Motion · S4M-04923 · 21 Nov 2012
Keep Scotland Beautiful
The motion
That the Parliament welcomes the launch in the week beginning 12 November 2012 of Clean Up Scotland, a campaign led by the charity, Keep Scotland Beautiful, which aims to clear Scotland of litter and mess so that it looks its best as it hosts major sporting and cultural events in the next two years, such as the Year of Natural Scotland, the Year of Homecoming, the Commonwealth Games and the Ryder Cup; considers that the abundance of litter and mess has social, health and financial consequences for all; welcomes Keep Scotland Beautiful's engagement with the public, private and voluntary sectors as it seeks to forge partnerships and attract funding; encourages all MSPs to sign the Clean Up Scotland pledge and encourage clean-ups in their constituencies and regions, and commits to doing all that it can to help the campaign achieve its target of involving one million people over the next two years to help clean up Scotland.
Supporters (48)
- John Finnie 21 Nov 2012
- Brian Adam 22 Nov 2012
- Jackie Baillie Scottish Labour 22 Nov 2012
- Claudia Beamish 22 Nov 2012
- Colin Beattie Scottish National Party 22 Nov 2012
- Gavin Brown 22 Nov 2012
- Jackson Carlaw 22 Nov 2012
- Bruce Crawford 22 Nov 2012
- Graeme Dey 22 Nov 2012
- Bob Doris Scottish National Party 22 Nov 2012
- Annabelle Ewing 22 Nov 2012
- Patricia Ferguson 22 Nov 2012
- Murdo Fraser Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 22 Nov 2012
- Kenneth Gibson No Party Affiliation 22 Nov 2012
- Rob Gibson 22 Nov 2012
- Christine Grahame 22 Nov 2012
- Jamie Hepburn Scottish National Party 22 Nov 2012
- Jim Hume 22 Nov 2012
- Bill Kidd 22 Nov 2012
- John Lamont 22 Nov 2012
- Richard Lyle 22 Nov 2012
- Gordon MacDonald 22 Nov 2012
- Mike MacKenzie 22 Nov 2012
- Margaret McDougall 22 Nov 2012
- Jamie McGrigor 22 Nov 2012
- Aileen McLeod 22 Nov 2012
- Anne McTaggart 22 Nov 2012
- Nanette Milne 22 Nov 2012
- John Pentland 22 Nov 2012
- Dennis Robertson 22 Nov 2012
- Mary Scanlon 22 Nov 2012
- Liz Smith 22 Nov 2012
- Kevin Stewart 22 Nov 2012
- David Torrance Scottish National Party 22 Nov 2012
- Jean Urquhart 22 Nov 2012
- Maureen Watt 22 Nov 2012
- John Wilson 22 Nov 2012
- Linda Fabiani 23 Nov 2012
- Elaine Murray 27 Nov 2012
- Graeme Pearson 27 Nov 2012
- Neil Bibby Scottish Labour 28 Nov 2012
- David Stewart 28 Nov 2012
- Siobhan McMahon 29 Nov 2012
- Sarah Boyack 3 Dec 2012
- Nigel Don 4 Dec 2012
- Stuart McMillan Scottish National Party 4 Dec 2012
- Dave Thompson 4 Dec 2012
- Annabel Goldie 12 Dec 2012
Source: the Scottish Parliament motions and amendments record.