• About the Presiding Officer

    About the Presiding Officer

    Tricia Marwick MSP was elected as the Presiding Officer for the 4th Session of the Scottish Parliament on Wednesday 11 May 2011.

    Find out more about the role of the Presiding Officer 

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    About the Presiding Officer

  • UK & International Relations

    UK & International Relations

    The UK & International Relations Office enables the Scottish Parliament to develop and implement its policy on international engagement and its links with other parliaments and overseas organisations

    UK & International Relations

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    UK & International Relations

  • Annual Report

    Annual Report

    The aim of the annual report is to provide information on how the Scottish Parliament has fulfilled its role.

    Pictured: Caitlin Turnbull, aged 10, from Edinburgh, with a white chocolate replica of a carved ostrich egg adorned with secret Jacobite symbols which was on display at Parliament.

    Read this year's Annual Report (2.42MB pdf) 

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    Annual Report

  • Working at Parliament

    Working at Parliament

    Find out more about how the Scottish Parliament is run and our values as an organisation

    The Parliamentary Service

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    Working at Parliament

About the Parliament

The mace

Corporate Governance

Find out about how the Parliament is run - management groups, policies and publications, procurement, allowances and finance

Committee tower roofs

The Parliamentary Service

Find out about the staff of the Parliament, how we are structured and more about the offices and how we are run - core values, recruitment and performance management

Presiding Officer Tricia Marwick MSP

The Presiding Officer

Tricia Marwick MSP is elected as the Scottish Parliament's fourth Presiding Officer. She is responsible for representing the Scottish Parliament at home and abroad.

Tartan Day Parade 2011, New York City. Photo: Jon Simon / Feature Photo Service

The Parliament at Home and Abroad

The UK and International Relations Office and the Commonwealth Parliament Association enable the Scottish Parliament to engage with other parliaments and international organisations.