Eighth Earl and First Marquis of Argyll 4 7-Dec-10 7-Dec-10 7-Dec-10 7-Dec-10 S3M-07453 S3M-07454 22/11/2010 No Jamie McGrigor CON Congratulations to Mary’s Meals Founder Magnus MacFarlane-Barrow on His CNN Hero Award 31 6-Jan-11 8-Dec-10 7-Dec-10 30-Nov-10 25-Nov-10 S3M-07454 S3M-07455 22/11/2010 No Irene Oldfather LAB CrossReach's Services to Older People 1 23-Nov-10 S3M-07455 S3M-07456 22/11/2010 No Ted Brocklebank CON Hope for New Zealand Miners 22 24-Nov-10 24-Nov-10 23-Nov-10 23-Nov-10 23-Nov-10 S3M-07456 S3M-07457 22/11/2010 No Kenneth Gibson SNP Tax Avoidance 17 8-Dec-10 7-Dec-10 1-Dec-10 29-Nov-10 26-Nov-10 S3M-07457 S3M-07458 22/11/2010 No Brian Adam SNP UK Government to Remove Emergency Towing Vessels 18 28-Jan-11 7-Dec-10 25-Nov-10 25-Nov-10 24-Nov-10 S3M-07458 S3M-07459 22/11/2010 No Aileen Campbell SNP Congratulations to Incoming and Outgoing Chairs of Lesmahagow Community Council 5 8-Dec-10 23-Nov-10 23-Nov-10 22-Nov-10 22-Nov-10 S3M-07459 S3M-07460 22/11/2010 No Dr Richard Simpson LAB Scotland's Rugby World Ranking 2 23-Nov-10 23-Nov-10 S3M-07460 S3M-07461 23/11/2010 Yes Elaine Murray LAB Keep the Post Public 27 28-Jan-11 2-Dec-10 30-Nov-10 30-Nov-10 29-Nov-10 S3M-07461 S3M-07462 23/11/2010 No Marilyn Livingstone LAB Congratulations to John Robertson 13 8-Dec-10 30-Nov-10 26-Nov-10 25-Nov-10 25-Nov-10 S3M-07462 S3M-07463 23/11/2010 No Peter Peacock LAB Moray Firth's Spectacular Coastline 26 8-Dec-10 30-Nov-10 30-Nov-10 29-Nov-10 29-Nov-10 S3M-07463 S3M-07471 23/11/2010 No David Whitton LAB Support for ED's Cycle Co-op 31 19-Jan-11 17-Jan-11 10-Jan-11 16-Dec-10 9-Dec-10 S3M-07471 S3M-07472 23/11/2010 No Bill Wilson SNP Irish Prohibition of Depleted Uranium Weapons Bill 2009 8 8-Dec-10 7-Dec-10 30-Nov-10 25-Nov-10 25-Nov-10 S3M-07472 S3M-07473 23/11/2010 No Dr Richard Simpson LAB Ban on Caffeinated Alcohol 21 8-Dec-10 8-Dec-10 7-Dec-10 6-Dec-10 6-Dec-10 S3M-07473 S3M-07475 23/11/2010 No Ian McKee SNP BAA Domestic Charges 17 6-Jan-11 7-Dec-10 29-Nov-10 26-Nov-10 26-Nov-10 S3M-07475 S3M-07478 24/11/2010 No Jackie Baillie LAB Christians Against Poverty 23 10-Dec-10 10-Dec-10 9-Dec-10 7-Dec-10 2-Dec-10 S3M-07478 S3M-07479 24/11/2010 No Stuart McMillan SNP People's Millions Success for OYTS 11 7-Dec-10 26-Nov-10 25-Nov-10 25-Nov-10 25-Nov-10 S3M-07479 S3M-07480 24/11/2010 No Patricia Ferguson LAB European Award for Maryhill Burgh Halls 17 1-Dec-10 30-Nov-10 26-Nov-10 26-Nov-10 25-Nov-10 S3M-07480 S3M-07481 24/11/2010 No Bill Kidd SNP No Place