Roz McCall

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At a glance Roz McCall was a Member of the Scottish Parliament.

Votes cast851

Attendance29%

Voted For343

Voted Against466

Attendance is votes cast as a share of the 2,903 Holyrood divisions on record; Roz McCall did not vote in 56.

Voting recordlatest 15 shown

The most recent divisions Roz McCall voted in. For, Against and Abstain are as recorded.

24 Mar 2026	Restraint and Seclusion in Schools (Scotland) Bill	For
24 Mar 2026	Railways Bill - UK Legislation	Abstain
24 Mar 2026	Crofting and Scottish Land Court Bill	For
24 Mar 2026	Visitor Levy (Amendment) (Scotland) Bill	For
19 Mar 2026	Children (Care, Care Experience and Services Planning) (Scotland) Bill	For
19 Mar 2026	Standards, Procedures and Public Appointments Committee’s 8th Report, 2026 (Session 6)	For
18 Mar 2026	Greyhound Racing (Offences) (Scotland) Bill	Against
18 Mar 2026	Approval of SSI	Against
17 Mar 2026	Non-surgical Procedures and Functions of Medical Reviewers (Scotland) Bill	For
17 Mar 2026	Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults (Scotland) Bill	Against
17 Mar 2026	Building Safety Levy (Scotland) Bill	Against
11 Mar 2026	Business Programme	Against
11 Mar 2026	Approval of SSI	Against
11 Mar 2026	Approval of SSI	For
11 Mar 2026	Approval of SSI	For

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Questions240 tabled

Roz McCall has tabled 240 questions in the Scottish Parliament.

To ask the Scottish Government what assessment it has made of the impact of its Budget 2026-27 on the ability of local … 11 Mar 2026 · Portfolio Question

To ask the Scottish Government what assessment it has made of the impact of its Budget 2026-27 on the ability of local authorities, including Perth and Kinross Council, to meet rising demand for services.

Awaiting an answer.

To ask the Scottish Government what further support it will provide to local authorities to protect access to public li… 4 Mar 2026 · Portfolio Question

To ask the Scottish Government what further support it will provide to local authorities to protect access to public libraries in rural areas.

Awaiting an answer.

To ask the Scottish Government whether it will provide a breakdown of the £24.311 million allocated in 2026-27 to… 27 Feb 2026 · Written Question

To ask the Scottish Government whether it will provide a breakdown of the £24.311 million allocated in 2026-27 to the Level 4 budget line of Other Spend, under the Level 3 budget heading of Social Care Support in the Health and Social Care portfolio, specifically detailing (a) how much is allocated to sensory impairment services, (b) which specific services and initiatives will be supported and (c) how this compares to the allocation for sensory impairment support services in (i) 2025-26, (ii) 2024-25 and (iii) 2023-24.

Answer · Tom Arthur · 10 Mar 2026

The level 4 breakdown provided in the budget tables is the lowest breakdown currently available as spending plans are still being finalised by policy leads.However, we can confirm that £320,000 from this budget will be included in the Local Government Finance settlement for sensory impairment in 2026-27. This is consistent with the allocation in 2025-26, 2024-25 and 2023-24.The Scottish Government’s policy towards local authorities’ spending is to allow local authorities the financial freedom to operate independently. As such, the vast majority of funding is provided by means of a block grant. It is then the responsibility of individual local authorities to manage their own budgets and to allocate the total financial resources available to them, on the basis of local needs and priorities, having first fulfilled their statutory obligations and the jointly agreed set of national and local priorities.

To ask the Scottish Government whether the £57.044 million allocated in 2026-27 to the Level 4 budget line of Equ… 27 Feb 2026 · Written Question

To ask the Scottish Government whether the £57.044 million allocated in 2026-27 to the Level 4 budget line of Equalities, Inclusion and Additional Support for Learning, under the Level 3 budget heading of Improvement, Attainment and Wellbeing in the Education and Skills portfolio, includes provision for increasing the supply of (a) qualified teachers of children and young people with visual impairment (QTVIs) and (b) qualified teachers of deaf children and young people (QTODs), and, if so, what the allocations are for each.

