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During the passage of the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 (“the 2023 Act”), the ‘identification doctrine’ was placed on a statutory footing for which the Scottish Government recommended legislative consent and the Scottish Parliament gave consent for those provisions. 26. These provisions in the 2023 Act provide a statutory approach for e...
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Postlegislative scrutiny of the Child Poverty Scotland Act 2017 Scottish Government Response 3 March
This is the collective approach that was always envisioned for the Act, and reinforces that eradicating child poverty really is a national mission. The Scottish Budget for 2025-26, which was passed by Parliament on 25 February 2025, makes wide-ranging investment balanced across the three drivers of poverty reduction to drive further progress.
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Postlegislative scrutiny of the Child Poverty Scotland Act 2017 CabSec for Social Justice 3 March 20
This is the collective approach that was always envisioned for the Act, and reinforces that eradicating child poverty really is a national mission. The Scottish Budget for 2025-26, which was passed by Parliament on 25 February 2025, makes wide-ranging investment balanced across the three drivers of poverty reduction to drive further progress.
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Postlegislative scrutiny of the Child Poverty Scotland Act 2017 Cabinet Secretary for Social Justice
This is the collective approach that was always envisioned for the Act, and reinforces that eradicating child poverty really is a national mission. The Scottish Budget for 2025-26, which was passed by Parliament on 25 February 2025, makes wide-ranging investment balanced across the three drivers of poverty reduction to drive further progress.
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It includes the budget profile at the Culture and Major Events level (of which Creative Scotland is part) as follows: 2022/23 - £177m 2023/24 - £173m 2024/25 - £173m 2025/26 - £177m 2026/27 - £183m This budget line also includes budgets for Major Events; the National Performing Companies; the National Library of Scotland; the National Museums; the National ...
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It includes the budget profile at the Culture and Major Events level (of which Creative Scotland is part) as follows: 2022/23 - £177m 2023/24 - £173m 2024/25 - £173m 2025/26 - £177m 2026/27 - £183m This budget line also includes budgets for Major Events; the National Performing Companies; the National Library of Scotland; the National Museums; the National ...
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It includes the budget profile at the Culture and Major Events level (of which Creative Scotland is part) as follows: 2022/23 - £177m 2023/24 - £173m 2024/25 - £173m 2025/26 - £177m 2026/27 - £183m This budget line also includes budgets for Major Events; the National Performing Companies; the National Library of Scotland; the National Museums; the National ...
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This is an improvement of ten percentage points since 2013. The case for legislation 26. The success of voluntary measures inevitably raises the question of whether legislation is necessary.
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Regulations under section 29(2) may include provision about persons 8 This document relates to the Forestry and Land Management (Scotland) Bill (SP Bill 11) as introduced in the Scottish Parliament on 10 May 2017 entitled to compensation; the procedure for applying for compensation; information to be included in applications; the way in which compensation is to be determined; the way in which disputes about compensation are to be determined; and detail on appeals against compensation. Reason for taking power 26...
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Civil Litigation Expenses and Group Proceedings (Scotland) Bill with Stage 2 changes
Administration of Justice (Scotland) Act 1933 2 The following provisions of the Administration of Justice (Scotland) Act 1933 are repealed— (a) section 25(2), 10 (b) section 26, (c) section 27(1), (d) section 28.
