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Division · amendment

Tackling Violent Crime

S6M-04320.2 · decided 11 May 2022 · lodged by Brown, Keith · session S6
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Carried 69/29
As an amendment to motion S6M-04320 in the name of Jamie Greene (Tackling Violent Crime), leave out from "notes with concern" to end and insert "recognises that a majority of the Parliament supported the justice vision and strategy on 8 February 2022; further recognises the need to focus on prevention and early intervention, taking a whole-government approach to reduce crime and make communities safer; supports making services person centred and trauma informed, in line with the aims set out in the justice vision; believes that improving support for victims and survivors should be among the highest priorities for the justice system; notes that recorded crime is at one of the lowest levels since 1974; acknowledges that there is more to do to address violent crime and improve the experiences of women in communities and within the justice system; welcomes the sustained investment in the justice system in 2022-23; believes that, while there will always be a place for restricting people’s liberty in society, the balance should be shifted to ensure that custody is used only when no alternative is appropriate, making greater use of alternative options in communities, and contrasts this progressive and evidence-based approach with the strategy adopted by the UK Government."

Vote heatmap · 129 MSPs

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  • Abstain
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For 69
SNP 58
Green 7
LD 4
Against 29
Con 29
Abstain 21
Lab 21
Not voted 10
SNP 6
Con 2
Lab 1
NPA 1