Scottish National Party
MSP for Greenock and Inverclyde (Constituency) 2016 - present day
Former MSP for West Scotland (Region) 2011 - 2016
Former MSP for West of Scotland (Region) 2007 - 2011
Website: stuartmcmillan.scot
X (previously known as Twitter): @StuMcMillanSNP
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The Scottish Parliament
Edinburgh
EH99 1SP
Phone: 01475 720930
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26 Grey Place
Greenock
Inverclyde
PA15 1YF
Phone: 01475 720930
Text relay calls welcome.
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Previous roles in cross-party groups are not included in this list.
27 March 2008 - 22 March 2011
Scottish Government
27 March 2008 - 22 March 2011
Scottish Government
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These are the official transcripts of what was said by this MSP in the chamber and at committee meetings. You'll find the topic discussed and how many times this MSP has contributed to the discussion.
Chamber meeting date: 12 December 2025
Stuart McMillan (Greenock and Inverclyde) (SNP): "Good morning, and a warm welcome to the 20th meeting in 2025 of the Constitution, Europe, External Affairs and Culture Committee…
Chamber meeting date: 12 December 2025
Stuart McMillan (Greenock and Inverclyde) (SNP): "Good morning, and a warm welcome to the 20th meeting in 2025 of the Constitution, Europe, External Affairs and Culture Committee…
Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee meeting date: 2 December 2025
The Convener: "Is the committee content that no reporting grounds are engaged?Members indicated agreement."
Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee meeting date: 2 December 2025
The Convener: "Under agenda item 5, we will take evidence on the Contract (Formation and Remedies) (Scotland) Bill from Siobhian Brown MSP, the Minister for Victims and Community Safety, who is accompanied by two Scottish Government officials: Michael Paparakis, policy and bill programme manager, private law unit; and Colin Gilchrist, solicitor, constitutional…
Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee meeting date: 2 December 2025
The Convener: "Under agenda item 2, we are considering one instrument, on which no points have been raised."
Find out how Stuart McMillan has voted recently.
Motion ref. S6M-20844
Submitted by: Shona Robison, Dundee City East, Scottish National Party. Date lodged: Tuesday, February 17, 2026
Supported by: Ivan McKee
Current status: Taken in the Chamber on Thursday, February 19, 2026
Result 93 for, 29 against, 1 abstained, 6 did not vote
MSP voted for
Agreed
Motion ref. S6M-20826.1
Submitted by: Douglas Ross, Highlands and Islands, Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party. Date lodged: Wednesday, February 18, 2026
Current status: Taken in the Chamber on Wednesday, February 18, 2026
Result 51 for, 71 against, 0 abstained, 7 did not vote
MSP voted against
Disagreed
Motion ref. S6M-20827
Submitted by: Graeme Dey, Angus South, Scottish National Party. Date lodged: Tuesday, February 17, 2026
Current status: Taken in the Chamber on Wednesday, February 18, 2026
Result 112 for, 7 against, 1 abstained, 9 did not vote
MSP voted for
Agreed
Motion ref. S6M-20820.2
Submitted by: Daniel Johnson, Edinburgh Southern, Scottish Labour. Date lodged: Tuesday, February 17, 2026
Supported by: Alex Rowley, Paul Sweeney
Current status: Taken in the Chamber on Wednesday, February 18, 2026
Result 93 for, 28 against, 1 abstained, 7 did not vote
MSP voted for
Agreed
Motion ref. S6M-20819.3
Submitted by: Angus Robertson, Edinburgh Central, Scottish National Party. Date lodged: Tuesday, February 17, 2026
Supported by: Graeme Dey
Current status: Taken in the Chamber on Wednesday, February 18, 2026
Result 89 for, 7 against, 27 abstained, 6 did not vote
MSP voted for
Agreed
Find out what motions Stuart McMillan has submitted recently.
Motion ref. S6M-20850
These are the questions that this MSP has asked in Parliament. It also includes any answer to those questions.
Asked by: Stuart McMillan, Greenock and Inverclyde, Scottish National Party
Date lodged: 16 March 2026
Current Status: Taken in the Chamber on 19 March 2026
"To ask the First Minister, following the Union Street fire in Glasgow, what discussions the Scottish Government has had with Network Rail regarding the organisation having a greater say over what types of businesses can be located in close vicinity to key transport hubs such as Glasgow Central."
Asked by: Stuart McMillan, Greenock and Inverclyde, Scottish National Party
Date lodged: 25 February 2026
Current Status: Taken in the Chamber on 4 March 2026
"To ask the Scottish Government whether it will provide an update on any discussions it has had with NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde regarding the implementation of the Royal Mail NHS-specific barcode system to ensure that appointment letters, test results and urgent patient correspondence are delivered on time, particularly during service…
Asked by: Stuart McMillan, Greenock and Inverclyde, Scottish National Party
Date lodged: 30 January 2026
Current Status: Answered by Ivan McKee on 13 February 2026
"To ask the Scottish Government whether operating costs, including energy and staffing costs, are taken into account in the valuation of licensed hospitality premises for non-domestic rates calculation purposes."
Asked by: Stuart McMillan, Greenock and Inverclyde, Scottish National Party
Date lodged: 30 January 2026
Current Status: Answered by Ivan McKee on 13 February 2026
"To ask the Scottish Government, following the publication of the non-domestic rates revaluation statistics on 13 January 2026, what shifts there have been in rateable value by property class, in each local authority area."
Asked by: Stuart McMillan, Greenock and Inverclyde, Scottish National Party
Date lodged: 30 January 2026
Current Status: Answered by Ivan McKee on 12 February 2026
"To ask the Scottish Government what change in revenue it anticipates from the licensed hospitality sector as a result of any combined impact of the 2026-27 non-domestic rates revaluation and budget decisions."
Asked by: Stuart McMillan, Greenock and Inverclyde, Scottish National Party
Date lodged: 30 January 2026
Current Status: Answered by Ivan McKee on 11 February 2026
"To ask the Scottish Government, following the publication of the non-domestic rates revaluation statistics on 13 January 2026, how many (a) restaurants, (b) pubs and (c) hotels will see an increase in their rateable values."
Asked by: Stuart McMillan, Greenock and Inverclyde, Scottish National Party
Date lodged: 30 January 2026
Current Status: Answered by Ivan McKee on 11 February 2026
"To ask the Scottish Government, following the publication of the non-domestic rates revaluation statistics on 13 January 2026, how the increase in rateable value for the licensed hospitality sector compares with other sectors."
Asked by: Stuart McMillan, Greenock and Inverclyde, Scottish National Party
Date lodged: 30 January 2026
Current Status: Answered by Ivan McKee on 11 February 2026
"To ask the Scottish Government, following the publication of the non-domestic rates revaluation statistics on 13 January 2026, what shifts there have been in rateable value in each local authority area."
Asked by: Stuart McMillan, Greenock and Inverclyde, Scottish National Party
Date lodged: 30 January 2026
Current Status: Answered by Ivan McKee on 11 February 2026
"To ask the Scottish Government, following the publication of the non-domestic rates revaluation statistics on 13 January 2026, whether any analysis has been conducted of the distributional changes on rateable value by geographic area."
Asked by: Stuart McMillan, Greenock and Inverclyde, Scottish National Party
Date lodged: 30 January 2026
Current Status: Answered by Ivan McKee on 11 February 2026
"To ask the Scottish Government, following the publication of the non-domestic rates revaluation statistics on 13 January 2026, how many (a) restaurants, (b) pubs and (c) hotels will see an increase in their rateable values of over (i) 10%, (ii) 20%, (iii) 30% and (iv) 40% or higher."
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