for Prejudice in Scotland 4 6-Jan-11 7-Dec-10 25-Nov-10 25-Nov-10 S3M-07481 S3M-07482 24/11/2010 No Bob Doris SNP Maryhill Burgh Halls Urban Regeneration Award 8 26-Nov-10 25-Nov-10 25-Nov-10 25-Nov-10 25-Nov-10 S3M-07482 S3M-07483 24/11/2010 No Shirley-Anne Somerville SNP Out of the Blue is Scotland’s Social Vision 13 2-Dec-10 30-Nov-10 29-Nov-10 29-Nov-10 26-Nov-10 S3M-07483 S3M-07485 24/11/2010 No Ted Brocklebank CON Condolences to All Affected by the New Zealand Mine Tragedy 43 16-Dec-10 7-Dec-10 1-Dec-10 30-Nov-10 29-Nov-10 S3M-07485 S3M-07486 24/11/2010 No Dr Richard Simpson LAB Waterwatch Scotland Report nil S3M-07486 S3M-07487 25/11/2010 No Dr Richard Simpson LAB Dropping of Antidepressant Prescribing Target 1 10-Dec-10 S3M-07487 S3M-07488 25/11/2010 No Dr Richard Simpson LAB Silently Stressed, NUS Scotland's Research on Student Stress 2 2-Dec-10 30-Nov-10 S3M-07488 S3M-07489 25/11/2010 Yes Rhona Brankin LAB Lothian Homeopathy Clinic 11 2-Dec-10 2-Dec-10 30-Nov-10 30-Nov-10 30-Nov-10 S3M-07489 S3M-07491 25/11/2010 No Margaret Mitchell CON Roots of Empathy 17 16-Dec-10 10-Dec-10 9-Dec-10 8-Dec-10 8-Dec-10 S3M-07491 S3M-07492 25/11/2010 No Iain Smith LD Save RAF Leuchars 23 17-Dec-10 16-Dec-10 15-Dec-10 15-Dec-10 15-Dec-10 S3M-07492 S3M-07493 25/11/2010 No Kenneth Gibson SNP Arran Aromatics 21 7-Dec-10 2-Dec-10 1-Dec-10 30-Nov-10 30-Nov-10 S3M-07493 S3M-07494 25/11/2010 No Joe FitzPatrick SNP Scotland’s Oldest Citizen 24 10-Dec-10 9-Dec-10 7-Dec-10 2-Dec-10 2-Dec-10 S3M-07494 S3M-07495 25/11/2010 No Marilyn Livingstone LAB Red Hat Events 13 9-Dec-10 8-Dec-10 2-Dec-10 1-Dec-10 30-Nov-10 S3M-07495 S3M-07497 26/11/2010 No Jamie McGrigor CON Congratulations to RockNess Music Festival 19 16-Dec-10 10-Dec-10 10-Dec-10 9-Dec-10 8-Dec-10 S3M-07497 S3M-07499 26/11/2010 No Maureen Watt SNP People’s Postcode Lottery Welcomes the Woodland Trust Scotland as New Charity Partner 15 9-Dec-10 2-Dec-10 2-Dec-10 1-Dec-10 1-Dec-10 S3M-07499 S3M-07500 29/11/2010 No Alasdair Allan SNP BT Alba Gaelic Debate 2010 16 9-Dec-10 8-Dec-10 7-Dec-10 1-Dec-10 1-Dec-10 S3M-07500 S3M-07501 29/11/2010 No Willie Coffey SNP Morag Ferguson, Science Teacher of the Year 2010 2 7-Dec-10 1-Dec-10 S3M-07501 S3M-07502 29/11/2010 No Alasdair Allan SNP Outer Hebrides to Mexico 15 9-Dec-10 2-Dec-10 1-Dec-10 1-Dec-10 30-Nov-10 S3M-07502 S3M-07503 29/11/2010 No Patrick Harvie GREEN Shawlands Town Centre 7 1-Dec-10 1-Dec-10 30-Nov-10 30-Nov-10 30-Nov-10 S3M-07503 S3M-07505 29/11/2010 Yes Nanette