Motion · S6M-06381 · 18 Oct 2022
Electrical Safety First Launches £100,000 Electrical Safety Fund
The motion
That the Parliament is enthused that the charity Electrical Safety First has made up to £100,000 available to help fund electrical safety initiatives through partnerships working at local level; understands that the Electrical Safety Fund aims to keep people safe in their homes, with a focus on tackling risks associated with electrical products, increasing the public’s awareness of electrical safety, and promoting changes in behaviour; further understands that applicants are invited to apply online through the Electrical Safety First website before 23 October 2022 for up to £5,000 per organisation, or potentially up to £10,000 for joint or larger projects, with the grants being available to consumer safety organisations in the community, such as fire and rescue services, trading standards teams, and charities, to deliver effective electrical safety initiatives at local level aimed at addressing the problems of misuse and/or lack of maintenance of electrical products; believes that the fund also aims to provide a direct benefit to local communities through project-based partnerships, which will deliver outcomes that, in the long term, it hopes will contribute to a reduction in electrical risks in homes across the UK, and wishes Electrical Safety First and all involved, all the very best in their endeavours.
Supporters (30)
- Karen Adam Scottish National Party 5 Sep 2025
- Jeremy Balfour 5 Sep 2025
- Miles Briggs Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 5 Sep 2025
- Alexander Burnett Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 5 Sep 2025
- Sharon Dowey 5 Sep 2025
- Jackie Dunbar Scottish National Party 5 Sep 2025
- Annabelle Ewing 5 Sep 2025
- Russell Findlay Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 5 Sep 2025
- Maurice Golden 5 Sep 2025
- Pam Gosal 5 Sep 2025
- Jamie Greene 5 Sep 2025
- Sandesh Gulhane 5 Sep 2025
- Jamie Halcro Johnston 5 Sep 2025
- Craig Hoy Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 5 Sep 2025
- Liam Kerr Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 5 Sep 2025
- Stephen Kerr Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 5 Sep 2025
- Bill Kidd 5 Sep 2025
- Monica Lennon Scottish Labour 5 Sep 2025
- Douglas Lumsden 5 Sep 2025
- Fulton MacGregor Scottish National Party 5 Sep 2025
- John Mason 5 Sep 2025
- Roz McCall 5 Sep 2025
- Stuart McMillan Scottish National Party 5 Sep 2025
- Edward Mountain 5 Sep 2025
- Douglas Ross 5 Sep 2025
- Paul Sweeney Scottish Labour 5 Sep 2025
- Sue Webber 5 Sep 2025
- Annie Wells 5 Sep 2025
- Tess White 5 Sep 2025
- Brian Whittle 5 Sep 2025
Source: the Scottish Parliament motions and amendments record.