Motion · S2M-01287 · 7 May 2004
National Condom Week 10 to 16 May 2004
The motion
That the Parliament recognises that National Condom Week, 10 to 16 May 2004, makes a significant contribution in raising awareness of the importance of using barrier protection in the prevention of both sexually transmitted infection and unplanned pregnancy; further recognises that the Durex Report 2004 shows that 34% of Scottish people had unprotected sex with a new partner in the last 12 months; expresses concern about the 20% increase in HIV cases in the United Kingdom between 2002 and 2003, and believes that the Scottish Executive’s forthcoming sexual health and relationships strategy should address this issue and promote the importance of education in improving sexual health in Scotland.
Supporters (32)
- Patrick Harvie Scottish Green Party 7 May 2004
- Frances Curran 11 May 2004
- Donald Gorrie 11 May 2004
- Carolyn Leckie 11 May 2004
- Elaine Murray 11 May 2004
- Sandra White 11 May 2004
- Shiona Baird 12 May 2004
- Chris Ballance 12 May 2004
- Rhona Brankin 12 May 2004
- Ms Rosemary Byrne 12 May 2004
- Linda Fabiani 12 May 2004
- Colin Fox 12 May 2004
- Rob Gibson 12 May 2004
- Margaret Jamieson 12 May 2004
- Rosie Kane 12 May 2004
- Richard Lochhead 12 May 2004
- Christine May 12 May 2004
- Pauline McNeill Scottish Labour 12 May 2004
- Mr Keith Raffan 12 May 2004
- Eleanor Scott 12 May 2004
- Jamie Stone 12 May 2004
- Dr Jean Turner 12 May 2004
- Mike Watson 12 May 2004
- Sarah Boyack 13 May 2004
- Marlyn Glen 13 May 2004
- Mike Pringle 13 May 2004
- Mark Ruskell Scottish Green Party 13 May 2004
- Tommy Sheridan 13 May 2004
- Robin Harper 14 May 2004
- Helen Eadie 17 May 2004
- Elaine Smith 30 Jun 2004
- Cathy Peattie 9 Jul 2004
Source: the Scottish Parliament motions and amendments record.