Parliament Workbench
Data: Votes to 12 Nov 2026 · Official Report to 12 Nov 2026

Former MSP

Margaret Curran

Lab Was MSP for Glasgow Baillieston (constituency) 1999–2011

Previously: Minister for Parliamentary Business (2004–07) · Minister for Communities (2003–04) · +2 more

At a glance

No recorded divisions. Individual votes are published from May 2011, after this MSP left Parliament.

3,822 contributions in debates and committees 773 motions lodged 254 questions asked

Distinctive phrases

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Words and pairs this MSP uses far more than other members do (TF-IDF over their Official Report contributions), with mention counts.

Latest in the chamber

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  1. 17 Mar 2011Chamber
    Clydebank Blitz 70th Anniversary

    I absolutely accept the point that Des McNulty is making, but on behalf of people in the east end of Glasgow, I ask him to convey to the people of Clydebank that their suffering i…

  2. 18 Nov 2010Chamber
    Alternative Vote Referendum Date

    Who is accusing who of hyperbole now? You are claiming that we have all sorts of motivations. Can you not understand the fundamental principle that I tried to articulate: people a…

  3. 28 Oct 2010Chamber
    First Minister’s Question Time

    Is the First Minister aware of allegations about practices at a care home in my constituency of Ballieston, which the Daily Record has highlighted this week? Will he follow the in…

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Seats
Glasgow Baillieston (constituency) 1999–2011
Government
Minister for Parliamentary Business 2004–07 · Minister for Communities 2003–04 · Minister for Social Justice 2002–03 · Deputy Minister for Social Justice 2000–02