Motion · S1M-01794 · 26 Mar 2001
Financial Powers of the Parliament
The motion
That the Parliament notes that the current devolution settlement gives the Scottish Parliament fewer financial powers than any other Parliament in the world; further notes, that while devolution is a recognition of the need and desirability for policy divergences within the United Kingdom, the financial settlement underpinning it is designed explicitly to produce convergence in public expenditure; recognises that two thirds of Scots already support the devolution of full financial powers to the Scottish Parliament and calls for the Scottish Executive to respond to this growing consensus and bring forward proposals to deliver full financial powers to the Parliament.
Supporters (3)
- Dorothy-Grace Elder 27 Mar 2001
- Kenneth Gibson No Party Affiliation 27 Mar 2001
- Shona Robison 27 Mar 2001
Source: the Scottish Parliament motions and amendments record.