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Proposed Mediation (Scotland) Bill Final proposal – list of supporters

The table below lists in alphabetical order all the MSPs who added their names in support of the above final proposal.

  • Number
  • Supporter’s name

Clare Adamson Jackie Baillie

Party

1. 2. 3. 4.
Scottish National Party Scottish Labour

  • Scottish Labour
  • Claire Baker

  • Jeremy Balfour
  • Scottish Conservative and

Unionist Party

5.

6.
Michelle Ballantyne Bill Bowman
Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party

Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party

7. 8.
Sarah Boyack Miles Briggs
Scottish Labour Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party

  • 9.
  • Alexander Burnett

Donald Cameron Jackson Carlaw Finlay Carson
Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party

10.

11. 12. 13. 14. 15.
Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party

Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party

Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party

Peter Chapman

Maurice Corry
Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party

Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party

  • Ruth Davidson
  • Scottish Conservative and

Unionist Party
16. 17.

  • John Finnie
  • Scottish Green Party

  • Murdo Fraser
  • Scottish Conservative and

Unionist Party

  • 18.
  • Maurice Golden
  • Scottish Conservative and

Unionist Party

19. 20. 21.
Christine Grahame Rhoda Grant
Scottish National Party Scottish Labour

  • Jamie Greene
  • Scottish Conservative and

Unionist Party

22. 23.

  • Mark Griffin
  • Scottish Labour

  • Jamie Halcro Johnston
  • Scottish Conservative and

Unionist Party

  • 24.
  • Rachael Hamilton
  • Scottish Conservative and

Unionist Party

25. 26.
Emma Harper Alison Harris
Scottish National Party Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party

27. 28. 29. 30.
Patrick Harvie Alison Johnstone James Kelly Liam Kerr
Scottish Green Party Scottish Green Party Scottish Labour Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party

31. 32. 33. 34.

  • Bill Kidd
  • Scottish National Party

  • Scottish Labour
  • Johann Lamont

Monica Lennon Dean Lockhart
Scottish Labour Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party

35. 36.

  • Richard Lyle
  • Scottish National Party

  • Scottish National Party
  • Fulton MacGregor

37. 38.
Rona Mackay Tom Mason
Scottish National Party Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party

39. 40. 41. 42. 43.
Joan McAlpine Liam McArthur Mark McDonald Stuart McMillan Edward Mountain
Scottish National Party Scottish Liberal Democrats Independent Scottish National Party Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party

  • 44.
  • Oliver Mundell
  • Scottish Conservative and

Unionist Party

45. 46.

  • Mike Rumbles
  • Scottish Liberal Democrats

  • Graham Simpson
  • Scottish Conservative and

Unionist Party

47. 48.
Elaine Smith Liz Smith
Scottish Labour Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party

  • 49.
  • Alexander Stewart
  • Scottish Conservative and

Unionist Party

50. 51.
David Stewart Adam Tomkins
Scottish Labour Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party

  • 52.
  • Annie Wells
  • Scottish Conservative and

Unionist Party

53. 54.
Sandra White Brian Whittle
Scottish National Party Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party

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