Scott, John
Everything we have on one MSP — voting record, motions, questions, committee work, allowances, Hansard contributions, registered interests and career history — pulled together on a single page.
Scott, John
See also http://www.vote-tory-for-ayr.org/johnscott.html
Politically, you're most like McGrigor, Jamie Con — similarity 81.6/100.
Divisions where they voted against their party's majority position.
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Approval of SSI
20 Jan 2021 · they voted Yes, party voted Abstain
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Marriage and Civil Partnership (Scotland) Bill
04 Feb 2014 · they voted Yes, party voted No
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Marriage and Civil Partnership (Scotland) Bill
20 Nov 2013 · they voted Yes, party voted No
Of the motions they've lodged that went to a vote, how often did the chamber agree.
MSPs who voted the same way most often across shared divisions.
- Davidson, Ruth Con 100.0% 1,007 shared
- Ross, Douglas Con 100.0% 183 shared
- Halcro Johnston, Jamie Con 100.0% 428 shared
- Lamont, John Con 100.0% 814 shared
- Lockhart, Dean Con 100.0% 635 shared
- McLetchie, David Con 100.0% 183 shared
MSPs they vote against most often.
- Walker, Bill Ind 15.6% 205 shared
- Adam, Brian SNP 20.6% 209 shared
- Salmond, Alex SNP 20.8% 457 shared
- Urquhart, Jean Ind 21.2% 666 shared
- Thompson, Dave SNP 22.1% 643 shared
- Brodie, Chic SNP 22.5% 688 shared
Composite of voting agreement, sponsorship overlap, and Hansard topic affinity. Weighted 50 / 25 / 25.
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McGrigor, Jamie Con 81.6vote 99 · co-sponsor 100 · topic 28
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Milne, Nanette Con 80.8vote 99 · co-sponsor 100 · topic 25
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Fergusson, Alex Con 80.2vote 99 · co-sponsor 94 · topic 28
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Scanlon, Mary Con 78.2vote 100 · co-sponsor 88 · topic 25
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vote 99 · co-sponsor 93 · topic 18
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Lamont, John Con 76.6vote 100 · co-sponsor 89 · topic 18
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Fraser, Murdo Con 75.9vote 99 · co-sponsor 80 · topic 25
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Briggs, Miles Con 72.8vote 100 · co-sponsor 67 · topic 25
Words and phrases this MSP uses far more often than the chamber average (TF-IDF over their Hansard contributions).
Rebellion rate (vs party majority) per session.
Unified timeline: party joinings, seat changes, committee appointments, ministerial roles.
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Left Standards, Procedures and Public Appointments Committee04 May 2021
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Left Environment, Climate Change and Land Reform Committee04 May 2021
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Stood down from Ayr (Dissolution)04 May 2021
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Left Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party04 May 2021
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Joined Standards, Procedures and Public Appointments Committee as Member20 Aug 2020
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Joined Environment, Climate Change and Land Reform Committee as Substitute Member25 Feb 2020
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Left Standards, Procedures and Public Appointments Committee18 Sep 2019
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Left Rural Economy and Connectivity Committee18 Sep 2019
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Left Environment, Climate Change and Land Reform Committee10 Sep 2019
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Joined Environment, Climate Change and Land Reform Committee as Deputy Convener05 Sep 2017
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Left Environment, Climate Change and Land Reform Committee05 Sep 2017
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Joined Standards, Procedures and Public Appointments Committee as Substitute Member29 Jun 2017
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Joined Rural Economy and Connectivity Committee as Substitute Member29 Jun 2017
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Joined Environment, Climate Change and Land Reform Committee as Member29 Jun 2017
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Left Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee29 Jun 2017
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Left Standards, Procedures and Public Appointments Committee29 Jun 2017
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Joined Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee as Convener14 Jun 2016
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Left Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee14 Jun 2016
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Joined Standards, Procedures and Public Appointments Committee as Member08 Jun 2016
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Joined Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee as Member08 Jun 2016
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Started representing Ayr05 May 2016
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Joined Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party05 May 2016
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Left Standards, Procedures and Public Appointments Committee23 Mar 2016
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Left Infrastructure and Capital Investment Committee23 Mar 2016
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Left Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee23 Mar 2016
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Stood down from Ayr (Dissolution)23 Mar 2016
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Left Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party23 Mar 2016
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Joined Standards, Procedures and Public Appointments Committee as Substitute Member07 Jan 2015
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Joined Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee as Member05 Jun 2013
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Left Subordinate Legislation Committee04 Jun 2013
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Joined Infrastructure and Capital Investment Committee as Substitute Member01 Feb 2012
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Joined Subordinate Legislation Committee as Member01 Jun 2011
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Started representing Ayr05 May 2011
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Joined Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party05 May 2011
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Left Rural Affairs and Environment Committee22 Mar 2011
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Stood down from Ayr (Dissolution)22 Mar 2011
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Left Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party22 Mar 2011
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Left Public Petitions Committee12 Nov 2008
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Joined Public Petitions Committee as Substitute Member27 Jun 2007
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Joined Rural Affairs and Environment Committee as Deputy Convener20 Jun 2007
28 earlier events not shown.
