Motion · S1M-01831 · 5 Apr 2001

Public Interest Whistle-blowing in Scotland

Lodged by Mr John McAllion Members' Business Motion 26 supporters

The motion

That the Parliament , while welcoming the presence in Scotland of the independent charity “Public Concerns at Work”, urges the Scottish Executive to take reasonable and proper account of the implications of public interest whistle-blowing for all areas of its work and to promote and deliver openness, accountability and good governance throughout Scotland and further calls upon the Scottish Executive to undertake an education campaign to inform the people of Scotland of the implications, protections and benefits of public interest whistle-blowing as it affects the conduct of public, private and voluntary organisations throughout Scotland.

Supporters (26)

Irene Oldfather 12 Apr 2001
Tommy Sheridan 19 Apr 2001
Donald Gorrie 23 Apr 2001
Tricia Marwick 23 Apr 2001
Michael McMahon 23 Apr 2001
Scott Barrie 24 Apr 2001
Kenneth Gibson No Party Affiliation 24 Apr 2001
Rhoda Grant 24 Apr 2001
Robin Harper 24 Apr 2001
Mr Duncan Hamilton 25 Apr 2001
Margaret Jamieson 25 Apr 2001
Mary Mulligan 25 Apr 2001
David Mundell 25 Apr 2001
Nora Radcliffe 25 Apr 2001
Michael Russell 25 Apr 2001
Adam Ingram 26 Apr 2001
Cathy Peattie 26 Apr 2001
Mary Scanlon 26 Apr 2001
Elaine Smith 26 Apr 2001
Sandra White 26 Apr 2001
Pauline McNeill Scottish Labour 30 Apr 2001
Bristow Muldoon 30 Apr 2001
Nicola Sturgeon 30 Apr 2001
Gil Paterson 3 May 2001
Elaine Thomson 11 May 2001
Christine Grahame 22 May 2001

Source: the Scottish Parliament motions and amendments record.