Motion · S6M-20862 · 19 Feb 2026
Victims' Awareness Week
The motion
That the Parliament commends Victim Support Scotland on its Victims’ Awareness Week 2026, which runs from 20 to 27 February; notes that this year's theme is Cybercrime, which suggests that an increasingly digitised world is driving an increase in such reported crime types, including romance fraud, financial scams, AI/deepfakes, and social media and online stalking; recognises what it believes is the importance of people impacted by this crime type being empowered to report incidents; acknowledges the role of Victim Support Scotland in providing emotional and practical support to victims and witnesses of crime, including cybercrime, and encourages anyone affected by cybercrime to seek guidance and support, including from Victim Support Scotland.
Supporters (24)
- Karen Adam Scottish National Party 19 Feb 2026
- Dr Alasdair Allan 19 Feb 2026
- Colin Beattie Scottish National Party 19 Feb 2026
- Foysol Choudhury 19 Feb 2026
- Annabelle Ewing 19 Feb 2026
- Kenneth Gibson No Party Affiliation 19 Feb 2026
- Emma Harper 19 Feb 2026
- Jamie Hepburn Scottish National Party 19 Feb 2026
- Bill Kidd 19 Feb 2026
- Monica Lennon 19 Feb 2026
- Rona Mackay 19 Feb 2026
- John Mason 19 Feb 2026
- Stuart McMillan Scottish National Party 19 Feb 2026
- Kevin Stewart 19 Feb 2026
- David Torrance Scottish National Party 19 Feb 2026
- Mercedes Villalba 19 Feb 2026
- Elena Whitham 19 Feb 2026
- Fulton MacGregor Scottish National Party 20 Feb 2026
- Liam Kerr Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 23 Feb 2026
- Clare Adamson Scottish National Party 25 Feb 2026
- Sharon Dowey 5 Mar 2026
- Jackie Dunbar Scottish National Party 6 Mar 2026
- Alexander Burnett Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 13 Mar 2026
- Sue Webber 13 Mar 2026
Source: the Scottish Parliament motions and amendments record.