Motion · S2M-00913 · 12 Feb 2004
Commonwealth Day 2004
The motion
That the Parliament recognises the valuable role of the Commonwealth in strengthening relationships between nations across the world; welcomes the continued contribution of Scotland and its people to those relationships; reaffirms its support for the work of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association, and commends the theme of Commonwealth Day this year, “Building a Commonwealth of Freedom”, that raises important issues of governance, democracy, human rights, citizenship, building communities and development that are relevant to all peoples of the Commonwealth.
Supporters (46)
- Brian Adam 12 Feb 2004
- Jackie Baillie Scottish Labour 12 Feb 2004
- Robert Brown 12 Feb 2004
- Bill Butler 12 Feb 2004
- Cathie Craigie 12 Feb 2004
- Helen Eadie 12 Feb 2004
- Karen Gillon 12 Feb 2004
- Kate Maclean 12 Feb 2004
- Maureen Macmillan 12 Feb 2004
- Michael Matheson 12 Feb 2004
- Christine May 12 Feb 2004
- Mr Alasdair Morrison 12 Feb 2004
- Cathy Peattie 12 Feb 2004
- Mike Pringle 12 Feb 2004
- Murray Tosh 12 Feb 2004
- Chris Ballance 13 Feb 2004
- Sarah Boyack 13 Feb 2004
- Murdo Fraser Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 13 Feb 2004
- Phil Gallie 13 Feb 2004
- Robin Harper 13 Feb 2004
- Fiona Hyslop 13 Feb 2004
- Margaret Jamieson 13 Feb 2004
- Richard Lochhead 13 Feb 2004
- Nanette Milne 13 Feb 2004
- Elaine Murray 13 Feb 2004
- Alex Neil 13 Feb 2004
- Jamie Stone 13 Feb 2004
- Mike Watson 13 Feb 2004
- Mrs Margaret Ewing 16 Feb 2004
- Christine Grahame 16 Feb 2004
- Susan Deacon 17 Feb 2004
- Margaret Smith 17 Feb 2004
- Mr Brian Monteith 18 Feb 2004
- Donald Gorrie 23 Feb 2004
- Mr David Davidson 24 Feb 2004
- Adam Ingram 24 Feb 2004
- Marilyn Livingstone 24 Feb 2004
- Michael McMahon 24 Feb 2004
- Mr Keith Raffan 24 Feb 2004
- Iain Smith 24 Feb 2004
- Trish Godman 25 Feb 2004
- Irene Oldfather 25 Feb 2004
- Ken Macintosh 26 Feb 2004
- Dr Jean Turner 3 Mar 2004
- Pauline McNeill Scottish Labour 9 Mar 2004
- Sandra White 10 Mar 2004
Source: the Scottish Parliament motions and amendments record.