Parliament Live from Holyrood – 02/06/2026
Join us for Parliament Live from Holyrood including backbenchers’ FMQs, a ministerial statement on Phone Free Classrooms and a Scottish Government debate on the Summer of Sport.
Today’s Parliament Live from Holyrood includes backbenchers’ FMQs, a ministerial statement on Phone Free Classrooms and a Scottish Government debate on the Summer of Sport..
2:00pm – 2:00pm – General Questions
1. Colin Beattie (S7O-00002)
To ask the Scottish Government whether it will provide an update on the progress of the Sheriffhall Roundabout project.
2. Emma Roddick (S7O-00003)
To ask the Scottish Government what assessment it will undertake of any impact of its planned public sector reform on employment in Inverness and Nairn.
3. Helen McDade (S7O-00004)
To ask the Scottish Government what role it has in response to the incident of subsidence in Coalsnaughton Road, Tillicoultry, in which 30 houses have been evacuated.
4. Jamie Langan (S7O-00005)
To ask the Scottish Government whether it supports a market economy and the role of the price mechanism within it.
5. Liam McArthur (S7O-00006)
To ask the Scottish Government what action it is taking to improve the resilience of island communities.
6. Collette Stevenson (S7O-00007)
To ask the Scottish Government, in light of the reported extension of the administration process of East Kilbride Shopping Centre, whether it will provide an update on its discussions with local stakeholders.
7. Max Bannerman (S7O-00008)
To ask the Scottish Government whether its commitment to reform public services includes removing reported blockages and inefficiencies in delayed capital projects, such as the A9 and A96 dualling, to expedite their completion.
8. Katherine Sangster (S7O-00009)
To ask the Scottish Government what actions are being taken to address wildfire risks and to ensure appropriate resource is given to the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service, in light of last week’s fire on Arthur’s Seat in Edinburgh.
First Minister’s Questions (Backbench Members)
Ministerial Statement – Phone Free Classrooms
Scottish Government Debate – Summer of Sport
Maree Todd (S7M-00208) – Summer of Sport
That the Parliament welcomes Scotland’s Summer of Sport programme, which aims to capitalise on the landmark summer of international sport taking place this year, with Scotland’s men’s football team competing in the 2026 FIFA World Cup and the Commonwealth Games taking place in Glasgow in July; recognises that it will provide opportunities for children and young people to take part in free and low-cost activities across the country; believes that providing positive, inclusive and inspiring sporting experiences for children and young people is one of the best things the people of Scotland can do to support physical, mental, and social health, and hopes that these experiences will encourage lifelong participation in sport, whether through playing, or as future captains, coaches and volunteers across the sporting sector.
Committee Announcements
Business Motions
Parliamentary Bureau Motions.
5:30pm – Decision Time.
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