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Draft Instruments Subject <br />to Approval
Child Support Appeals (Jurisdiction of Courts) (Scotland) Order 2003 (draft)
I wonder whether this is the order that I thought I should ask the lawyers about. It might be.
I wonder whether this is the order that I thought I should ask the lawyers about. It might be.
The order raises many drafting points of a technical nature, which we should draw to the Executive's attention in a formal letter. If we start discussing the issues now, we will confuse listeners and ourselves. The legal brief contains many technicalities.
No arguments have raged in the Subordinate Legislation Committee.
The Subordinate Legislation Committee should not rage; we should let the lawyers rage—and do whatever nasty things they do to one another—in the background.
Ian Jenkins is being far too poetic.
We have to obtain factual information and to find out when the order will come into force. As the order will sub-delegate the commencement of the new appeal provisions to UK ministers, it would be worth while for the committee to consider that issue. The order sits at the interface of the two jurisdictions—we are talking about a national policy or strategy and its local application.
We have to obtain factual information and to find out when the order will come into force. As the order will sub-delegate the commencement of the new appeal provisions to UK ministers, it would be worth while for the committee to consider that issue. The order sits at the interface of the two jurisdictions—we are talking about a national policy or strategy and its local application.
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