Motion · S3M-04618 · 23 Sep 2009
Barred Campaign Goes Nationwide
The motion
That the Parliament congratulates the Barred campaign, led by Mark Cooper, which seeks to improve the accessibility of licensed premises for disabled people across Edinburgh and now Scotland; recognises that the campaign has been adopted by Capability Scotland; looks forward to the campaign’s development and future successes, and believes that no one should be barred from accessing a pub or club or receive a poorer standard of service because of a perceived disability.
Supporters (36)
- Jamie Hepburn Scottish National Party 28 Jul 2009
- Jackie Baillie Scottish Labour 30 Jul 2009
- Helen Eadie 30 Jul 2009
- Patricia Ferguson 30 Jul 2009
- Marlyn Glen 30 Jul 2009
- Bill Kidd 30 Jul 2009
- Ken Macintosh 30 Jul 2009
- Mr Frank McAveety 30 Jul 2009
- Michael McMahon 30 Jul 2009
- Mary Mulligan 30 Jul 2009
- John Park 30 Jul 2009
- Shirley-Anne Somerville Scottish National Party 30 Jul 2009
- Trish Godman 3 Aug 2009
- Cathy Jamieson 3 Aug 2009
- Robin Harper 4 Aug 2009
- James Kelly 4 Aug 2009
- Jack McConnell 5 Aug 2009
- Mike Pringle 5 Aug 2009
- David Whitton 5 Aug 2009
- Sarah Boyack 7 Aug 2009
- Marilyn Livingstone 7 Aug 2009
- Cathy Peattie 27 Aug 2009
- Stuart McMillan Scottish National Party 8 Oct 2009
- Robert Brown 26 Oct 2009
- Claire Baker Scottish Labour 26 Nov 2009
- Richard Baker 26 Nov 2009
- Rhona Brankin 26 Nov 2009
- Margaret Curran 26 Nov 2009
- Karen Gillon 26 Nov 2009
- Alison McInnes 26 Nov 2009
- Hugh O'Donnell 26 Nov 2009
- Angela Constance Scottish National Party 30 Nov 2009
- Bob Doris Scottish National Party 30 Nov 2009
- Margo MacDonald 30 Nov 2009
- Ian McKee 1 Dec 2009
- Joe FitzPatrick 3 Dec 2009
Source: the Scottish Parliament motions and amendments record.