There are three questions to be put as a result of today’s business. The first question is, that amendment S6M-08626.2, in the name of Liam Kerr, which seeks to amend motion S6M-08626, in the name of Màiri McAllan, on delivering on climate change and the just transition, be agreed to. Are we agreed?

Members:

No.

The Deputy Presiding Officer:

There will be a division. There will be a short suspension to allow members to access the digital voting system.

16:59 Meeting suspended.

17:02 On resuming—

We move to the division on amendment S6M-08626.2, in the name of Liam Kerr. Members should cast their votes now.

The Deputy Presiding Officer:

The result of the division on amendment S6M-08626.2, in the name of Liam Kerr, is: For 47, Against 61, Abstentions 0.

Amendment disagreed to.

The next question is, that amendment S6M-08626.1, in the name of Sarah Boyack, which seeks to amend motion S6M-08626, in the name of Màiri McAllan, on delivering on climate change and the just transition, be agreed to. Are we agreed?

Members:

No.

The Deputy Presiding Officer:

There will be a division.

The Deputy Presiding Officer:

The result of the division on amendment S6M-08626.1, in the name of Sarah Boyack, is: For 16, Against 93, Abstentions 0.

Amendment disagreed to.

The final question is, that motion S6M-08626, in the name of Màiri McAllan, on delivering on climate change and the just transition, be agreed to. Are we agreed?

Members:

No.

The Deputy Presiding Officer:

There will be a division.

The vote is now closed.

On a point of order, Presiding Officer. My device would not connect to the server. I would have voted yes.

The Deputy Presiding Officer:

Thank you, Ms McKelvie. Your vote will be recorded.

The Deputy Presiding Officer:

The result of the division on motion S6M-08626, in the name of Màiri McAllan, on delivering on climate change and the just transition, is: For 94, Against 0, Abstentions 16.

Motion agreed to,

That the Parliament recognises the scale and the urgency of the climate crisis and the need for Scotland to show continued global leadership in a Just Transition to net zero; further recognises that the draft Energy Strategy and Just Transition Plan sets out a just and fair pathway to maximise the opportunities of that transition; acknowledges that a highly-skilled workforce will be required to deliver the opportunities of a net zero economy, including Scotland’s existing oil and gas and construction workforces, and that upskilling, reskilling and attracting new talent should be a key just transition priority of the Scottish Government; celebrates the significant contribution of those who manage land and marine areas, including those working in farming and fishing, to food security, the economy and the environment; agrees that Scotland’s economic potential as a net zero nation is vast, including world-leading clean energy sectors and supply chains, its nature-based sectors and food and drink, through innovative green technology and services, including finance, and by maximising Scotland’s strengths and potential in the decarbonisation of transport and the built environment; endorses that Scotland’s sectoral Just Transition Plans must be co-designed by those most impacted by the transition, including workers and trades unions, and anticipates the contribution that Scotland’s next Climate Change Plan, and both site and sectoral Just Transition Plans, will make on the journey to a fairer, greener Scotland.