[S1M-858.2 (Amendment)] Decision Time — 17 May 2000 at 17:01
This looks like the vote on S1M-858.2
The description in the bulletin on 2000-05-17 is:
*S1M-858.2 Bill Aitken: Glasgow Regeneration—As an amendment to motion (S1M-858) in the name of Ms Wendy Alexander, leave out from "endorses" to end and insert "notes with grave concern the levels of unemployment, education failure, serious health problems and population loss affecting the city of Glasgow; recognises that these are testament to the failure of the Labour local authorities to address these problems over two generations; further notes that the response of the Labour Government and the Scottish Executive has to date been inadequate to deal with these problems; asks the Executive to address these problems in Glasgow as a matter of urgency; requests that the Executive specifically notes the failure of the existing local government system to cope adequately with Glasgow’s problems; urges the Executive to institute appropriate steps to allow for a democratically and directly elected Lord Provost for the city with an executive role; further urges the Executive to appoint a Minister, from within its Ministerial team, with specific responsibility for Glasgow whose remit would include liaison with departmental ministers, the newly elected Provost, the city council and all agencies connected with the regeneration of Glasgow, and believes that the Parliament should set up a Committee, comprising all Glasgow Members, to oversee the performance of that Minister, thus ensuring that Glasgow’s problems receive the attention which they not only deserve but are necessary to ensure the city’s future."
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Text Introducing Division:
The second question is, that amendment S1M-858.2, in the name of Bill Aitken, seeking to amend motion S1M-858, in the name of Wendy Alexander, be agreed to. Are we all agreed?
No.
There will be a division.
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