- McGrigor, Jamie Con 220×
- Scanlon, Mary Con 196×
- Milne, Nanette Con 188×
- Mitchell, Margaret Con 184×
- Fraser, Murdo Con 168×
- Gibson, Kenneth NPA 156×
- Smith, Liz Con 148×
- Lamont, John Con 144×
- Paterson, Gil SNP 140×
- Carlaw, Jackson Con 132×
- Whittle, Brian Con 400×
- Briggs, Miles Con 388×
- Bowman, Bill Con 324×
- Ballantyne, Michelle Reform 296×
- Stewart, Alexander Con 292×
- Fraser, Murdo Con 288×
- Mitchell, Margaret Con 288×
- Kerr, Liam Con 252×
- Lindhurst, Gordon Con 236×
- Mountain, Edward Con 216×
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Continued Petitions
Committee
24 Mar 2021Yes, please, convener, and thank you for letting me speak. I pay tribute to Finlay Carson and Brian Whittle for the work that they have done on the issue. The…
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Continued Petitions
Committee
24 Mar 2021I am sorry; I do not appear to be able to make the chat function work. I agree with members that the petition should be passed to the next health committee. I…
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Continued Petitions
Committee
24 Mar 2021I am grateful to the committee for allowing me to speak at the final meeting of the session of the Public Petitions Committee. Further to what Jackson Carlaw …
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Dogs (Protection of Livestock) (Amendment) (Scotland) Bill
Chamber
24 Mar 2021Thank you for your indulgence, Presiding Officer. I have very little to say except to welcome the passage of the bill and declare an interest—Interruption. I t…
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Covid-19 (Reflections and Next Steps)
Chamber
23 Mar 2021The First Minister is aware of the continuing anxieties and tensions in our communities resulting from vaccination anxiety, the worry about appointments for ot…
Committee
- Standards, Procedures and Public Appointments Committee Member · left 04 May 2021
- Environment, Climate Change and Land Reform Committee Substitute Member · left 04 May 2021
- Environment, Climate Change and Land Reform Committee Deputy Convener · left 10 Sep 2019
- Standards, Procedures and Public Appointments Committee Substitute Member · left 18 Sep 2019
- Rural Economy and Connectivity Committee Substitute Member · left 18 Sep 2019
- Environment, Climate Change and Land Reform Committee Member · left 05 Sep 2017
- Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee Convener · left 29 Jun 2017
- Standards, Procedures and Public Appointments Committee Member · left 29 Jun 2017
50 total · showing most recent.
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Heritable property
· 25 May 2016
I own a cottage in South Ayrshire with a market value of between £50,001 and £100,000 and have done so since June 2015. I receive a gross income from this cottage of between £5,001 and £10,000 per an…
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Gifts
· 25 May 2016
On 22 April 2017 my wife and I attended Ayr Racecourse as guests of the Ladbrokes Coral Group plc (a betting firm of 5th Floor, The Zig Zag Building, 70 Victoria Street, London, SW1E 6SQ). The value …
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Gifts
· 25 May 2016
On 22 April 2017 my wife and I attended Ayr Racecourse as guests of the Ladbrokes Coral Group plc (a betting firm of 5th Floor, The Zig Zag Building, 70 Victoria Street, London, SW1E 6SQ). The value …
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Gifts
· 25 May 2016
On 22 April 2017 my wife and I attended Ayr Racecourse as guests of the Ladbrokes Coral Group plc (a betting firm of 5th Floor, The Zig Zag Building, 70 Victoria Street, London, SW1E 6SQ). The value …
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Heritable property
· 25 May 2016
I own agricultural land and property with a market value of between £800,001 and £900,000 which produces a gross annual income of between £190,001 and £200,000. From 6 March 2009, part of the Farm’s …
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Heritable property
· 25 May 2016
I own a flat in South Ayrshire with a market value of between £100,001 and £150,000. I receive gross income from this flat of between £5,001 and £10,000 per annum.
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Heritable property
· 25 May 2016
I own a flat in South Ayrshire with a market value of between £250,001 and £300,000. I receive a gross income from this flat of between £5,001 and £10,000 per annum. [Amended interest 19 June 2017, A…
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Heritable property
· 25 May 2016
I own agricultural land in South Ayrshire with a market value of between £800,001 and £900,000 from which I receive gross income of between £5,001 and £10,000 per annum.
Party
- Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party · 05 May 2016 — 04 May 2021
- Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party · 05 May 2011 — 23 Mar 2016
- Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party · 03 May 2007 — 22 Mar 2011
- Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party · 01 May 2003 — 02 Apr 2007
- Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party · 16 Mar 2000 — 31 Mar 2003