Motion
The Gordon and Ena Baxter Foundation, 2015
S4M-15237 · Standard Motion · lodged by Scanlon, Mary
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That the Parliament congratulates the Gordon and Ena Baxter Foundation on what it considers the important work that it has carried out in 2015 in supporting communities in the Highlands and Islands and the north; notes that the foundation manages the personal legacies left by Gordon and Ena, of the Moray-based Baxters Food Group; further notes that awards are made twice a year to groups that work in education, health, social welfare, sports, arts, heritage, conservation and the environment; understands that, in 2013, the trust broadened the geographical area from which it accepts applications, so that it not only supports charities and organisations in Moray, where Baxters has been based since it was established, but across the Highlands and Islands and north east; understands that more than £200,000 has been awarded to over 40 worthy community-driven initiatives in 2015; applauds the work of the foundation manager, Kay Jackson, and the trustees on their tremendous efforts, and wishes the foundation continued success in 2016 and beyond.
Backed by
Supported by 20 additional MSPs
SNP 8
Con 7
Lab 4
Ind 1
Lodged by
Scanlon, Mary
(Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party).
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McGrigor, Jamie (Con)
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Buchanan, Cameron (Con)
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Urquhart, Jean (Ind)
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Malik, Hanzala (Lab)
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Lamont, John (Con)
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Mitchell, Margaret (Con)
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Robertson, Dennis (SNP)
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Campbell, Roderick (SNP)
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Brodie, Chic (SNP)
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Lyle, Richard (SNP)
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McTaggart, Anne (Lab)
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Henry, Hugh (Lab)
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Baillie, Jackie (Lab)
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Stewart, Kevin (SNP)
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Kidd, Bill (SNP)
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Adamson, Clare (SNP)
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Carlaw, Jackson (Con)
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Milne, Nanette (Con)
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Goldie, Annabel (Con)
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McDonald, Mark (SNP)
No division on record.
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That the Parliament congratulates the Gordon and Ena Baxter Foundation on what it considers the important work that it has carried out in 2015 in supporting communities in the Highlands and Islands and the north; notes that the foundation manages the personal legacies left by Gordon and Ena, of the Moray-based Baxters Food Group; further notes that awards are made twice a year to groups that work in education, health, social welfare, sports, arts, heritage, conservation and the environment; understands that, in 2013, the trust broadened the geographical area from which it accepts applications, so that it not only supports charities and organisations in Moray, where Baxters has been based since it was established, but across the Highlands and Islands and north east; understands that more than £200,000 has been awarded to over 40 worthy community-driven initiatives in 2015; applauds the work of the foundation manager, Kay Jackson, and the trustees on their tremendous efforts, and wishes the foundation continued success in 2016 and beyond.
Amendments and how the chamber decided
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S4M-15237
18 Dec 2015 · Standard Motion ·
Scanlon, Mary
That the Parliament congratulates the Gordon and Ena Baxter Foundation on what it considers the important work that it has carried out in 2015 in supporting communities in the Highlands and Islands and the north; notes that the foundation manages the personal legacies left by Gordon and Ena, of the Moray-based Baxters Food Group; further notes that awards...