Motion · S7M-00024 · 15 May 2026
Ban on New Drilling in the UK Sector of the North Sea
The motion
That the Parliament condemns proposals by the UK Government to formalise the ban on new drilling in the UK sector of the North Sea, as set out in the UK Government's forthcoming legislative programme; believes that under all possible scenarios, the UK will need oil and gas for decades, and further believes that it would be more sensible to maximise the use of the UK's own oil and gas resources rather than import them from neighbouring Norway or countries further afield.
Supporters (16)
- Max Bannerman Reform UK 15 May 2026
- Senga Beresford Reform UK 15 May 2026
- Thomas Kerr Reform UK 15 May 2026
- Jamie Langan Reform UK 15 May 2026
- Amanda Lindsay Reform UK 15 May 2026
- Douglas Lumsden 15 May 2026
- Julie MacDougall Reform UK 15 May 2026
- Graham Simpson Reform UK 15 May 2026
- Mark Simpson Reform UK 15 May 2026
- Amanda Bland Reform UK 16 May 2026
- Helen McDade Reform UK 16 May 2026
- David Kirkwood Reform UK 18 May 2026
- Kim Schmulian Reform UK 18 May 2026
- David Smith Reform UK 18 May 2026
- Victor Currie Reform UK 19 May 2026
- Malcolm Offord Reform UK 19 May 2026
Source: the Scottish Parliament motions and amendments record.