Standard Motion · S3M-02892 · Session 3
Improving Access
The motion
That the Parliament believes that no person should be left stranded or isolated as a consequence of an inability to board a bus; calls on bus operators in West Dunbartonshire and across Scotland to accelerate their programmes for replacing old vehicles, particularly on principle routes, to ensure that more low-floor accessible buses are available; notes that many disabled people, elderly people and parents with prams are unable to access transport to vital services, and recognises the efforts made to date by some bus operators but strongly believes that the current stock of low-floor buses is insufficient to meet need and that bus operators should introduce accessible buses on key routes.
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
33 MSPsLab 20 SNP 10 Green 2 LD 1
Show all 33 supporters by party
Lab 20
- Claire Baker
- Bill Butler
- Marlyn Glen
- Trish Godman
- Charlie Gordon
- Rhoda Grant
- Hugh Henry
- James Kelly
- Andy Kerr
- Marilyn Livingstone
- Ken Macintosh
- Frank McAveety
- Mary Mulligan
- Irene Oldfather
- John Park
- Cathy Peattie
- Dr Richard Simpson
- David Stewart
- Karen Whitefield
- David Whitton
SNP 10
- Brian Adam
- Bashir Ahmad
- Angela Constance
- Joe FitzPatrick
- Kenneth Gibson
- Jamie Hepburn
- Bill Kidd
- Stuart McMillan
- Gil Paterson
- Sandra White
Green 2
LD 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-02892 by reference.