Motion · S1M-01200 · 20 Sep 2000
British American Tobacco
The motion
That the Parliament notes with alarm the allegations made on 20 September 2000 on Good Morning Scotland that British American Tobacco marketing teams have been targeting children in Africa by offering them free cigarettes, and calls upon the Scottish Executive to press the relevant departments of Her Majesty’s Government to bring pressure to bear on tobacco companies to cease this abhorrent practice and to support the move towards international regulation of tobacco marketing.
Supporters (19)
- David Mundell 21 Sep 2000
- Tommy Sheridan 21 Sep 2000
- Donald Gorrie 25 Sep 2000
- Kenneth Gibson No Party Affiliation 26 Sep 2000
- Robert Brown 28 Sep 2000
- Phil Gallie 28 Sep 2000
- Cathy Peattie 28 Sep 2000
- Adam Ingram 29 Sep 2000
- Brian Adam 3 Oct 2000
- Christine Grahame 3 Oct 2000
- Alex Neil 3 Oct 2000
- Mr David Davidson 4 Oct 2000
- Shona Robison 4 Oct 2000
- Nora Radcliffe 5 Oct 2000
- Robin Harper 9 Oct 2000
- Sandra White 10 Oct 2000
- Mary Scanlon 26 Oct 2000
- Fergus Ewing 6 Nov 2000
- Gil Paterson 9 Nov 2000
Source: the Scottish Parliament motions and amendments record.