| 6 Apr 2021 | The Scottish Youth Parliament calls on all universities and colleges to operate strict security policies and increased visibility around campuses at night to ensure students are better protected from sexual violence. | Statement | Education and Lifelong Learning; Justice | 91% | Members’ Motion by Emily Harle MSYP
| | 26 Nov 2020 | Colleges, universities, and employers should amend their admissions and recruitment policies to ensure young people whose grades and/or work experience were affected by the COVID-19 crisis are not penalised. | Manifesto | Education and Lifelong Learning; Health and Wellbeing; Jobs, Economy and Fair Work | 84% | Commitment from From Scotland’s Young People: SYP’s 2021-26 Manifesto
| | 26 Nov 2020 | The Scottish Government should encourage and provide funding to local councils to work with young people with disabilities to design and maintain more accessible parks. | Manifesto | Sport and Leisure | 87% | Commitment from From Scotland’s Young People: SYP’s 2021-26 Manifesto
| | 26 Nov 2020 | Funding for sports and leisure facilities and programmes should be protected from budget cuts and supported through a dedicated COVID-19 recovery fund to ensure all young people can continue to participate in activities, regardless of where they live or their household's income. | Manifesto | Sport and Leisure | 80% | Commitment from From Scotland’s Young People: SYP’s 2021-26 Manifesto
| | 26 Nov 2020 | More sports centres, cultural and arts facilities should have reduced entry fees or discounts for young people with a Young Scot card. | Manifesto | Sport and Leisure | 86% | Commitment from From Scotland’s Young People: SYP’s 2021-26 Manifesto
| | 26 Nov 2020 | In order to protect young offenders and young people who have a family member in prison, newspapers and other media outlets should be prevented from publishing the address of a person who has been sentenced in Court. | Manifesto | Justice | 86% | Commitment from From Scotland’s Young People: SYP’s 2021-26 Manifesto
| | 26 Nov 2020 | Young offenders up to the age of 18-years-old should not be imprisoned, and rehabilitative alternatives[1] to detention should be put into practice. | Manifesto | Justice | 56% | Commitment from From Scotland’s Young People: SYP’s 2021-26 Manifesto
| | 26 Nov 2020 | Children and young people’s rights should be at the forefront of decisions made during the COVID-19 crisis and recovery process. | Manifesto | Education and Lifelong Learning; Equalities and Human Rights; Health and Wellbeing; Jobs, Economy and Fair Work | 69% | Commitment from From Scotland’s Young People: SYP’s 2021-26 Manifesto
| | 26 Nov 2020 | Every young person in Scotland should have access to fast and reliable internet and devices to access the digital world, regardless of their geographical location or financial standing. | Manifesto | Culture and Media; Education and Lifelong Learning; Equalities and Human Rights; Jobs, Economy and Fair Work | 83% | Commitment from From Scotland’s Young People: SYP’s 2021-26 Manifesto
| | 26 Nov 2020 | Policies and initiatives should be created to ensure that young people have good employment prospects throughout the recovery from the COVID-19 crisis, such as youth employment schemes, work experience initiatives, and skills development programmes. | Manifesto | Education and Lifelong Learning; Jobs, Economy and Fair Work; Social Security | 84% | Commitment from From Scotland’s Young People: SYP’s 2021-26 Manifesto
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