At a glance Malcolm Offord is a Reform UK regional Member of the Scottish Parliament for West Scotland (region).
Attendance is votes cast as a share of the 2,903 Holyrood divisions on record; Malcolm Offord did not vote in 7. A rebellion is a vote against the way most of their own party voted; free votes, where no party line applies, are left out. At Holyrood an abstention is a deliberate recorded vote, distinct from not voting at all.
Party-loyalty figures are our own analysis of the official voting records (recorded votes only; they do not describe the formal whip). How we work this out.
Voting record
The most recent divisions Malcolm Offord voted in. For, Against and Abstain are as recorded.
| 25 Jun 2026 | Achieving a Sustainable Prison Population | For |
| 25 Jun 2026 | Achieving a Sustainable Prison Population | For |
| 25 Jun 2026 | Achieving a Sustainable Prison Population | For |
| 25 Jun 2026 | Achieving a Sustainable Prison Population | Against |
| 25 Jun 2026 | Achieving a Sustainable Prison Population | Against |
| 24 Jun 2026 | National Security (State Threats) Bill – UK Legislation | For |
| 24 Jun 2026 | Scotland Needs Reform: Five Years to 2031 | Against |
| 24 Jun 2026 | Scotland Needs Reform: Five Years to 2031 | Against |
| 23 Jun 2026 | Meeting the Challenge of Climate Change | Against |
| 23 Jun 2026 | Steel Industry (Nationalisation) Bill - UK Legislation | For |
| 23 Jun 2026 | Meeting the Challenge of Climate Change | For |
| 23 Jun 2026 | Meeting the Challenge of Climate Change | Against |
| 23 Jun 2026 | Meeting the Challenge of Climate Change | For |
| 23 Jun 2026 | Meeting the Challenge of Climate Change | Against |
| 16 Jun 2026 | Strengthening Scotland’s Partnership with the Third Sector | For |
Register of interests
From the Scottish Parliament's Register of Interests. Shown as registered; nothing is added or interpreted.
Controlled transactions1
- No registrable interests. (lodged 3 Jun 2026)
Gifts1
- No registrable interests. (lodged 3 Jun 2026)
Heritable property5
- I own a flat in Inverclyde with a market value of between £100,000 and £200,000. I do not receive any income from this property. (lodged 3 Jun 2026)
- I own a flat on the Isle of Wight with a market value of between £1,200,001 and £1,300,000. I do not receive any income from this property. (lodged 3 Jun 2026)
- I own a flat in Kensington and Chelsea with a market value of between £1,700,001 and £1,800,000. I do not receive any income from this property. (lodged 3 Jun 2026)
- I own a house in Argyll and Bute with a market value of between £1,500,001 and £1,600,000. I do not receive any income from this property. (lodged 3 Jun 2026)
- I own a house in Cape Town, South Africa, with a market value of between £900,001 and £1,000,000. When the property is let, I receive an annual income from it of between £25,001 and £30,000. The previous tenant vacated the property on 31 March 2026 and it has not yet been relet. (lodged 3 Jun 2026)
Interest in shares12
- I hold shares in Neighbourly Limited, a company concerned with business and domestic software development. The shares represent 1.12% of the issued share capital. The value of the shares falls below the threshold for registration. (lodged 3 Jun 2026)
- I hold ordinary shares in the Silver Liqueur Company Limited, a company concerned with spirit distillation and drinks distribution. The shares represent 9.35% of the issued share capital. The value of the shares falls below the threshold for registration. (lodged 3 Jun 2026)
- I hold ordinary shares in Alpha Whisky Ltd, a wholesaler of wine, beer, spirits and other alcoholic beverages. The shares represent 4.05% of the issued share capital. The value of the shares falls below the threshold for registration. (lodged 3 Jun 2026)
- I hold ordinary shares in Yondr Group Limited, a company providing air pollution monitoring and solutions in the real estate sector. The shares represent 1.05% of the issued share capital. The value of the shares falls below the threshold for registration. (lodged 3 Jun 2026)
- I hold ordinary shares in London Scottish International Limited, a rugby club. The shares represent 13.5% of the issued share capital. The value of the shares falls below the threshold for registration. (lodged 3 Jun 2026)
- I hold ordinary shares in NFH Investments Limited (company number 10761771, previously Nude Finance Holdings Limited), a holding company with an equity investment in Tembo Savings Limited. The shares represent 3.8% of the issued share capital. The value of the shares falls below the threshold for registration. (lodged 3 Jun 2026)
- I hold ordinary shares in Badenoch Partners Limited, representing 100% of the issued share capital. The company is dormant and has never carried on any business. (lodged 3 Jun 2026)
