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North East Scotland

Marlyn Glen MSP

Labour
Opposed to Trident and has voted to show this.
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Trident Debate 14 June 2007 :

Voted for motion which opposed the renewal of Trident

Supported Elaine Smith's amendment before the debate.

Views on nuclear weapons:

Replied to survey in November 2006 saying she was opposed to the upgrading or replacing of Trident and said:

"I am opposed to the replacement of Trident as it could escalate rather than diminish the possibility of nuclear conflict.

"Upgrading this instrument of nuclear war will waste many billions of pounds that morally should be spent on creating a more just and peaceful society through investment in health, education, housing and jobs.

"Renewing the Trident nuclear missile system would stand against the UK Government's commitment made in 2005 at the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Review Conference to 'accomplish the elimination of nuclear arsenals'"

Replied to survey in June 2005 saying she was opposed to replacing Trident

Trident Debate 21 December 2006:
Abstained on Labour amendment, voted for SNP amendment, but voted against Lib Dem amendment
Trident Debate September 2006:
Voted for SNP motion (opposing Trident replacement) and for Green amendment (diversification) and abstained on Labour amendment
Trident Debate May 2006
Voted for Green motion (opposing Trident replacement) and abstained on Labour amendment  
Supported the following motions on nuclear weapons:
Scotland's Long Walk for Peace (submitted)
Trident Renewal Debate
Additional information
Co-convenor of the Scottish Parliament Cross Party Group on Nuclear Disarmament