Answer · Jenny Gilruth · 12 Mar 2026

Education authorities have duties under the Additional Support for Learning Act 2004 to identify, provide for and review the additional needs of their pupils. The recruitment and deployment of specialist teaching staff is the responsibility of education authorities, who also have duties to employ qualified teachers for deaf and visually impaired pupils.The Scottish Government is committed to investing in Additional Support for Learning (ASL), including provision for pupils with sensory impairments. Building on the record investment by local authorities in ASL of almost £1.1bn in 2024-25, the Scottish Government invested a further £28m to support the ASL workforce and teacher numbers nationally and locally in 2025-26. The 2026-27 budget maintains this additional investment.

To ask the Scottish Government what action it is taking to ensure consistent implementation of the National Framework f… 19 Feb 2026 · Written Question

To ask the Scottish Government what action it is taking to ensure consistent implementation of the National Framework for Adult Support and Protection Learning and Development in Scotland across all local authority areas.

Answer · Tom Arthur · 2 Mar 2026

The National Framework for Adult Support and Protection (ASP) Learning and Development in Scotland provides a multi-agency, multi-disciplinary resource to ensure that all those involved in supporting and protecting adults are appropriately trained and skilled for their role. It prioritises workforce development and underscores the importance of dialogue, collaboration, and partnership across professional groups. The Framework aims to support a consistent approach across Scotland which can be adapted for local use to enhance existing local training approaches. An implementation plan has been developed and will be delivered by the by the National ASP Coordinator and supported by the multi-agency National Learning and Development Network. This includes work with early adopter sites to provide feedback and a multi-agency review on its use 10 months following publication. Colleagues in learning and development roles within multi-agency local partnerships are in a unique position to support best practice. They can develop the knowledge and skills required in practitioners across all organisations and services, promoting multi-agency, multi-service shared learning.

To ask the Scottish Government whether it will publish an implementation plan, including measurable outcomes, for the N… 19 Feb 2026 · Written Question

To ask the Scottish Government whether it will publish an implementation plan, including measurable outcomes, for the National Framework for Adult Support and Protection Learning and Development in Scotland.

Answer · Tom Arthur · 2 Mar 2026

To ask the Scottish Government whether it will provide financial support to third sector organisations to enable them t… 19 Feb 2026 · Written Question

To ask the Scottish Government whether it will provide financial support to third sector organisations to enable them to meet the training requirements set out under the National Framework for Adult Support and Protection Learning and Development in Scotland.

Answer · Tom Arthur · 24 Feb 2026

To ask the First Minister what the Scottish Government’s response is to reports that hundreds of teachers have so… 16 Feb 2026 · First Minister's Question

To ask the First Minister what the Scottish Government’s response is to reports that hundreds of teachers have sought medical treatment following attacks by pupils in the last five years.

Awaiting an answer.

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Motions lodged117 lodged

9 Mar 2026	Enva’s Contribution to Scotland’s Waste Management	20 sig.
25 Feb 2026	Macmillan Cancer Support Delivers New Integrated Cancer Support Service	28 sig.
11 Feb 2026	Improved Childcare Support for Parents	22 sig.
29 Jan 2026	Perthshire Trainee Conservationist in Running for the ALBAs	27 sig.
22 Jan 2026	Stroke Prevention Day 2026	32 sig.
17 Dec 2025	Martin Christie of Kirkcaldy Named Volunteer of the Year at Sportscotland Scottish Sport Awards 2025	2 sig.

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Speechesfrom the Official Report

Recent things Roz McCall has said in the chamber and in committee, from the Official Report.

24 Mar 2026 Adoption Support for Families (draft)

I thank Fulton MacGregor for bringing the motion to the chamber and for continuing to highlight the importance of strengthening adoption support for families across Scotland.The issues that are raised in the motion and in the report “Stren…

24 Mar 2026 Restraint and Seclusion in Schools (Scotland) Bill: Stage 3 (draft)

I thank Fergus Ewing for that intervention. I cannot disagree with a single word that he said. In the work that I have tried to take forward with the minister Natalie Don-Innes, we have tried very hard to work on a cross-party basis, and t…

24 Mar 2026 Restraint and Seclusion in Schools (Scotland) Bill: Stage 3 (draft)

First, I congratulate Daniel Johnson, the non-Government bills unit and everyone involved in getting this important bill to this stage. I am deeply impressed by all the members who have managed to navigate the maze of the legislative proce…

19 Mar 2026 Children (Care, Care Experience and Services Planning) (Scotland) Bill (draft)

I begin by thanking the minister, not only for her willingness to work across the chamber, and directly with me, throughout the passage of the bill, but for the speech that she has just given. Her speeches are best when they come from the …