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

Former MSP

Euan Robson

LD Was MSP for Roxburgh and Berwickshire (constituency) 1999–2007

Previously: Deputy Minister for Education and Young People (2003–05) · Deputy Minister for Parliamentary Business (2001–03) · +1 more

At a glance

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

1,628 contributions in debates and committees 37 motions lodged 186 questions asked 13 oral questions

Co-signing and interests

Session 2 (2003–2007)
Motions signed
75
by other MSPs
Cross-party signing
65%
of signatures on other parties’ motions
Declared interests
0
entries on the current register

Most often on the same motions as: Peter Peacock Lab (26), Jim Wallace LD (37), Jeremy Purvis LD (16).

Who signs whose motions · Declared interests

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. 29 Mar 2007Chamber
    First Minister's Question Time

    If one of the hallmarks of the second session of the Parliament was the ban, does the First Minister believe that a hallmark of the next session ought to be a reduction in the ins…

  2. 20 Mar 2007Subordinate Legislation Committee
    Legacy Paper

    Somebody reading that paragraph cold might not know what we are trying to say.

  3. 15 Mar 2007Chamber
    SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE

    The minister may be aware that concerns have been expressed about doctors from other parts of the UK in effect flooding the application process in Scotland. I appreciate that thos…

Works with

Backs their motions most

Whose motions they back most

Most similar sitting MSPs

None recorded

Similarity blends voting record, motion support and topics.

Seats
Roxburgh and Berwickshire (constituency) 1999–2007
Government
Deputy Minister for Education and Young People 2003–05 · Deputy Minister for Parliamentary Business 2001–03 · Deputy Minister for Parliament 2001