Standard Motion · S3M-01414 · Session 3
Think Differently About Autism - I Exist
The motion
That the Parliament agrees that all adults with autism should be supported to achieve their potential, including those with Asperger syndrome; recognises that too many adults with autism are isolated and ignored, struggle to access the support that they need and are heavily dependent on their families; congratulates the National Autistic Society - Scotland for highlighting these issues in its campaign, “Think Differently About Autism - I Exist”; believes that recording the number of adults with autism nationally and locally would help to improve the planning and delivery of appropriate services; further believes that the barriers which prevent adults with autism from accessing services can be overcome; asserts that social support and person-centred services for adults with autism are required, and urges the Scottish Government to expand its expertise and leadership on autism and work with local authorities and NHS boards to put in place changes that will transform the lives of adults with autism.
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
46 MSPsLab 18 SNP 10 Con 8 LD 8 Ind 1 Green 1
Show all 46 supporters by party
Lab 18
- Jackie Baillie
- Bill Butler
- Cathie Craigie
- George Foulkes
- Karen Gillon
- Marlyn Glen
- Charlie Gordon
- Rhoda Grant
- Andy Kerr
- Ken Macintosh
- Des McNulty
- Elaine Murray
- Irene Oldfather
- John Park
- Dr Richard Simpson
- Elaine Smith
- Karen Whitefield
- David Whitton
SNP 10
- Bashir Ahmad
- Angela Constance
- Joe FitzPatrick
- Jamie Hepburn
- Michael Matheson
- Stuart McMillan
- Alex Neil
- Shirley-Anne Somerville
- Sandra White
- Bill Wilson
Con 8
LD 8
Ind 1
Green 1
Party shown is each supporter’s party when the motion was published.
In the Official Report
No contribution in the Official Report cites S3M-01414 by reference.