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Division · amendment

Scotland’s Public Service Values

S6M-11831.1 · decided 11 Jan 2024 · lodged by Marra, Michael · session S6
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Defeated 48/64
As an amendment to motion S6M-11831 in the name of Shona Robison (Scotland’s Public Service Values), leave out from first "welcomes" to end and insert "recognises that communities in Scotland have been let down by the Scottish National Party (SNP) to the extent that poverty is rising, life expectancy is falling and health inequalities are widening, and that the SNP administration has a 16-year record of failure in reforming public services, as highlighted by Audit Scotland, COSLA and other public bodies in the recent Finance and Public Administration Committee inquiry; further recognises that the promises of a healthcare system free at the point of need have been broken by this SNP administration, with almost one in six people in Scotland on waiting lists, whilst £1.2 billion has been wasted on delayed discharge since it promised to eradicate the practice, and that a lack of a credible workforce plan has resulted in millions being spent every year on agency workers; considers that the botched National Care Service and stalled education reform under this SNP administration are particularly egregious examples of its failure to reform public services; welcomes the invaluable work that public sector workers continue to do, and calls on the Scottish Government to urgently provide clarity to public sector bodies, unions and workers regarding its plans for the public sector workforce; notes that, if Scotland’s economy had grown at the same rate since 2012 as the UK overall, it would be £8.5 billion larger, and calls on the Scottish Government to prioritise the delivery of economic growth in all parts of Scotland to create jobs, boost incomes, reduce poverty, and allow for greater investment in, and reform of, public services, including transforming the NHS and social care system to meet the needs of people and communities, and embracing the power of digital technologies."

Vote heatmap · 129 MSPs

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  • Yes
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  • Abstain
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For 48
Con 31
Lab 14
LD 3
Against 64
SNP 56
Green 7
Alba 1
Abstain 0

No-one in this bucket.

Not voted 17
Lab 8
SNP 7
LD 1
NPA 1