Motion · S3M-00829 · 13 Nov 2007
Changes to the National Concessionary Travel Scheme
The motion
That the Parliament believes that the national concessionary travel scheme should be urgently reviewed to extend eligibility to disabled people in receipt of the lower rate of disability living allowance, including those in Glasgow, and to older and disabled people using community transport in rural areas such as those in Clydesdale and that there should be consultation on other desirable changes to the scheme.
Supporters (29)
- Trish Godman 14 Nov 2007
- Claire Baker Scottish Labour 19 Nov 2007
- Bill Butler 19 Nov 2007
- Robin Harper 19 Nov 2007
- James Kelly 19 Nov 2007
- Marilyn Livingstone 19 Nov 2007
- Paul Martin 19 Nov 2007
- Pauline McNeill Scottish Labour 19 Nov 2007
- Mary Mulligan 19 Nov 2007
- Elaine Murray 19 Nov 2007
- David Stewart 19 Nov 2007
- Jackie Baillie Scottish Labour 20 Nov 2007
- Karen Gillon 20 Nov 2007
- Iain Gray 20 Nov 2007
- Andy Kerr 20 Nov 2007
- Alex Neil 20 Nov 2007
- Hugh O'Donnell 20 Nov 2007
- John Park 20 Nov 2007
- Karen Whitefield 20 Nov 2007
- Ken Macintosh 21 Nov 2007
- Irene Oldfather 21 Nov 2007
- Cathy Peattie 21 Nov 2007
- Rob Gibson 22 Nov 2007
- Lewis Macdonald 26 Nov 2007
- Jack McConnell 26 Nov 2007
- Mr Frank McAveety 27 Nov 2007
- Peter Peacock 5 Dec 2007
- Rhoda Grant 7 Dec 2007
- Dr Richard Simpson 20 Dec 2007
Source: the Scottish Parliament motions and amendments record.