Chamber
Plenary, 28 Mar 2001
28 Mar 2001 · S1 · Plenary
Item of business
Drug-assisted Sexual Assault
Speaker
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Motion debated,
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The Presiding Officer (Sir David Steel):
NPA
We now come to members' business. I appeal to members who are leaving to do so quickly and quietly so that we can proceed. The motion to be debated is S1M-13...
Motion debated,
That the Parliament notes the findings of the Home Office/Police Research Awards study on Drug Assisted Sexual Assault undertaken by DCI Peter Sturman of the...
Pauline McNeill (Glasgow Kelvin) (Lab):
Lab
It is apt, in the light of this week's press, that we are having this debate on drug-assisted sexual assault. I say that not because I want to deviate from t...
Mr Gil Paterson (Central Scotland) (SNP):
SNP
I thank Pauline McNeill for bringing this issue to the Parliament and I congratulate her on securing the debate and on the quality of the information that sh...
Mrs Lyndsay McIntosh (Central Scotland) (Con):
Con
I join in the congratulations to Pauline McNeill on securing the debate. I thank her for giving all members the opportunity to air our concerns about drug-as...
Elaine Smith (Coatbridge and Chryston) (Lab):
Lab
As gender reporter for the Equal Opportunities Committee, I have worked on issues relating to women and the justice system. That work was started by Johann L...
Johann Lamont (Glasgow Pollok) (Lab):
Lab
I will address the issue of women keeping themselves safe. In a recent conversation with some young women of my acquaintance, I was struck by the way in whic...
The Deputy Minister for Social Justice (Ms Margaret Curran):
Lab
I congratulate Pauline McNeill, who must feel quite feted tonight. I want to add to what has been a significant debate. As Gil Paterson—who is to be congratu...
Meeting closed at 17:43.