Motion
West Lothian College’s Equality Week
S5M-15158 · Standard Motion · lodged by Findlay, Neil
Lodged on
14 Dec 2018Heard / answered on
UnknownThat the Parliament warmly welcomes West Lothian College’s Equality Week; acknowledges that the aim is to prioritise and promote equality and diversity in the institution, where it considers that all staff and students should be treated equally; understands that the focus of Equality Week has been an exhibition from the Anne Frank Trust, which tells the story of her life; understands that the underlying message is to ensure that everyone plays their part in creating a society free from discrimination and prejudice, and commends all staff and students at West Lothian College for showing such enthusiasm during this special week.
Backed by
Supported by 6 additional MSPs
SNP 3
Con 3
Lodged by
Findlay, Neil
(Scottish Labour).
- Kidd, Bill (SNP)
- Briggs, Miles (Con)
- Constance, Angela (SNP)
- Balfour, Jeremy (Con)
- Wells, Annie (Con)
- Adamson, Clare (SNP)
No division on record.
Either the chamber agreed this motion without a vote, it was withdrawn before debate, or it predates 2011 — vote-by-vote records only run from then.
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That the Parliament warmly welcomes West Lothian College’s Equality Week; acknowledges that the aim is to prioritise and promote equality and diversity in the institution, where it considers that all staff and students should be treated equally; understands that the focus of Equality Week has been an exhibition from the Anne Frank Trust, which tells the story of her life; understands that the underlying message is to ensure that everyone plays their part in creating a society free from discrimination and prejudice, and commends all staff and students at West Lothian College for showing such enthusiasm during this special week.
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S5M-15158Selected item14 Dec 2018 · Standard Motion · Findlay, NeilThat the Parliament warmly welcomes West Lothian College’s Equality Week; acknowledges that the aim is to prioritise and promote equality and diversity in the institution, where it considers that all staff and students should be treated equally; understands that the focus of Equality Week has been an exhibition from the Anne Frank Trust, which tells the s...