Motion · S3M-07394 · 11 Nov 2010
Beatbullying’s The Big March
The motion
That the Parliament welcomes The Big March, a campaign by Beatbullying, the United Kingdom’s leading bullying prevention charity, which urges the UK Government to do everything in its power to tackle bullying, violence and harassment; understands that The Big March is the world’s first virtual march, mobilising hundreds of thousands of people to take action against bullying; notes that, on 15 November 2010, the first day of Anti-Bullying Week, supporters will “march” across the internet to deliver a petition to the UK Government encouraging it to do everything that it can to protect children and young people from all forms of bullying, violence and mistreatment by children and other young people; welcomes the fact that the campaign also asks the UK Government to commission a cross-departmental review investigating the best ways to tackle bullying, harassment and violence against children and young people, including the introduction of legislation where appropriate, and encourages as many people as possible to support the campaign and take action to beat bullying.
Supporters (16)
- Jackie Baillie Scottish Labour 12 Nov 2010
- Patricia Ferguson 12 Nov 2010
- James Kelly 12 Nov 2010
- Des McNulty 12 Nov 2010
- Elaine Murray 12 Nov 2010
- Mike Pringle 12 Nov 2010
- Dr Richard Simpson 12 Nov 2010
- Margaret Smith 12 Nov 2010
- Ken Macintosh 15 Nov 2010
- Mary Mulligan 15 Nov 2010
- Gil Paterson 15 Nov 2010
- Elaine Smith 15 Nov 2010
- Robin Harper 16 Nov 2010
- Jamie Hepburn Scottish National Party 16 Nov 2010
- Sarah Boyack 17 Nov 2010
- Jack McConnell 19 Nov 2010
Source: the Scottish Parliament motions and amendments record.