Parliament Workbench
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Members' Business Motion · S1M-02404 · Session 1

Strategic Planning in Fife

Lodged by Iain Smith LD Lodged 2 Nov 2001 Debate 10 Jan 2002 7 supporters

The motion

That the Parliament notes the strong opposition from Fife Council, residents and community councils in Fife to the proposals contained in the Scottish Executive’s consultation document Review of Strategic Planning which would split Fife for strategic planning purposes between the cities of Dundee and Edinburgh; further notes that Fife Council is the only local authority area proposed to be split for strategic planning purposes; recognises that Fife Council shares boundaries with other major public sector agencies such as Scottish Enterprise Fife, NHS Fife and Fife Tourist board which, together with its unique geography, make Fife ideally suited for strategic planing as a single unit, and therefore considers that the Scottish Executive should review its proposals in the light of the consultation and retain Fife as a single strategic planning area.

Vote

No recorded vote on this motion. Most motions are never debated, and many that are debated are agreed without a division. Vote records are published from 2011.

Supporters

7 MSPs

LD 4 Lab 2 SNP 1

Show all 7 supporters by party

LD 4

Lab 2

SNP 1

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In the Official Report

No contribution in the Official Report cites S1M-02404 by reference.