Michael McMahon

8,171 contributions in debates and committees 70 motions lodged 323 questions asked

• calls urge 317
• urge executive 366
• indicated agreement 808
• agreed seek 176
• petitioner 671
• petitioners 513
• atos 139
• petitioner's 143

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

1. 17 Mar 2016
   Private Housing (Tenancies) (Scotland) Bill

   Stage 3Bill pageS4M-15944Lab majority: ✓ For
   ✓ For Carried
2. 16 Mar 2016
   Land Reform (Scotland) Bill

   Stage 3Bill pageS4M-15925Lab majority: ✓ For
   ✓ For Carried
3. 8 Mar 2016
   Higher Education Governance (Scotland) Bill

   Stage 3Bill pageS4M-15838Lab majority: ✓ For
   ✓ For Carried
4. 25 Feb 2016
   Criminal Verdicts (Scotland) Bill

   Stage 1Bill pageS4M-15429Lab majority: ✓ For
   ✓ For Defeated

1. 21 May 2014
   Courts Reform (Scotland) Bill: Financial Resolution

   S4M-09375Lab majority: ✗ AgainstAgainst party
   ✓ For Carried
2. 4 Feb 2014
   Marriage and Civil Partnership (Scotland) Bill

   S4M-08915Lab majority: ✓ ForAgainst party
   ✗ Against Carried
3. 20 Nov 2013
   Marriage and Civil Partnership (Scotland) Bill

   S4M-08327Lab majority: ✓ ForAgainst party
   – Abstained Carried

1. 17 Mar 2016Chamber
   Private Housing (Tenancies) (Scotland) Bill

   I would like to correct that—I did not say that; I said that the proposal had not appeared from nowhere. It was a result of the discussions that took place during the bill process.

2. 15 Mar 2016Chamber
   Hamilton Academical Football Club (Community Ethos)

   I, along with Siobhan McMahon, recently met members of the autism parent and carer support group that meets at the Hamilton Accies stadium. They spoke openly about the problems th…

3. 15 Mar 2016Chamber
   Standing Orders Rule Changes (Admissibility of Petitions and Minor Changes)

   One of the roles of the Public Petitions Committee is to keep under review the operations of the Parliament’s petitions process. I would like to say a little bit about the effect …

Works with

Backs their motions most

• Jackie Baillie Lab 42
• Anne McTaggart Lab 25
• Sandra White SNP 24
• Siobhan McMahon Lab 23
• Elaine Smith Lab 23

Whose motions they back most

• Jackie Baillie Lab 88
• Elaine Smith Lab 72
• Neil Findlay Lab 67
• Pauline McNeill Lab 66
• Karen Whitefield Lab 59

Most similar sitting MSPs

• Jackie Baillie Lab 67% similar
• Mark Griffin Lab 59% similar
• Claire Baker Lab 56% similar
• Neil Bibby Lab 55% similar
• Liam McArthur LD 39% similar

Similarity blends voting record, motion support and topics.