Motion · S1M-02971 · 10 Apr 2002
National Epilepsy Week, 19-25 May 2002
The motion
That the Parliament notes that 19-25 May 2002 is National Epilepsy Week, recognises the excellent work being done by the Glasgow based Epilepsy Action Scotland in supporting those with epilepsy, notes that there are almost 30,000 people with epilepsy in Scotland, and calls upon the Scottish Executive to support those with epilepsy by providing high standards of medical care and easy access to information and by working to end the discrimination and stigma suffered by people with epilepsy.
Supporters (50)
- Karen Whitefield 11 Apr 2002
- Brian Adam 16 Apr 2002
- Scott Barrie 16 Apr 2002
- Robert Brown 16 Apr 2002
- Bill Butler 16 Apr 2002
- Colin Campbell 16 Apr 2002
- Alex Fergusson 16 Apr 2002
- Brian Fitzpatrick 16 Apr 2002
- Kenneth Gibson No Party Affiliation 16 Apr 2002
- Christine Grahame 16 Apr 2002
- Rhoda Grant 16 Apr 2002
- Mr Keith Harding 16 Apr 2002
- Gordon Jackson 16 Apr 2002
- Margaret Jamieson 16 Apr 2002
- Marilyn Livingstone 16 Apr 2002
- Ken Macintosh 16 Apr 2002
- Michael Matheson 16 Apr 2002
- Mr John McAllion 16 Apr 2002
- Mrs Lyndsay McIntosh 16 Apr 2002
- Fiona McLeod 16 Apr 2002
- Des McNulty 16 Apr 2002
- David Mundell 16 Apr 2002
- Gil Paterson 16 Apr 2002
- Nora Radcliffe 16 Apr 2002
- Sandra White 16 Apr 2002
- Cathie Craigie 17 Apr 2002
- Lord James Douglas-Hamilton 17 Apr 2002
- Dorothy-Grace Elder 17 Apr 2002
- Mr Frank McAveety 17 Apr 2002
- Michael McMahon 17 Apr 2002
- Bristow Muldoon 17 Apr 2002
- Elaine Smith 17 Apr 2002
- Murray Tosh 17 Apr 2002
- Andrew Welsh 17 Apr 2002
- Sarah Boyack 18 Apr 2002
- Linda Fabiani 18 Apr 2002
- Maureen Macmillan 18 Apr 2002
- Mr George Reid 18 Apr 2002
- Michael Russell 18 Apr 2002
- Mary Scanlon 18 Apr 2002
- Elaine Thomson 18 Apr 2002
- Mr David Davidson 19 Apr 2002
- Dr Sylvia Jackson 19 Apr 2002
- Tommy Sheridan 19 Apr 2002
- Kay Ullrich 23 Apr 2002
- Adam Ingram 26 Apr 2002
- Mr Lloyd Quinan 26 Apr 2002
- Karen Gillon 29 Apr 2002
- Robin Harper 30 Apr 2002
- Donald Gorrie 2 May 2002
Source: the Scottish Parliament motions and amendments record.