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BUSINESS BULLETIN 87/1999

Tuesday 9 November 1999

Section F - Motions and Amendments 

 

 

The full text of all outstanding motions and amendments will appear in the Business Bulletin every Monday.

Items marked with an asterisk (*) are new or have been altered. Asterisks in the text show the extent of alterations made.

Motions which members wish to be considered for debate as members’ business in the Parliament are marked with a hash symbol (#).

 

 

*S1M-260 Mr Lloyd Quinan: Hamish Henderson—That the Parliament recognises the contribution Hamish Henderson has made, not only to Scottish culture through song, verse and by translation of other nations’ culture into English and Scots, but to the reputation of Scotland as a progressive, forward looking, inclusive nation, both at home and abroad; congratulates him on the occasion of his 80th birthday and recognises that, as a veteran of the Second World War, its co-incidence with armistice day is a fitting point for reflection on the values of peace, social justice and the aspiration to a global community based on trust and mutual respect crossing all boundaries which underpin his work.

Supported by: Michael Russell*, Andrew Wilson*, Roseanna Cunningham*, Kay Ullrich*, Ms Margo MacDonald*, Mr Gil Paterson*

 

*S1M-259# Roseanna Cunningham: Traditional Music in Scotland—That the Parliament welcomes the recent initiative set up jointly by the Scottish Arts Council and Scottish Tourist Board with the intention of developing visitor access to traditional music; calls for the extension of this initiative beyond the pilot areas of Fife, Shetland, Ross and Cromarty, the Borders and Orkney, and recognises that this work re-affirms the key role of Scotland’s indigenous arts in any cultural strategy as well as in the economic life of Scotland.

 

*S1M-258 Donald Dewar: Working Together In Europe—That the Parliament endorses the Scottish Executive’s policy of continued positive engagement within the European Union; recognises that our full participation in Europe is vital to our present and future economic success and prosperity; and believes that Scottish businesses, communities and families are best served by our working together in leadership in Europe with the rest of Britain.

 

*S1M-257 Mr Tom McCabe: Approval of SSI—That the Parliament agrees that the Food Protection (Emergency Prohibitions) (Amnesic Shellfish Poisoning) (North Coast) (Scotland) Order 1999 (SSI 1999/125) be approved.

 

S1M-235 A Fair Deal for NHS Workers (lodged on 28 October 1999) Dorothy-Grace Elder*, Mr Gil Paterson*

 

S1M-223# Pardon for Executed Soldiers (lodged on 25 October 1999) Fiona Hyslop*

 

S1M-217# Nuclear Weapons (lodged on 25 October 1999) Mr Gil Paterson*

 

S1M-215 Legal Ruling on Nuclear Weapons (lodged on 22 October 1999) Mr Gil Paterson*

 

S1M-198 Jubilee 2000 Campaign (lodged on 8 October 1999) Tavish Scott*, Lord James Douglas-Hamilton*

 

S1M-117 Act of Settlement (lodged on 1 September 1999) Mr Gil Paterson*, Ms Margo MacDonald*

 

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