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This year, we have increased our coverage of the Scottish women’s premier league from 20 games to 26 games. We are incrementally growing our commitment to women’s sport but, again, not to a target.
Remuneration and reimbursement of judicial factor 26. Section 9(1) entitles judicial factors to be remunerated for carrying out their functions as judicial factor.
Subsection (2) provides that the certified copy gives the judicial factor evidence of their right to access and deal with the property which vests in them by virtue of section 7. Subsection (3) prevents the clerk of court from issuing the copy until any bond of caution required by virtue of section 5 has been received. 6 This document relates to the Judicial Factors (Scotland) Bill (SP Bill 40A) as amended at Stage 2 Remuneration and reimbursement of judicial factor 26.
Education, Children and Young People Committee meeting of 26 April 2023, Col 6
Ben Farrugia of Social Work Scotland welcomed the efforts that the Scottish Government has made to improve the information received from local authorities in other parts of the UK.
This is then defined in a new subsection to mean a code of practice under Schedule 7, the Police Act 1997, the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 or 3 the Regulation of Investigatory Powers (Scotland) Act 2000 (“RIPSA”).
However, the theme of placing par�cular views expressed/recommenda�ons made by the commitee in a broader cons�tu�onal and poli�cal context con�nued and was expressed by par�cipants in at least four different ways: • That against the shadow of parliamentary sovereignty – both as a cons�tu�onal fundamental and as expressly provided for e.g. in sec�on 28(7) of ...
Those issues can be found under questions 3, 7 and 10 of paper 4. Questions 3 and 7 concern whether, in the absence of the word “and” in a list of requirements, it is sufficiently clear that the requirements are cumulative.