Milne CON Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation 48 28-Jan-11 21-Jan-11 21-Jan-11 21-Jan-11 21-Jan-11 S3M-07505 S3M-07506 29/11/2010 Yes Des McNulty LAB St Margaret of Scotland Hospice 26 26-Jan-11 15-Dec-10 14-Dec-10 10-Dec-10 9-Dec-10 S3M-07506 S3M-07507 29/11/2010 No Robert Brown LD Silently Stressed, NUS Scotland's Research on Student Stress 15 9-Dec-10 8-Dec-10 8-Dec-10 6-Dec-10 1-Dec-10 S3M-07507 S3M-07507.1 01/12/2010 No Patrick Harvie GREEN Silently Stressed, NUS Scotland's Research on Student Stress 6 14-Dec-10 9-Dec-10 7-Dec-10 2-Dec-10 2-Dec-10 S3M-07507.1 S3M-07508 29/11/2010 No Cathy Peattie LAB Carers Rights Day 32 15-Dec-10 10-Dec-10 10-Dec-10 9-Dec-10 8-Dec-10 S3M-07508 S3M-07509 30/11/2010 No Patrick Harvie GREEN Widespread Use of CCTV 3 10-Dec-10 7-Dec-10 7-Dec-10 S3M-07509 S3M-07510 30/11/2010 Yes Helen Eadie LAB Brain Imaging Project from Scottish Universities Insight Institute 12 28-Jan-11 11-Jan-11 6-Jan-11 5-Jan-11 5-Jan-11 S3M-07510 S3M-07512 30/11/2010 No Dave Thompson SNP Movember 20 15-Dec-10 9-Dec-10 8-Dec-10 1-Dec-10 1-Dec-10 S3M-07512 S3M-07520 30/11/2010 No Sarah Boyack LAB World AIDS Day 2010 35 15-Dec-10 10-Dec-10 9-Dec-10 8-Dec-10 7-Dec-10 S3M-07520 S3M-07521 01/12/2010 No Sandra White SNP Lifeline for Older People 12 10-Dec-10 10-Dec-10 7-Dec-10 6-Dec-10 6-Dec-10 S3M-07521 S3M-07522 01/12/2010 No Bill Wilson SNP The UK's Special Representative for Trade and Investment's Apparent Support for Corruption 3 10-Dec-10 2-Dec-10 1-Dec-10 S3M-07522 S3M-07523 01/12/2010 No Ken Macintosh LAB Action for Sick Children in Scotland 15 10-Dec-10 9-Dec-10 8-Dec-10 7-Dec-10 6-Dec-10 S3M-07523 S3M-07524 01/12/2010 No Mike Pringle LD Edinburgh's Bus Drivers Keep the City Moving 12 11-Jan-11 9-Dec-10 8-Dec-10 2-Dec-10 2-Dec-10 S3M-07524 S3M-07525 01/12/2010 No Jackie Baillie LAB Preventing Sexually Transmitted Infection 11 16-Dec-10 8-Dec-10 8-Dec-10 7-Dec-10 7-Dec-10 S3M-07525 S3M-07527 01/12/2010 No Rob Gibson SNP Celebrate Scotland's Songs Resource 23 10-Dec-10 10-Dec-10 8-Dec-10 7-Dec-10 7-Dec-10 S3M-07527 S3M-07528 01/12/2010 No Bill Wilson SNP Public Sector Pay Ratios 4 8-Dec-10 2-Dec-10 2-Dec-10 2-Dec-10 S3M-07528 S3M-07529 02/12/2010 No Jackson Carlaw CON Sentencing of Mohammed Sandia 16 22-Dec-10 21-Dec-10 17-Dec-10 16-Dec-10 16-Dec-10 S3M-07529 S3M-07529.1 14/12/2010 No Bill Wilson SNP Sentencing of Mohammed Sandia 6 22-Dec-10 21-Dec-10 21-Dec-10 16-Dec-10 15-Dec-10 S3M-07529.1 S3M-07535 06/12/2010 No Jackie