Members' Business Motion · S5M-17933 · Session 5
80th Year of Scotland’s Citizens Advice Service
The motion
That the Parliament notes that 2019 marks the 80th year of Scotland’s Citizens Advice service; congratulates it for the high-quality advice and advocacy that it has provided over the years, which are the twin aims of the service; understands that, in 2018, it assisted nearly 262,000 clients with almost 766,000 issues and that, along with the advice that it provided, its bureaux also helped people complete over 44,100 official forms, with claims totalling nearly £138 million; acknowledges what it sees as the unique advocacy role that it plays, which aims to ensure that the voices of citizens coming into bureaux across communities are listened to, and acted on, by national policy-makers, and believes that the Citizens Advice service continues to play a valuable role to play in addressing the community and national needs of people in Glasgow and across Scotland.
Signatures by party
28 MSPs besides the lodger · 21 from other partiesParty on the day each MSP signed. Signing a motion is voluntary and not whipped. Who signs whose motions
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
28 MSPsSNP 16 Lab 7 Con 3 LD 1 Green 1
Show all 28 supporters by party
SNP 16
- Clare Adamson
- Angela Constance
- Bob Doris
- Annabelle Ewing
- Kenneth Gibson
- Bill Kidd
- Richard Lyle
- Fulton MacGregor
- Ruth Maguire
- Gillian Martin
- John Mason
- Joan McAlpine
- Stuart McMillan
- Gil Paterson
- Stewart Stevenson
- Sandra White
Lab 7
Con 3
LD 1
Green 1
Party shown is each supporter’s party when the motion was published.
In the Official Report
1 contribution mention S5M-17933-
1 Oct 2019Citizens Advice Services in Scotland (80th Year)
The final item of business is a members’ business debate on motion S5M-17933, in the name of Anas Sarwar, on the 80th year of Scotland’s citizens advice service. The debate will be concluded without any question being put. Motion debated, …