Motion · S4M-09041 · 14 Feb 2014
Democracy and the Edinburgh Agreement
The motion
That the Parliament dismisses the reported comments made by an unnamed senior coalition source that a Yes vote in the independence referendum in September 2014 would not necessarily guarantee an independent Scotland in 2016; considers that such a claim rejects the democratic process and denies acceptance of the vote outcome as enshrined in the "Edinburgh Agreement"; calls on the Prime Minister to name the source and to reject the comments made; further considers it regrettable that comments made on 13 February 2014 by the Chancellor of the Exchequer and the unnamed coalition source deny proper debate and scrutiny of the issues, and believes that the coalition has no strategy for Scotland and the rest of the UK, whatever the outcome of the vote in the independence referendum.
Supporters (28)
- George Adam Scottish National Party 14 Feb 2014
- Colin Keir 14 Feb 2014
- Bill Kidd 14 Feb 2014
- Gordon MacDonald 14 Feb 2014
- Jean Urquhart 14 Feb 2014
- Rob Gibson 17 Feb 2014
- Richard Lyle 17 Feb 2014
- John Mason 17 Feb 2014
- Christina McKelvie 17 Feb 2014
- Kevin Stewart 17 Feb 2014
- Dave Thompson 17 Feb 2014
- David Torrance Scottish National Party 17 Feb 2014
- Clare Adamson Scottish National Party 18 Feb 2014
- James Dornan 18 Feb 2014
- Annabelle Ewing 18 Feb 2014
- Angus MacDonald 18 Feb 2014
- Mike MacKenzie 18 Feb 2014
- Joan McAlpine 18 Feb 2014
- Mark McDonald 18 Feb 2014
- Stuart McMillan Scottish National Party 18 Feb 2014
- Maureen Watt 18 Feb 2014
- Nigel Don 19 Feb 2014
- Dennis Robertson 19 Feb 2014
- Sandra White 19 Feb 2014
- Colin Beattie Scottish National Party 20 Feb 2014
- Gil Paterson 20 Feb 2014
- Jamie Hepburn Scottish National Party 24 Feb 2014
- Kenneth Gibson No Party Affiliation 7 Apr 2014
Source: the Scottish Parliament motions and amendments record.