Amendment · S7M-01726.2 · Session 7
Scotland’s Commitment to International Climate Justice
Amendment to S7M-01726 Scotland’s Commitment to International Climate Justice
The amendment
As an amendment to motion S7M-01726 in the name of Gillian Martin (Scotland’s Commitment to International Climate Justice), leave out from “reaffirms” to end, and insert "must redefine its definition of climate justice, as harming the economic growth potential of the developing world is not justice; considers the reported pleas from leaders, including Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni, to European leaders to invest in their countries instead of lecturing them, to represent evidence that debates of this kind are not welcomed in the developing world, and agrees that, given the cost of energy and what it views as a de-industrialisation crisis, the priority should be to provide cheap, abundant and reliable energy and ensure that well-paid jobs remain in Scotland."
Vote
1 division- 27 Oct 2026Defeated14 for, 100 against
Other amendments
4Supporters
No MSP has added their name to this amendment.
In the Official Report
3 contributions mention S7M-01726.2-
27 Oct 2026International Climate Justice
No. I am concluding.In Britain, that will be bad for us. We will have high fuel prices and other high-cost imports, but we still tend to get the supplies, even if they are at sky-high prices. With global shortages, what will happen if some…
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27 Oct 2026Decision Time
The next question is, that amendment S7M-01726.2, in the name of Duncan Massey, which seeks to amend motion S7M-01726, in the name of Gillian Martin, on Scotland’s commitment to international climate justice, be agreed to. Are we agreed?Me…
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27 Oct 2026Decision Time
The result of the division on amendment S7M-01726.2, in the name of Duncan Massey, is: For 14, Against 100, Abstentions 0.Amendment disagreed to.