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S1M-01694 Sustainable Development
3 linked amendments
Galbraith, Mr Sam Motion
Motion For Debate
28 Feb 2001
S1M-01402 The Producer Responsibility Obligations (Packaging Waste) Amendment (Scotland) Regulations 2000 Galbraith, Mr Sam Motion
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Standard Motion
29 Nov 2000
S1M-01325 Sport
2 linked amendments
Galbraith, Mr Sam Motion
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S1M-01305 National Cultural Strategy
2 linked amendments
Galbraith, Mr Sam Motion
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S1M-00975 Care Standards Bill Galbraith, Mr Sam Motion
Motion For Debate
22 Jun 2000
S1M-01007 Early Education and Childcare
2 linked amendments
Galbraith, Mr Sam Motion
Motion For Debate
15 Jun 2000
S1M-00877 Standards in Scotland's Schools etc. Bill Galbraith, Mr Sam Motion
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07 Jun 2000
S1M-00627 The Draft Scotland Act 1998 (Cross-Border Public Authorities) (Adaptation of Functions etc.) Order 2000 Galbraith, Mr Sam Motion
Standard Motion
28 Mar 2000
S1M-00532 Standards in Scotland's Schools etc. Bill
1 linked amendment
Galbraith, Mr Sam Motion
Motion For Debate
22 Mar 2000
S1M-00406 Children and Young People Looked After by Local Authorities
1 linked amendment
Galbraith, Mr Sam Motion
Motion For Debate
12 Jan 2000
S1M-00285 Childcare Strategy for Scotland
1 linked amendment
Galbraith, Mr Sam Motion
Motion For Debate
17 Nov 1999
S1M-00172.1 Education Galbraith, Mr Sam Motion
Motion For Debate
30 Sep 1999
S1M-00107 National Cultural Strategy
2 linked amendments
Galbraith, Mr Sam Motion
Motion For Debate
02 Sep 1999
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Motion

Sustainable Development

S1M-01694 · Motion For Debate · lodged by Galbraith, Mr Sam

Lodged on
26 Feb 2001
Heard / answered on
28 Feb 2001

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That the Parliament affirms its commitment to sustainable development; recognises the importance of sustainable development to achieving social justice for all peoples, and commends the Scottish Executive for continuing to place the issue central to its policies and programmes, as evidenced in its Programme for Government Working together for Scotland.
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Lodged by Galbraith, Mr Sam (Scottish Labour).
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 affirms its commitment to sustainable development; recognises the importance of sustainable development to achieving social justice for all peoples, and commends the Scottish Executive for continuing to place the issue central to its policies and programmes, as evidenced in its Programme for Government Working together for Scotland.

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  1. Selected item
    S1M-01694
    26 Feb 2001 · Motion For Debate · Galbraith, Mr Sam
    That the Parliament affirms its commitment to sustainable development; recognises the importance of sustainable development to achieving social justice for all peoples, and commends the Scottish Executive for continuing to place the issue central to its policies and programmes, as evidenced in its Programme for Government Working together for Scotland.
  2. Linked amendment/item
    S1M-01694.1
    27 Feb 2001 · Motion For Debate · Harper, Robin
    As an amendment to motion S1M-01694 in the name of Mr Sam Galbraith (Sustainable Development), leave out from “and commends” to end and insert “recognises that conserving and protecting environmental resources is the key to ensuring that the welfare of future generations is not compromised by present day activities and, in order to ensure that sustainabl...
  3. Linked amendment/item
    S1M-01694.2
    27 Feb 2001 · Motion For Debate · Crawford, Bruce
    As an amendment to motion S1M-01694 in the name of Mr Sam Galbraith (Sustainable Development), insert at end "however, also recognises that a great deal of work still requires to be undertaken regarding sustainable development in the fields of social inclusion, rural affairs, fishing, education, health, transport and economic development as well as in rel...
  4. Linked amendment/item
    S1M-01694.3
    27 Feb 2001 · Motion For Debate · Tosh, Murray
    As an amendment to motion S1M-01694 in the name of Mr Sam Galbraith (Sustainable Development), leave out from “, and commends” to end and insert “and to passing on a decent inheritance to future generations of Scots; notes the progress reported to date in Working together for Scotland, and calls upon the Scottish Executive to consult urgently to produce a...