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Petrie, Dave

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Petrie, Dave

Former (left at end of session) Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party Highlands and Islands
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Divisions voted in
0
no votes on record
Party alignment
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not enough data
Attendance
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0 "Not Voted" of 0 divisions present
Motions lodged
7
4 questions · 0 unanswered
Hansard contributions
177
126 chamber · 51 committee
Allowances claimed
£0
0 transactions
Most-discussed topics in Hansard
planning ·89 bill ·47 stage ·43 draft ·40 executive ·32 waste ·28 management ·28 policy ·28 health ·18 schools ·16 promotion ·16 nutrition ·16
Recent motions & questions
Motion success

Of the motions they've lodged that went to a vote, how often did the chamber agree.

Lodged
7
Carried
0
Defeated
0
Not divided
7
Voice fingerprint

Words and phrases this MSP uses far more often than the chamber average (TF-IDF over their Hansard contributions).

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Career arc

Unified timeline: party joinings, seat changes, committee appointments, ministerial roles.

  1. ☷
    Left Health Committee
    02 Apr 2007
  2. ☷
    Left Communities Committee
    02 Apr 2007
  3. ⌂
    Stood down from Highlands and Islands (Dissolution)
    02 Apr 2007
  4. –
    Left Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party
    02 Apr 2007
  5. ☷
    Joined Health Committee as Substitute Member
    01 Nov 2006
  6. ☷
    Joined Communities Committee as Member
    20 Apr 2006
  7. ⌂
    Started representing Highlands and Islands
    18 Apr 2006
  8. +
    Joined Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party
    18 Apr 2006
Who backs their motions most
Whose motions they back most
Recent contributions to the Official Report
  • Education Chamber
    22 Mar 2007
    The criticism was realistic and positive.
  • Education Chamber
    22 Mar 2007
    We should clarify that nothing of the sort could happen until there was full independence.We are faced with a number of options. The Lib-Lab pact is prepared t…
  • Education Chamber
    22 Mar 2007
    I am sorry, but I have a lot to get through.Attainment is clearly important to pupils and parents, but the Executive has not prioritised it.Lib-Lab policies ar…
  • Education Chamber
    22 Mar 2007
    I had not realised that we have reached such an agreement, but I look forward to sending the minister a letter.If the results of the extra money that has been …
  • Education Chamber
    22 Mar 2007
    I echo what Donald Gorrie said about extra-curricular activities in schools—which the Conservative party greatly supports—and pay tribute to my esteemed mentor…
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