Your personal information: A summary

As an MSP, I may collect information about you which is relevant - and essential - to help with the issue you have raised with me. This can include sensitive information. I will always ask for your full name, address and a way to contact you.

What you choose to provide

You are free to choose what information you tell me. I will sometimes be given more information from external organisations if you have asked me to reach out to them

Common questions

Do you record phone calls?
No, I do not record calls.

Does your website use Cookies?
No, my website does not use cookies, although third-party websites (such as Facebook or X) will.

Do you use CCTV?
No, however my video door bell may record your visit to my office.

Do you hold any data about me before I get in touch?
I do have access to the full electoral register, which will show your full name and address.

Sharing information
I will share your information with my staff (who I directly employ). I will share you information with external organisations, if you have asked me to contact them on your behalf.

I won’t share information with:

• Political parties
• Police (unless you have asked me to, or I am required to do so)

I am a "Prescribed Person" in terms of whistleblowing law (read more at https://protect-advice.org.uk/msp-prescribed-persons/)

Questions

If you have any questions, please call me on 0141 946 7700 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

My full privacy policy

You can download a copy of my full privacy policy below

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The SNP

The policy on this page covers my work as your constituency MSP. When you contact me as your MSP, or contact my constituency / parliamentary office at any time, I will not share your infomation with my political party - the Scottish National Party (SNP).

However, during election periods, I will campaign as a candidate seeking election. I will always make it clear when this is the case. When this happens, you can see how the SNP use your data at www.snp.org/privacy 

 

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