Baillie LAB Leuchie House 33 12-Jan-11 16-Dec-10 14-Dec-10 13-Dec-10 9-Dec-10 S3M-07535 S3M-07536 06/12/2010 No Gil Paterson SNP Scottish Cot Death Trust Research Makes its Mark on the World 25 21-Dec-10 17-Dec-10 16-Dec-10 10-Dec-10 9-Dec-10 S3M-07536 S3M-07537 06/12/2010 No Christina McKelvie SNP Every Single Woman, Equal Treatment for Women Seeking Asylum 14 21-Dec-10 9-Dec-10 9-Dec-10 8-Dec-10 8-Dec-10 S3M-07537 S3M-07538 06/12/2010 No Kenneth Gibson SNP Congratulations to Noddsdale House 8 17-Dec-10 15-Dec-10 13-Dec-10 10-Dec-10 10-Dec-10 S3M-07538 S3M-07539 06/12/2010 No Shirley-Anne Somerville SNP Lothian and Borders Police Festive Campaign 17 17-Dec-10 15-Dec-10 13-Dec-10 9-Dec-10 8-Dec-10 S3M-07539 S3M-07540 06/12/2010 No Pauline McNeill LAB Mother India, Glasgow's Best Restaurant 3 8-Dec-10 8-Dec-10 6-Dec-10 S3M-07540 S3M-07541 06/12/2010 No Aileen Campbell SNP Clydesdale Community Initiatives Recognised in 2010 SURF Awards 8 9-Dec-10 8-Dec-10 7-Dec-10 7-Dec-10 6-Dec-10 S3M-07541 S3M-07542 06/12/2010 Yes Alex Johnstone CON Bicentenary of Bell Rock Lighthouse 21 28-Jan-11 17-Dec-10 17-Dec-10 8-Dec-10 8-Dec-10 S3M-07542 S3M-07543 06/12/2010 No Cathy Peattie LAB 42% Better 24 12-Jan-11 23-Dec-10 22-Dec-10 16-Dec-10 16-Dec-10 S3M-07543 S3M-07544 06/12/2010 No Cathy Peattie LAB Save Violence Against Women Services 25 12-Jan-11 16-Dec-10 15-Dec-10 9-Dec-10 9-Dec-10 S3M-07544 S3M-07545 06/12/2010 No Cathy Peattie LAB Domestic Abuse. Together We Can Stop It 30 12-Jan-11 21-Dec-10 15-Dec-10 10-Dec-10 9-Dec-10 S3M-07545 S3M-07546 06/12/2010 No Liam McArthur LD Northern Isles Double Success in Scots Trad Music Awards 17 21-Dec-10 10-Dec-10 9-Dec-10 9-Dec-10 9-Dec-10 S3M-07546 S3M-07547 06/12/2010 No SNP Scotland Bill 1 6-Dec-10 S3M-07547 S3M-07548 07/12/2010 No Jackie Baillie LAB Going Snowhere 4 16-Dec-10 9-Dec-10 9-Dec-10 8-Dec-10 S3M-07548 S3M-07549 07/12/2010 No Liam McArthur LD Highlands and Islands Success in SURF Awards 9 9-Dec-10 9-Dec-10 8-Dec-10 8-Dec-10 7-Dec-10 S3M-07549 S3M-07551 07/12/2010 No Bill Butler LAB Glas-goals Spectacular Success 33 20-Dec-10 15-Dec-10 15-Dec-10 15-Dec-10 15-Dec-10 S3M-07551 S3M-07552 07/12/2010 No Linda Fabiani SNP Turning on the Sound 15 11-Jan-11 6-Jan-11 17-Dec-10 17-Dec-10 17-Dec-10 S3M-07552 S3M-07553 07/12/2010 No Alasdair Allan SNP Donald Stewart MP 23 11-Jan-11 23-Dec-10 21-Dec-10 10-Dec-10 9-Dec-10 S3M-07553 S3M-07554 07/12/2010 No Jackie Baillie LAB Postman Pat On The Back 21 17-Dec-10 16-Dec-10 14-Dec-10 