- I hold ordinary shares in Badenoch Advisors Limited, representing 100% of the issued share capital. The company is dormant and has never carried on any business. (lodged 3 Jun 2026)
- I hold A shares in Badenoch Investments, a family investment company. The shares represent exactly 1% of the issued share capital. The value of the shares falls below the threshold for registration. The A shares have no entitlement to a dividend or any value on wind-up. (lodged 3 Jun 2026)
- I hold ordinary shares in Badenoch & Co Limited, a company providing management and other consultancy services and corporate investment. The shares represent 50% of the issued share capital, with a market value of £1,500,000. (lodged 3 Jun 2026)
- I hold ordinary shares in The Borders Distillery Company Limited, a spirit distillation and drinks distribution company. The shares represent 12% of the issued share capital, with a market value of £775,000. Additionally, Badenoch & Co Limited (another company in which I hold shares) owns 7.2% of The Borders Distillery Company Limited. (lodged 3 Jun 2026)
- I hold ordinary shares in Cashmaster (Holdings) Limited, a company concerned with the development, manufacture and sale of technology products. The shares represent 75% of the issued share capital, with a market value of £2,750,000. (lodged 3 Jun 2026)
Overseas visits1
- No registrable interests. (lodged 3 Jun 2026)
Remuneration and related undertaking1
- No registrable interests. (lodged 3 Jun 2026)
Voluntary1
- I act as a trustee of The Badenoch Trust (company number 6428637, charity registration number 1121887). I receive no remuneration for this role. (lodged 3 Jun 2026)
Questions
Malcolm Offord has tabled 7 questions in the Scottish Parliament.
To ask the Scottish Government at what point an NHS Scotland patient, who requires treatment and cannot access appropri…
To ask the Scottish Government at what point an NHS Scotland patient, who requires treatment and cannot access appropriate care and treatment within their own NHS board, has the right to seek timeous treatment from a provider (a) in another NHS board, (b) anywhere else within the UK or (c) further afield.
Answer · Angela Constance · 10 Jul 2026
It is expected that most patients will be seen and treated locally wherever possible and appropriate, based on clinical need.The NHSScotland National Access Policy (December 2023) sets out the national framework for how Health Boards ensure equitable and timely access to care. Under this policy, Health Boards are responsible for ensuring patients are treated as quickly as possible, including by optimising available capacity and working collaboratively across NHS Scotland.Patients may be offered treatment within another NHS Board where this is clinically appropriate and capacity is available. Where necessary, Health Boards may also arrange treatment with alternative providers, including elsewhere within the UK.The policy does not prevent patients from independently seeking treatment outside NHS arrangements. However, patients should not assume that the costs of such treatment will be met by the NHS. Any request for NHS funding must be agreed in advance by the responsible Health Board, which remains accountable for the patient's care.
To ask the Scottish Government what the process is for an individual to be seen by a practitioner in another NHS board …
To ask the Scottish Government what the process is for an individual to be seen by a practitioner in another NHS board area where there is capacity.
Answer · Angela Constance · 10 Jul 2026
It is expected that most patients will be seen and treated locally wherever possible and appropriate, based on clinical need.The NHSScotland National Access Policy sets out that Health Boards must optimise available capacity and work collaboratively to ensure patients are treated as quickly as possible. This includes offering treatment outwith a patient’s local Health Board where this is clinically appropriate and capacity is available.Patients may therefore be offered appointments or treatment in another NHS Board, including National Treatment Centres or the Golden Jubilee University National Hospital. Decisions on these arrangements are made by clinical teams and Health Boards, and follow robust clinical pathways.Patients may choose whether to accept an alternative offer; however, accommodating requests for a specific location cannot be guaranteed and should be discussed with the relevant clinical team.
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Motions lodged
| 22 Jun 2026 | Scotland Needs Reform: Five Years to 2031 | 0 sig. |
| 10 Jun 2026 | Public Service Reform: Empowering Staff, Service Users and Local Communities | 0 sig. |
| 19 May 2026 | Scott Hastings | 25 sig. |
Speeches
Recent things Malcolm Offord has said in the chamber and in committee, from the Official Report.
