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| What does your constituency MSP think about nuclear weapons ? | ||||||||
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| If you are a constituent then please email Malcolm Chisholm | ||||||||
| - say what you think about the Government's plans for nuclear weapons in Scotland. If you include your postal address then you should get a reply. | ||||||||
| Trident debate 14 June 2007 | ||||||||
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Voted for motion which opposed Trident replacement Made a speech and pointed out that "the alliance against the renewal of Trident and in favour of nuclear disarmament is bigger and wider than at any point since the second world war." Also supported Elaine Smith's amendment which was not accepted for debate. |
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| Views on nuclear weapons: | ||||||||
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Replied to survey in November 2006 saying he was opposed to the upgrading or replacement of the Trident. On 8 December 2006 said he told BBC TV - "I just think in the new world, we don't actually need this kind of weapon. .. I think we ought to try and get rid of the weapons we have through multi-lateral disarmament rather than encouraging proliferation through new investment in armaments." |
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| Trident debate 21 December 2006 | ||||||||
| Abstained on Labour amendment, voted for SNP amendment, but voted against Lib Dem amendment | ||||||||
| Trident debate September 2006: Voted against SNP motion (which opposed Trident replacement) and for Labour amendment |
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Trident debate May 2006: Voted against Green motion (which opposed Trident replacement) and for Labour amendment |
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| Supported the following other motions on nuclear weapons:: |
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