Opportunity within the 2023-24 Programme for Government - Amendment
Submitted by:
Daniel Johnson,
Edinburgh Southern, Scottish Labour.
Date lodged:
Wednesday, 06 September 2023
Motion reference: S6M-10347.2
Current status:Taken in the Chamber on Thursday, 07 September 2023
As an amendment to motion S6M-10347 in the name of Neil Gray (Opportunity within the 2023-24 Programme for Government), leave out from “while addressing” to end and insert “but regrets that after 16 years of a Scottish National Party administration, and despite the jobs and incomes at stake, a Green Industrial Strategy remains a pledge not a reality; agrees that a fair work agenda and a real living wage support all of society, particularly during a cost of living crisis; welcomes the proposed pay rise for care workers to £12 an hour, but believes that this must increase to £15 an hour during the current parliamentary session; believes that tackling the global climate emergency is the defining challenge of current times and that the necessity of climate leadership could not be more stark; calls on the Scottish Government to put a detailed plan for skills development at the heart of the just transition to net zero and efforts to restore nature; further calls on the Scottish Government to ensure that growth in both the onshore and offshore wind sectors leads to growth in Scottish supply chains, jobs and incomes; welcomes the commitment by the UK Labour Party to establish a publicly-owned energy company with its headquarters in Scotland, to reduce energy bills, create good local jobs and deliver 100% clear power for the UK by 2030, and further welcomes the Scottish Government’s commitment to reform land ownership, but urges it to be more radical to change the land ownership profile of Scotland, including ensuring that the community right to buy works for urban and rural communities.”
Vote
Result19 for, 99 against, 0 abstained, 11 did not voteVote Defeated
Submitted by: Neil Gray, Airdrie and Shotts, Scottish National Party, Date lodged: Tuesday, September 5, 2023
Supported by: Richard Lochhead, Gillian Martin, Màiri McAllan, Lorna Slater, Humza Yousaf
Current status: Taken in the chamber on Thursday, September 7, 2023
Result66 for, 33 against, 19 abstained, 11 did not voteVote Passed