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Meeting of the Parliament 10 September 2025

10 Sep 2025 · S6 · Meeting of the Parliament
Item of business
Bus Services (No 2) Bill
Hyslop, Fiona SNP Linlithgow Watch on SPTV

I really have to finish.

We are encouraged that the UK Government has taken action to legislate on this method. The amendment reinforces the Scottish Government’s climate change ambitions by setting out that timeline and restricting the use of new non-zero-emission buses from a date—I emphasise—no earlier than 2030.

The amendment provides the framework for the prohibition of those buses, and the detail of implementation will be delivered through regulations. Those regulations will come to the Parliament and there will be a chance to scrutinise and consult on them. The consultation by the Scottish Government is already taking place, but the Parliament will also have that opportunity.

I once again ask members of the Parliament to support the motion.

In the same item of business

The Presiding Officer (Alison Johnstone) NPA
The next item of business is a debate on motion S6M-18771, in the name of Fiona Hyslop, on the legislative consent motion on the Bus Services (No 2) Bill, wh...
The Cabinet Secretary for Transport (Fiona Hyslop) SNP
This afternoon, we are debating a motion on the United Kingdom Government’s Bus Services (No 2) Bill, and I appreciate the Parliamentary Bureau and the Parli...
Douglas Lumsden (North East Scotland) (Con) Con
I thank the Cabinet Secretary for Transport for her explanation of the legislative consent motion, as I now know a little more about it. It is a pity that th...
Paul Sweeney (Glasgow) (Lab) Lab
The legislative consent motion is a welcome sign of co-operation between the Scottish and UK Governments. The Cabinet Secretary for Transport clearly set out...
Mark Ruskell (Mid Scotland and Fife) (Green) Green
I want to make a couple of brief comments in relation to the LCM. At the outset, it is deeply disappointing that the LCM has come to the chamber without any ...
Fiona Hyslop SNP
I thank members across the chamber for their contributions to the debate and, indeed, their forbearance. On the issue of good governance, I have been in thi...
Douglas Lumsden Con
Will the cabinet secretary take an intervention?
Fiona Hyslop SNP
I really have to finish. We are encouraged that the UK Government has taken action to legislate on this method. The amendment reinforces the Scottish Govern...
The Presiding Officer NPA
That concludes the debate on the motion on legislative consent for the Bus Services (No 2) Bill, which is UK legislation.