| 3 Jul 2023 | The Scottish Youth Parliament believes that decision-makers should adopt an intersectional feminist approach to town planning, to improve accessibility and safety measures for people that experience gender discrimination. | Statement | Justice; Social Security | 81% | Joint motion by Ellie Craig MSYP, Glasgow and Cathcart, and Mollie McGoran MSYP, Inverness and Nairn.
| | 3 Jul 2023 | The Scottish Youth Parliament acknowledges the abuse young people can experience in the retail and hospitality sectors and calls for further action by Police Scotland and employers to ensure young people are confident that they are safe whilst they are at work. | Statement | Jobs, Economy and Fair Work; Justice | 94% | Individual motion by Jack Anderson MSYP, Dundee East.
| | 1 Oct 2022 | The Scottish Youth Parliament recognises the cost of living crisis has created significant difficulty and hardship for young people and believes they should be supported in reducing the negative impacts of the crisis. | Statement | UK, Europe and External Relations; Jobs, Economy and Fair Work | 99% | Members’ Motion by Abid Zaman MSYP
| | 1 Oct 2022 | The Scottish Youth Parliament calls on the Scottish Government to make free rail travel available to all under-22s in Scotland. | Statement | Transport, Environment and Rural Affairs | 76% | Members’ Motion by Hugh Mulvihill MSYP
| | 1 Oct 2022 | The Scottish Youth Parliament believes that by improving education about neurodiversity received by adults who work with young people, there can be improved diagnoses and understanding of the differences among neurodiverse young people. | Statement | Health and Wellbeing | 98% | Joint Members’ Motion by Imaan Hussain MSYP and Abbie Wright MSYP
| | 1 Oct 2022 | The Scottish Youth Parliament acknowledges the adverse effects that grief and loss can have on young people and believes that all young people suffering from bereavement should be offered support and resources based on their individual needs. | Statement | Education and Lifelong Learning; Health and Wellbeing | 99% | Members’ Motion by Ellie Craig MSYP
| | 1 Oct 2022 | The Scottish Youth Parliament recognises the potential benefits that would come from workplaces adopting a four-day workweek with no loss of pay and believes that all workplaces, where possible, should seek to implement this. | Statement | Jobs, Economy and Fair Work | 52% | Joint Members’ Motion by Stewart Rooney MSYP and Jax Tennyson MSYP
| | 1 Oct 2022 | The Scottish Youth Parliament believes that, in order to tackle the problem of late diagnosis among young cancer patients, yearly cancer screenings should be offered to young people and should be offered alongside national action to educate young people on the symptoms of cancer. | Statement | Education and Lifelong Learning; Health and Wellbeing | 98% | Joint Members’ Motion by Beau Johnston MSYP, Rachel Campbell MSYP, and Mya Saunders MSYP
| | 1 Oct 2022 | The Scottish Youth Parliament believes that all public transport stops in Scotland should be equipped with 24/7 CCTV footage and increased lighting. | Statement | Health and Wellbeing; Transport, Environment and Rural Affairs | 74% | Members’ Motion by Ross Mennie MSYP
| | 1 Oct 2022 | The Scottish Youth Parliament believes that everyone should have the right to easily access a variety of free contraception, and that this should be supported by education in schools on how to use them safely as well as their benefits and side effects. | Statement | Education and Lifelong Learning; Health and Wellbeing | 96% | Joint Members’ Motion by Olivia Brown MSYP and Emma Prach MSYP
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