Document 1296
Scottish Parliament: Motions and Amendments: 2001 S1M-1888
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Supported by: Fiona Hyslop, Mr Kenneth Macintosh, Robert Brown, Donald Gorrie, Tommy Sheridan, Ms Sandra White, Rhoda Grant, Mr Alex Neil, Ms Elaine Thomson, Ms Margo MacDonald, Tricia Marwick, Ms Linda Fabiani, Mr Jamie Stone, Dr Richard Simpson, Mike Watson, Mrs Elaine Smith, Dorothy-Grace Elder
Lodged on 30 April 2001; not current as of 26 June 2001
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