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Turner, Dr Jean

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Turner, Dr Jean

Former (left at end of session) Independent Strathkelvin and Bearsden
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Divisions voted in
0
no votes on record
Party alignment
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not enough data
Attendance
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0 "Not Voted" of 0 divisions present
Motions lodged
60
219 questions · 0 unanswered
Hansard contributions
863
141 chamber · 722 committee
Allowances claimed
£0
0 transactions
Most-discussed topics in Hansard
bill ·241 stage ·206 health ·167 care ·109 smoking ·85 social ·77 human ·74 tissue ·74 inquiry ·47 service ·42 adult ·41 support ·41
Recent motions & questions
Motion success

Of the motions they've lodged that went to a vote, how often did the chamber agree.

Lodged
60
Carried
0
Defeated
0
Not divided
60
Voice fingerprint

Words and phrases this MSP uses far more often than the chamber average (TF-IDF over their Hansard contributions).

stobhill lornah general practice experienced nurses trolleys stobhill hospital public involvement high-dependency beds coronary care casualty department high-dependency anaesthetist
Career arc

Unified timeline: party joinings, seat changes, committee appointments, ministerial roles.

  1. ☷
    Left Health Committee
    02 Apr 2007
  2. ⌂
    Stood down from Strathkelvin and Bearsden (Dissolution)
    02 Apr 2007
  3. –
    Left Independent
    02 Apr 2007
  4. ☷
    Joined Health Committee as Member
    04 Jun 2003
  5. ⌂
    Started representing Strathkelvin and Bearsden
    01 May 2003
  6. +
    Joined Independent
    01 May 2003
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Whose motions they back most
Recent contributions to the Official Report
  • Legacy Paper Committee
    20 Mar 2007
    There is a typo in the first line of paragraph 104, which has "these" instead of "this".
  • Subordinate Legislation Committee
    20 Mar 2007
    It is not a subject about which the ordinary population would know. Unless you provide a little more information when you ask the question and allow people to …
  • Subordinate Legislation Committee
    20 Mar 2007
    Have questions been asked about the difference between what happens in primary and secondary care? If someone is in hospital and suddenly finds that they need …
  • Subordinate Legislation Committee
    20 Mar 2007
    You said that the new rate is £6.85, which is a fair amount of money for someone on a tight income. A person could have four prescriptions—four times £6.85 is …
  • Scotland Malawi Partnership Chamber
    15 Mar 2007
    I thank Karen Gillon for managing to fit in the debate before the end of the session because the subject is important, as is keeping the connection and the par…
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