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Division · amendment

Repealing the Hate Crime Act

S6M-12855.3 · decided 17 Apr 2024 · lodged by Brown, Siobhian · session S6
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Carried 64/49
As an amendment to motion S6M-12855 in the name of Russell Findlay (Repealing the Hate Crime Act), leave out from "should" to end and insert ", as supported by the majority of the Parliament, will provide greater protections for those who are targeted victims of hate crime; notes that the Act was developed following a review into hate crime by senior retired judge Lord Bracadale, who recommended specific legislation to recognise the impact and harm caused by hate crime; further notes that around a third of hate crimes in Scotland involved a victim who experienced the incident at their place of work or whilst undertaking duties as part of their occupation, most of whom were working in retail or other service industries, and that a quarter of recorded hate crimes had a police officer victim, and recognises that the impact on victims of hate crime can be traumatic and life changing."

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For 64
SNP 57
Green 7
Against 49
Con 29
Lab 19
Alba 1
Abstain 5
LD 4
SNP 1
Not voted 11
SNP 5
Lab 3
Con 2
NPA 1