25 Jun 2026 First Minister’s Question Time (draft)
It is the last day of term, so, on the same theme, I will say that the items bought by Peter Murrell with money stolen from the Scottish National Party are now part of Scotland’s political history and that the saga will be taught to future…
25 Jun 2026 First Minister’s Question Time (draft)
I thank the First Minister for his answer, which was more comprehensive than I expected. I was dreading him coming back with a long-winded, “No comment,” which begs the question of whether saying, “No comment,” is ever an acceptable respon…
25 Jun 2026 First Minister’s Question Time (draft)
Does the First Minister welcome the recent landmark legal ruling by Lady Ross on the case brought by that excellent organisation For Women Scotland? Will he ensure that it is implemented in full, in letter and in spirit as soon as possible…
24 Jun 2026 Reform UK Priorities (draft)
Does the member recognise the inconvenient truth of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development numbers that say that, in the 10 years since the UK left the European Union, growth in the UK was 13 per cent? That is not very …
24 Jun 2026 Reform UK Priorities (draft)
Does the member recognise the inconvenient truth of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development numbers that say that, in the 10 years since the UK left the European Union, growth in the UK was 13 per cent? That is not very …
24 Jun 2026 Reform UK Priorities (draft)
Will the member take an intervention?
24 Jun 2026 Reform UK Priorities (draft)
Will the member take an intervention?
24 Jun 2026 Reform UK Priorities (draft)
I agree with Mr Rennie, and I have been on the record many times talking about the 750,000 Scots of adult age who are not working. What is so wrong with us, in this chamber, recognising that and prioritising getting our own people back to …
24 Jun 2026 Reform UK Priorities (draft)
I agree with Mr Rennie, and I have been on the record many times talking about the 750,000 Scots of adult age who are not working. What is so wrong with us, in this chamber, recognising that and prioritising getting our own people back to …
24 Jun 2026 Reform UK Priorities (draft)
I say to the member that the only incitement going on is coming from him as he raises his voice in this manner. Interruption. I said on the record last week, and I say it again now, that violence is never an answer to any problem. I will s…
24 Jun 2026 Reform UK Priorities (draft)
I say to the member that the only incitement going on is coming from him as he raises his voice in this manner. Interruption. I said on the record last week, and I say it again now, that violence is never an answer to any problem. I will s…
24 Jun 2026 Reform UK Priorities (draft)
Will the member give way?
24 Jun 2026 Reform UK Priorities (draft)
Will the member give way?
24 Jun 2026 Reform UK Priorities (draft)
In relation to the much-vaunted jobs in Scotland, how does the minister respond to the fact that, among all the turbines around our country, there is not a single blade made in Scotland?
24 Jun 2026 Reform UK Priorities (draft)
In relation to the much-vaunted jobs in Scotland, how does the minister respond to the fact that, among all the turbines around our country, there is not a single blade made in Scotland?
24 Jun 2026 Reform UK Priorities (draft)
We have had six weeks of debates on a variety of topics on which the Scottish National Party, as the largest party in the chamber, has set out its vision for Scotland for the next five years. The purpose of this debate is to state clearly …
24 Jun 2026 Reform UK Priorities (draft)
We have had six weeks of debates on a variety of topics on which the Scottish National Party, as the largest party in the chamber, has set out its vision for Scotland for the next five years. The purpose of this debate is to state clearly …
18 Jun 2026 Provisional Outturn 2025-26 (draft)
Will the minister review the complicated and burdensome six-band income tax regime in Scotland, in light of the fact that the Scottish Fiscal Commission says that the system is collecting less money than was forecast and collected £850 mil…
18 Jun 2026 First Minister’s Question Time (draft)
There is another lesson to be learned. That unfortunate case in Dundee brings into sharp focus the reality that white working-class girls across the UK have not been believed by the authorities when they have reported sexual abuse. That is…
18 Jun 2026 First Minister’s Question Time (draft)
Once again, the First Minister has not answered the question. My question was entirely measured and factual, and I have not had a response—perhaps the First Minister might write to me with one.Moving from Glasgow to Dundee, the First Minis…
Seat & career
- West Scotland (region) Regional MSP 7 May 2026 – present
Contact & offices
Source: this MSP's official Scottish Parliament profile. Last updated 26 Jul 2026.