14-Dec-10 13-Dec-10 S3M-07554 S3M-07555 07/12/2010 No Pauline McNeill LAB Congratulations to Susan Philipsz 3 24-Dec-10 8-Dec-10 8-Dec-10 S3M-07555 S3M-07556 07/12/2010 No Patrick Harvie GREEN Scottish Social Enterprise Charter 6 5-Jan-11 21-Dec-10 20-Dec-10 20-Dec-10 8-Dec-10 S3M-07556 S3M-07557 07/12/2010 No Jackie Baillie LAB Tell Organisation's 21st Birthday Celebration 10 16-Dec-10 15-Dec-10 9-Dec-10 8-Dec-10 8-Dec-10 S3M-07557 S3M-07558 07/12/2010 No Patricia Ferguson LAB North Glasgow Housing Association Has the X Factor 8 16-Dec-10 13-Dec-10 9-Dec-10 9-Dec-10 9-Dec-10 S3M-07558 S3M-07565 07/12/2010 No Bill Kidd SNP Use of Resources 3 17-Dec-10 13-Dec-10 10-Dec-10 S3M-07565 S3M-07568 07/12/2010 Yes Peter Peacock LAB Removing the Barriers to Private Sector Investment in Superfast Broadband Infrastructure 20 28-Jan-11 24-Dec-10 17-Dec-10 16-Dec-10 10-Dec-10 S3M-07568 S3M-07572 08/12/2010 No Ken Macintosh LAB The Impact of the Cold Spell on Disabled Children and their Families 26 23-Dec-10 21-Dec-10 20-Dec-10 16-Dec-10 16-Dec-10 S3M-07572 S3M-07574 09/12/2010 Yes John Scott CON Double Summer Time 19 23-Dec-10 21-Dec-10 14-Dec-10 14-Dec-10 10-Dec-10 S3M-07574 S3M-07575 09/12/2010 No Stuart McMillan SNP Scottish Green Energy Awards, Recognising Renewables Champions 11 11-Jan-11 16-Dec-10 14-Dec-10 13-Dec-10 13-Dec-10 S3M-07575 S3M-07576 09/12/2010 No Nanette Milne CON Asthma UK Scotland Youth Ambassadors 31 6-Jan-11 21-Dec-10 17-Dec-10 17-Dec-10 17-Dec-10 S3M-07576 S3M-07577 09/12/2010 No Elaine Murray LAB Theatre Royal Dumfries nil S3M-07577 S3M-07579 09/12/2010 No Karen Whitefield LAB Dedicated School Staff 14 21-Dec-10 16-Dec-10 16-Dec-10 16-Dec-10 15-Dec-10 S3M-07579 S3M-07580 09/12/2010 No Patrick Harvie GREEN Unacceptable Gender Impact of Spending Cuts 14 20-Dec-10 16-Dec-10 15-Dec-10 14-Dec-10 13-Dec-10 S3M-07580 S3M-07581 10/12/2010 No Rob Gibson SNP Evanton Co-op Wins UK Customer Service Award 11 24-Dec-10 17-Dec-10 16-Dec-10 15-Dec-10 14-Dec-10 S3M-07581 S3M-07582 10/12/2010 No John Park LAB Frosty Relations in the Workplace 22 17-Dec-10 16-Dec-10 15-Dec-10 14-Dec-10 14-Dec-10 S3M-07582 S3M-07583 10/12/2010 No Jeremy Purvis LD Congratulations to St Ronan's Silver Band on its 200th Anniversary 1 14-Dec-10 S3M-07583 S3M-07584 10/12/2010 No Christine Grahame SNP Penicuik CAB 1 14-Dec-10 S3M-07584 S3M-07585 10/12/2010 No Bill Kidd SNP Carers’ Missing Millions 20 11-Jan-11 21-Dec-10 17-Dec-10 17-Dec-10 16-Dec-10 S3M-07585 S3M-07586 10/12/2010 No