– in the Scottish Parliament am ar 4 Mehefin 2024.
The first question is, that motion S6M-13464, in the name of Shirley-Anne Somerville, on the Social Security (Amendment) (Scotland) Bill at stage 1, be agreed to.
Motion agreed to,
That the Parliament agrees to the general principles of the Social Security (Amendment) (Scotland) Bill.
The second question is, that motion S6M-13176, in the name of Shona Robison, on a financial resolution to the Social Security (Amendment) (Scotland) Bill, be agreed to.
Motion agreed to,
That the Parliament, for the purposes of any Act of the Scottish Parliament resulting from the Social Security (Amendment) (Scotland) Bill, agrees to—
(a) any expenditure of a kind referred to in Rule 9.12.3A of the Parliament’s Standing Orders arising in consequence of the Act, and
(b) any charge or payment in relation to which Rule 9.12.4 of the Parliament’s Standing Orders applies arising in consequence of the Act.
The next question is, that amendment S6M-13466.2, in the name of Sandesh Gulhane, which seeks to amend motion S6M-13466, in the name of Neil Gray, on a vision for health and social care in Scotland, be agreed to. Are we agreed?
There will be a division. There will be a short suspension to allow members to access the digital voting system.
Members should cast their votes now.
The vote is closed.
The next question is, that amendment S6M-13466.1, in the name of Jackie Baillie, which seeks to amend motion S6M-13466, in the name of Neil Gray, on a vision for health and social care in Scotland, be agreed to. Are we agreed?
There will be a division.
The result of the division on amendment S6M-13466.1, in the name of Jackie Baillie, is: For 18, Against 87, Abstentions 7.
Amendment disagreed to.
The final question is, that motion S6M-13466, in the name of Neil Gray, on a vision for health and social care in Scotland, be agreed to. Are we agreed?
There will be a division.
The result of the division on motion S6M-13466, in the name of Neil Gray, is: For 83, Against 30, Abstentions 0.
Motion agreed to,
That the Parliament recognises the urgent and critical need for health and social care reform within the context of an ageing population, persistent health inequalities and fiscal pressures, whilst ensuring that the founding principle that the NHS in Scotland remains in the hands of the public and is free at the point of use will not change; agrees that reform must focus on a more sustainable healthcare system, performance improvement, prevention, providing quality services and maximising access, with a foundation of due consideration for the people at the heart of Scotland's health and social care services, including the workforce; recognises the importance of continuing to invest in mental health and GP services, including the investment of £190 million in 2024-25 for multi-disciplinary teams to support general practice and the new support for protected learning time in GP practices, and supports the Scottish Government’s commitment to a national engagement that will inform and inspire the reform programme.
That concludes decision time.