Clare spoke in the Scottish Government debate on Protecting Workers' Rights recently, highlighting the good works carried out by the Trade Union movement, and the SNP governments commitment to dignity and respect at work through the Fair Work agenda.
Clare is a member of the Education and Skills committee, and is also the Deputy Convener of the Health and Sport Committee, both of which have released their reports this week.
Clare spoke in the Scottish Government debate on A Fairer Scotland for Disabled People, highlighting the differences in approach between the UK Government and the Scottish Government when it comes to those with disabilities.
Clare spoke in the debate on International Nurses' Day, and talked about the role nurses play in service redesign and her own experiences in mental health nursing
Clare was invited by Network Rail to visit the repair works being undertaken at the rail bridge over Cambuslang Road.
I spoke briefly in the chamber about Rachel Hamilton playing politics with business rates that the FSB judged to be "sensible".
Clare spoke in the debate on MS Awareness Week, and talked about her constituent Sharon and her experience of MS.
Clare Haughey MSP and Margaret Ferrier MP wrote to Iceni Projets over their proposed incinerator development in Hamilton, expressing their concerns that no public consultation had been planned.
Clare wrote to Tory List MSPs Annie Wells and Adam Tomkins about the horrific Rape Clause that offers tax credits for a third child only if a mother can prove she has been raped. Annie Wells MSP has responded:
Scottish Tory leader Ruth Davidson told the Scottish Parliament that Prime Minister Theresa May had made an assurance on aid, when in fact the Prime Minister had done no such thing.
Clare Haughey 