Motion · S1M-02788 · 26 Feb 2002
The Tourism Industry
The motion
That the Parliament recognises that the economy of Edinburgh and the whole of Scotland depends greatly on not only attracting tourists but also encouraging them to return; further recognises the importance of tourist accommodation and attractions being of the highest possible quality, and considers that the Scottish Executive should encourage and support the maintenance of high standards in the tourism industry to ensure that visitors to Scotland have a memorable experience and return.
Supporters (41)
- Brian Adam 27 Feb 2002
- Sarah Boyack 27 Feb 2002
- Robert Brown 27 Feb 2002
- Mr David Davidson 27 Feb 2002
- Brian Fitzpatrick 27 Feb 2002
- Trish Godman 27 Feb 2002
- Rhoda Grant 27 Feb 2002
- Mr Duncan Hamilton 27 Feb 2002
- Margaret Jamieson 27 Feb 2002
- Kenny MacAskill 27 Feb 2002
- Ken Macintosh 27 Feb 2002
- Mr Alasdair Morrison 27 Feb 2002
- Alex Neil 27 Feb 2002
- Tavish Scott 27 Feb 2002
- Elaine Thomson 27 Feb 2002
- Susan Deacon 28 Feb 2002
- Maureen Macmillan 28 Feb 2002
- Michael Russell 1 Mar 2002
- Donald Gorrie 4 Mar 2002
- Robin Harper 4 Mar 2002
- Michael McMahon 4 Mar 2002
- Margaret Smith 4 Mar 2002
- Stewart Stevenson 4 Mar 2002
- Fiona Hyslop 5 Mar 2002
- David McLetchie 5 Mar 2002
- Ian Jenkins 6 Mar 2002
- Mr Keith Raffan 6 Mar 2002
- Helen Eadie 7 Mar 2002
- Jamie Stone 7 Mar 2002
- Jackie Baillie Scottish Labour 8 Mar 2002
- Cathie Craigie 11 Mar 2002
- Roseanna Cunningham 11 Mar 2002
- Lord James Douglas-Hamilton 11 Mar 2002
- Margo MacDonald 11 Mar 2002
- Phil Gallie 12 Mar 2002
- Nora Radcliffe 12 Mar 2002
- John Scott 12 Mar 2002
- Elaine Smith 12 Mar 2002
- Mr Brian Monteith 14 Mar 2002
- Gil Paterson 15 Mar 2002
- Murray Tosh 19 Mar 2002
Source: the Scottish Parliament motions and amendments record.