Motion · S3M-07506 · 29 Nov 2010
St Margaret of Scotland Hospice
The motion
That the Parliament notes with grave concern the continuing uncertainty faced by Scotland’s largest hospice as a result of proposals to remove places for the care of older people with complex needs; considers with regret that NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde has failed to enter into positive and constructive discussions with the board of the St Margaret of Scotland Hospice aimed at securing the future of the hospice and the retention of what is considered its outstanding provision; believes that insufficient progress is being made toward finding a solution, and would welcome the continuation of what is considered this much-valued provision.
Supporters (26)
- Rhona Brankin 30 Nov 2010
- Trish Godman 30 Nov 2010
- James Kelly 30 Nov 2010
- Paul Martin 30 Nov 2010
- Mary Mulligan 30 Nov 2010
- Jackie Baillie Scottish Labour 1 Dec 2010
- Bill Butler 1 Dec 2010
- Jackson Carlaw 1 Dec 2010
- Bill Kidd 1 Dec 2010
- Ken Macintosh 1 Dec 2010
- Mr Frank McAveety 1 Dec 2010
- Michael McMahon 1 Dec 2010
- Elaine Murray 1 Dec 2010
- Dr Richard Simpson 1 Dec 2010
- David Stewart 1 Dec 2010
- David Whitton 1 Dec 2010
- John Wilson 1 Dec 2010
- Hugh Henry 2 Dec 2010
- Margaret Curran 6 Dec 2010
- Sarah Boyack 8 Dec 2010
- Stuart McMillan Scottish National Party 8 Dec 2010
- Hugh O'Donnell 9 Dec 2010
- Tom McCabe 10 Dec 2010
- Ross Finnie 14 Dec 2010
- Jack McConnell 15 Dec 2010
- Gil Paterson 26 Jan 2011
Source: the Scottish Parliament motions and amendments record.