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John Swinney MSP, Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Covid Recovery, moved: S6M-01400— That the Education, Children and Young People Committee recommends the Redress for Survivors (Historical Child Abuse in Care) (Exceptions to Eligibility) (Scotland) Regulations 2021 be approved.
It specifies that the Bill's provisions come into force on the day on which the Act is passed, with the exception of clause 5 (power to increase ceilings for direct payments for 2020) which comes into force on the date of exit from the EU, which is due to be 31 January 2020.
Provisions which relate to Scotland
The Bill as a whole extends to Scotland (with the exception of two sub-clauses (10(2) and 10(3)) which do not) and covers both reserved and devolved areas.
They are all working towards having a comparable structure. More than just the details of it, that is about ensuring that there is consistency and read-across because, in so much of what we are doing in this area, nobody is comparing apples with apples.
Delegation to a sub-committee, or onwards to an individual, is subject to some exceptions relating to the regulatory committee’s function of making regulatory rules and decisions around complaints.
It does not limit the provision to a single principle, such as allowing for good reasons or exceptional circumstances for late applications, as amendment 105 would do.