Vote · 1 Mar 2023

Business Programme

Amendment Motion S6M-08064.1 Lodged by Neil Bibby Lab

Defeated by 10

54 For 64 Against 0 Abstained 11 Did not vote

What this amendment would do

This vote was on a Labour amendment (S6M-08064.1) to the SNP’s motion (S6M-08064). It was defeated, so it did not change the motion.

The amendment as lodged

leave out from "followed by Scottish Government Debate: Women and Girls’ Safety on Public Transport" to "5.00 pm Decision Time" and insert—"followed by Ministerial Statement: National Treatment Centresfollowed by Ministerial Statement: NHS Taysidefollowed by Scottish Government Debate: Women and Girls’ Safety on Public Transportfollowed by Committee Announcementsfollowed by Business Motionsfollowed by Parliamentary Bureau Motions6.00 pm Decision Time".

All amendments to S6M-08064

S6M-08064.1 Labour Neil Bibby Defeated vote, 54–64

How the parties split

Every party voted as a bloc

Party	For	Against	Absent	Majority
SNP	0	58	6	✗ Against united
Con	30	0	1	✓ For united
Lab	21	0	1	✓ For united
Green	0	6	1	✗ Against united
LD	3	0	1	✓ For united
NPA	0	0	1	n/a

Party is the MSP's party on the day of the vote. Majority is how most of the party's voting MSPs voted.

Every MSP

129 MSPs

For (54)

Con 30

Lab 21

LD 3

Against (64)

SNP 58

Green 6

Did not vote (11)

SNP 6

Con 1

Roz McCall

Lab 1

Monica Lennon

Green 1

Patrick Harvie

LD 1

Willie Rennie

NPA 1

Alison Johnstone

Against their party

Nobody. Every MSP who voted sided with their party's majority.

Context

Amends motion S6M-08064
The motion, its supporters and amendments
Watch on Scottish Parliament TV (that day's meetings)
All votes on 1 Mar 2023 (5)

Other votes that day (4)

Local Government Finance (Scotland) Order 2023 [draft] S6M-08007
Carried 84–4
Dementia Strategy S6M-08053.1
Defeated 23–93
Dementia Strategy S6M-08053.2
Defeated 55–64
Approval of SSI S6M-08065
Carried 62–55

How this is worked out

Vote type, bill stage, free votes and key votes are worked out by this site from titles, dates and how each party split. They are not the Parliament’s own classification.

Kind and stage come from the motion title and reference (".1" references are amendments) and, for bills, the bill’s stage dates.
Bill links are shown only when the title matches a bill’s name and the vote falls within that bill’s passage.
Free vote means two or more parties each split by 15% or more, with ten or more MSPs off their party line. Parties rarely announce free votes in the data, so this is a likely sign, not a record.
Key vote means a bill’s Stage 1 or final vote, a budget vote, a likely free vote, or a result decided by three votes or fewer.
Against party line counts MSPs whose vote differed from the majority of their own party (independents excluded).