SPCB Question Time

Mary Fee S5O-03813
To ask the Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body what steps it is taking to ensure that there is access to the Wi-Fi service across all of the estate.

Gail Ross S5O-03810
To ask the Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body what consideration it has given to introducing remote voting and video conferencing options for Members.

Christine Grahame S5O-03807
To ask the Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body, with reference to its policy that does not permit parliamentary-funded publications to be issued within three months of a UK parliamentary general election or referendum, and, in light of the frequency of such events since 2015, whether it plans to revise its rules in this regard.

Claire Baker S5O-03812
To ask the Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body what arrangements are in place to allow cross party groups to access support such as BSL interpreters or translation services for meetings.

Miles Briggs S5O-03772
To ask the Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body what plans it has to make provision in future years to offer the flu vaccination to its contractor staff.

Jeremy Balfour S5O-03811
To ask the Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body what provisions have been made for disabled people who are unable to use the fingerprint scanners that have been installed as part of the two-factor authentication service at the entrances to the complex.

John Mason S5O-03808
To ask the Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body how many Members have had their fingerprints taken for the two-factor authentication system for access to the complex.

Gordon MacDonald S5O-03809
To ask the Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body for what reason its guidance on Members' publications restricts their issue within three months of an election, when the standard period at the UK Parliament is six weeks.

Ruth Maguire S5O-03814
To ask the Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body how it supports people with additional communication needs to participate in parliamentary processes.

Stewart Stevenson S5O-03771
To ask the Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body whether it will consider introducing a scheme to support employees of MSPs who, for reasons of ill-health, are unable to continue in work.