Motion · S5M-23861 · 14 Jan 2021
Time to Talk Day 2021
The motion
That the Parliament welcomes Time to Talk day 2021, which takes place on 4 February; acknowledges that it will see all four of the UK's anti-stigma programmes get together to challenge discrimination by encouraging people everywhere to have conversations, and will be led in Scotland by See Me, which tackles mental health stigma and discrimination; believes that a small conversation about mental health has the power to make a big difference and is something that everyone can do; notes that the theme for this year is "The Power Of Small", to highlight that small gestures can make a big difference, even when people have to be socially distanced; applauds the work of the country's many mental health organisations, such as See Me and SAMH, and encourages everyone to take a look at the charities’ online resources and activity packs and to start up mental health conversations with friends, neighbours, family, colleagues or whoever they believe it will make a difference to.
Supporters (21)
- Miles Briggs Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 15 Jan 2021
- Murdo Fraser Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 15 Jan 2021
- Kenneth Gibson No Party Affiliation 15 Jan 2021
- Jamie Greene 15 Jan 2021
- Alison Harris 15 Jan 2021
- Bill Kidd 15 Jan 2021
- Monica Lennon Scottish Labour 15 Jan 2021
- John Mason 15 Jan 2021
- Mark McDonald 15 Jan 2021
- Stuart McMillan Scottish National Party 15 Jan 2021
- Margaret Mitchell 15 Jan 2021
- Elaine Smith 15 Jan 2021
- Colin Smyth 15 Jan 2021
- Alex Cole-Hamilton Scottish Liberal Democrats 18 Jan 2021
- Fulton MacGregor Scottish National Party 18 Jan 2021
- Annie Wells 18 Jan 2021
- Jackson Carlaw 19 Jan 2021
- Oliver Mundell 22 Jan 2021
- Ruth Maguire 27 Jan 2021
- Patrick Harvie Scottish Green Party 29 Jan 2021
- Brian Whittle 2 Feb 2021
Source: the Scottish Parliament motions and amendments record.