Christine Grahame SNP SCCRC, the Megrahi Conviction and SSI 2009/448 Article 2(b) nil S3M-07586 S3M-07587 13/12/2010 No Robin Harper GREEN Assembly Rooms, Edinburgh 1 14-Dec-10 S3M-07587 S3M-07588 13/12/2010 No Aileen Campbell SNP Special Nativity Event in Carstairs and Carstairs Junction 6 22-Dec-10 17-Dec-10 16-Dec-10 14-Dec-10 13-Dec-10 S3M-07588 S3M-07589 13/12/2010 No Mary Mulligan LAB The Historic Reopening of the Airdrie to Bathgate Rail Link 20 6-Jan-11 24-Dec-10 23-Dec-10 21-Dec-10 21-Dec-10 S3M-07589 S3M-07590 13/12/2010 No Alasdair Allan SNP Tobar an Dualchais 19 25-Jan-11 24-Dec-10 21-Dec-10 17-Dec-10 16-Dec-10 S3M-07590 S3M-07591 13/12/2010 No David Whitton LAB Call of Success from Kirkintilloch 2 15-Dec-10 14-Dec-10 S3M-07591 S3M-07594 14/12/2010 No Shirley-Anne Somerville SNP Support for Lothian Bus Workers' Campaign 4 17-Dec-10 15-Dec-10 15-Dec-10 15-Dec-10 S3M-07594 S3M-07595 14/12/2010 No Sandra White SNP Cut the VAT on Building Repairs 17 23-Dec-10 21-Dec-10 17-Dec-10 17-Dec-10 16-Dec-10 S3M-07595 S3M-07596 14/12/2010 No Lewis Macdonald LAB Glencraft's Royal Warrant 31 23-Dec-10 22-Dec-10 22-Dec-10 20-Dec-10 20-Dec-10 S3M-07596 S3M-07599 14/12/2010 No Alasdair Allan SNP Western Isles School Leavers' Success 11 17-Dec-10 16-Dec-10 15-Dec-10 15-Dec-10 14-Dec-10 S3M-07599 S3M-07602 14/12/2010 No Bill Wilson SNP UN Resolution 65/55 on Depleted Uranium 10 24-Dec-10 21-Dec-10 17-Dec-10 15-Dec-10 15-Dec-10 S3M-07602 S3M-07607 15/12/2010 No Nanette Milne CON Royal Blind, National Braille Week 2011 40 11-Jan-11 6-Jan-11 5-Jan-11 24-Dec-10 23-Dec-10 S3M-07607 S3M-07608 15/12/2010 No Patrick Harvie GREEN North Kelvin Meadow Award 2 16-Dec-10 15-Dec-10 S3M-07608 S3M-07609 16/12/2010 No Jackie Baillie LAB Coalition Attack on Disabled People 27 25-Jan-11 21-Dec-10 21-Dec-10 20-Dec-10 20-Dec-10 S3M-07609 S3M-07609.1 16/12/2010 No Bill Kidd SNP Coalition Attack on Disabled People 11 24-Dec-10 22-Dec-10 21-Dec-10 17-Dec-10 17-Dec-10 S3M-07609.1 S3M-07610 15/12/2010 No Patrick Harvie GREEN Extrajudicial, Summary and Arbitrary Executions on Grounds of Sexual Orientation 24 11-Jan-11 6-Jan-11 5-Jan-11 21-Dec-10 20-Dec-10 S3M-07610 S3M-07612 15/12/2010 No Hugh O'Donnell LD Restrictions on Sport and Athletics in Gaza 20 11-Jan-11 22-Dec-10 22-Dec-10 22-Dec-10 22-Dec-10 S3M-07612 S3M-07613 15/12/2010 No Murdo Fraser CON Perth City Status 2012 12 14-Jan-11 20-Dec-10 20-Dec-10 17-Dec-10 17-Dec-10 S3M-07613 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