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About the Scottish Parliament

International relations


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International organisations

The Scottish Parliament is a member of the:

  • Commonwealth Parliamentary Association
  • British Irish Parliamentary Assembly

Commonwealth Parliamentary Association (CPA)

The CPA consists of national, provincial, state and territorial parliaments across the Commonwealth. It promotes parliamentary democracy and good governance through a range of conferences, programmes, project and activities.

Members of the Scottish Parliament are all members of the CPA Scotland Branch. There are 180 CPA Branches, divided into 9 geographic regions, and each region has its own programme of activities. The Scotland Branch is part of the British Islands and Mediterranean Region (BIMR).

The Scotland Branch office holders are:

and the Scotland Branch Executive Committee members (elected 25 September 2024):

For previous annual reports, papers and information about the work of the CPA Scotland Branch, including the Branch Rules, please email: [email protected]

CPA International Executive Committee (ExCo)

The ExCo controls and manages the activities and business of the CPA.

The Scottish Parliament member on the ExCo is:

Commonwealth Women Parliamentarians (CWP)

The CWP was formed to:

  • increase the number of female elected representatives in parliaments across the Commonwealth
  • ensure that women’s issues are discussed in parliamentary debate and legislation

Scottish Parliament members of the CWP BIMR Steering Committee are:

Commonwealth Parliamentarians with Disabilities (CPwD)

The CPwD was established to:

  • facilitate activities and programmes to champion and increase the representation of persons with disabilities in Commonwealth parliaments
  • to work towards the mainstreaming of disability considerations in all CPA activities and programmes

The Scottish Parliament member on the CPwD is:

British Irish Parliamentary Assembly (BIPA)

The BIPA discuss issues of concern and interest between political representatives in Britain and Ireland.

The Scottish Parliament delegation is: