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Business Bulletin No. 186/2001

Section F : Motions and Amendments

A full list of outstanding motions is available to view each Monday in paper copy at the Chamber Desk or alternatively on the Scottish Parliament web site as Outstanding Motions. The full text of all motions lodged the previous week will appear in the Business Bulletin the following 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-2550 Brian Adam: Donald Whyte, Genealogist—That the Parliament applauds the significant role played by Donald Whyte in encouraging the development of family history and genealogy in Scotland and calls on the Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body to recognise in the new Parliament building the importance of researching family history in preserving Scotland's culture and heritage.

Supported by: Margaret Smith*, Stewart Stevenson*, Ms Sandra White*, Michael Russell*, Richard Lochhead*, Mr Kenny MacAskill*, Mr Murray Tosh*, Fergus Ewing*, Colin Campbell*

*S1M-2549# Marilyn Livingstone: Fifth Anniversary of Rehab Scotland’s Fife Brain Injury Vocational Service—That the Parliament commends Rehab Scotland’s Fife Brain Injury Vocational Service, based in Kirkcaldy, on completing five years this month of providing essential assistance to sufferers and increasing local awareness of the effects of brain injuries; welcomes the significant role which the service has played in empowering those affected by brain injuries throughout Fife in rebuilding their lives and increasing their independence; notes concern that many of the service’s clients are young men under the age of 30, and calls upon the Scottish Executive to work with the voluntary sector to increase awareness of brain injuries, particularly among young people.

S1M-2547 Physical Education in Primary Schools (lodged on 11 December 2001) Murdo Fraser*, Tommy Sheridan*, Lord James Douglas-Hamilton*

S1M-2540 Career Opportunities in the Scottish Maritime Industry (lodged on 11 December 2001) Michael Russell*, Tommy Sheridan*

S1M-2539# Research into Cancer Levels in the Semiconductor Industry (lodged on 11 December 2001) Tommy Sheridan*, Alex Neil*

S1M-2537 Civil Legal Aid (lodged on 10 December 2001) Mr Kenneth Gibson*, Mr Adam Ingram*, Mr Kenny MacAskill*, Stewart Stevenson*, Fergus Ewing*, Brian Adam*, Ms Margo MacDonald*, Michael Russell*, Ms Sandra White*, Shona Robison*

S1M-2536 European Notes and Coins (lodged on 10 December 2001) Mr Keith Raffan*, Mr Mike Rumbles*

S1M-2535 Condemnation of Female Circumcision (lodged on 10 December 2001) Colin Campbell*, Nora Radcliffe*

S1M-2534# Save Post Office Jobs (lodged on 7 December 2001) Nora Radcliffe*, Mr Kenneth Gibson*

S1M-2533# Musical Instrument Instructors (lodged on 7 December 2001) Mrs Lyndsay McIntosh*

S1M-2529# New Lanark (lodged on 6 December 2001) Mrs Lyndsay McIntosh*

S1M-2528# Young Runaways (lodged on 6 December 2001) Mr Keith Raffan*, Nora Radcliffe*

S1M-2526 Breastfeeding Clinic at Yorkhill, Glasgow (lodged on 6 December 2001) Mrs Lyndsay McIntosh*

S1M-2516 National Asthma Campaign Scotland (lodged on 4 December 2001) Mr Keith Raffan*, Mrs Lyndsay McIntosh*, Nicola Sturgeon*, Dennis Canavan*

S1M-2515 Beatson Oncology Centre, Glasgow (lodged on 4 December 2001) Mrs Lyndsay McIntosh*

S1M-2367 Outdoor Access for All (lodged on 25 October 2001) Mr Keith Raffan*

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