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Official Report Meeting date: 25 September 2018

Environment, Climate Change and Land Reform Committee 25 September 2018

As a result, there were 500 different spellings of “British” under nationality, people listed their nationality as Cornish, more than 2,000 beneficial owners entered their date of birth as 2016 and others had dates far into the future, such as the year 9000.
Last updated: 24 June 2020

SPBill57BS052020

Modification of the Civil Partnership Act 2004 6 (1) The Civil Partnership Act 2004 is modified as follows. 25 (2) In section 117 (dissolution)— before “an interim” insert “subject to subsection (3A),”, (a) in subsection (2)(b), (b) after subsection (3) insert— “(3A) Subsection (2)(b)— (a) does not apply where, under the Gender Recognition Act 2004, a Gender 30 Recognition Panel issues a full gender recognition certificate to the person to whom the interim gender recognition certificate was issued, but (b) continues to apply despite a full gender recognition certificate being issued to that person by the sheriff under section 4E of that Act.”. 35 (3) In section 122 (registration of dissolution of civil partnership)— (a) in subsection (1), after “dissolution” insert “and of declarator of nullity”, (b) in subsection (5), after “dissolution” insert “or, as the case may be, of the declarator of nullity of civil partnership”, (c) the section title becomes “Registration of dissolutions and declarators of nullity 40 of civil partnerships”. 21 Civil Partnership (Scotland) Bill Schedule 2—Consequential modifications (4) In section 225 (jurisdiction of Scottish courts)— (a) after subsection (3) insert— “(3A) The sheriff has jurisdiction to entertain an action for declarator of nullity of a civil partnership if (and only if)— 5 (a) the requirements as to domicile or habitual residence that would apply were the action to have been begun in the Court of Session under subsection (3) (other than paragraph (c)) are met, and (b) either of the ostensible civil partners— (i) was resident in the sheriffdom for a period of 40 days ending with 10 the date...
Last updated: 11 June 2020

SPBill57AS052020

Modification of the Civil Partnership Act 2004 6 (1) The Civil Partnership Act 2004 is modified as follows. 25 (2) In section 117 (dissolution)— (a) in subsection (2)(b), before “an interim” insert “subject to subsection (3A),”, (b) after subsection (3) insert— “(3A) Subsection (2)(b)— (a) does not apply where, under the Gender Recognition Act 2004, a Gender 30 Recognition Panel issues a full gender recognition certificate to the person to whom the interim gender recognition certificate was issued, but (b) continues to apply despite a full gender recognition certificate being issued to that person by the sheriff under section 4E of that Act.”. 35 (3) In section 122 (registration of dissolution of civil partnership)— (a) in subsection (1), after “dissolution” insert “and of declarator of nullity”, (b) in subsection (5), after “dissolution” insert “or, as the case may be, of the declarator of nullity of civil partnership”, (c) the section title becomes “Registration of dissolutions and declarators of nullity 40 of civil partnerships”. 21 Civil Partnership (Scotland) Bill Schedule 2—Consequential modifications (4) In section 225 (jurisdiction of Scottish courts)— (a) after subsection (3) insert— “(3A) The sheriff has jurisdiction to entertain an action for declarator of nullity of a civil partnership if (and only if)— 5 (a) the requirements as to domicile or habitual residence that would apply were the action to have been begun in the Court of Session under subsection (3) (other than paragraph (c)) are met, and (b) either of the ostensible civil partners— (i) was resident in the sheriffdom for a period of 40 days ending with 10 the date...
Last updated: 17 September 2025

BSLBill_SPICeSummaryofEvidence_17Sep25

In particular, the bill provides for a levy free allowance which should ensure proportionality, and the date of operation has been set at April 2027 which should provide certainty.
Last updated: 27 March 2025

SPBill63ENS062025accessible

In cases where the person concerned is asked to provide documents, the date by which they are to be produced must be given. 13 This document relates to the Wellbeing and Sustainable Development (Scotland) Bill (SP Bill 63) as introduced in the Scottish Parliament on 27 March 2025 75.
Last updated: 27 March 2025

SPBill63ENS062025

In cases where the person concerned is asked to provide documents, the date by which they are to be produced must be given. 75.
Last updated: 4 September 2024

SPBill51ENS062024accessible

Subsection (1) of section 3C requires the Scottish Ministers to keep up to date a list of the various targets that apply under the 2009 Act.
Last updated: 10 June 2024

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The following table sets out information obtained as the result of an FOI request and details the number of people prosecuted for offences 2 Source: Scottish Government Criminal Proceedings in Scotland database – obtained following an FOI request In a letter dated 13 March 2017, the Scottish Government Safer Communities Directorate, Justice Analytical Servi...
Last updated: 10 June 2024

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These include lack of data on the number of child abuse survivors alive in Scotland today and lack of information on the likelihood of survivors being willing to raise civil actions. To date, there has only been a very small number of child abuse civil actions proceeding in the Scottish courts.
Last updated: 10 April 2024

PB_2021_Paper064

S6M-01310: Foysol Choudhury: Linking Food and Climate Change at COP26 - That the Parliament considers that COP26 is a key opportunity for placing food and local action at the heart of the response to the climate emergency; notes the Glasgow Food and Climate Declaration from the partners, Nourish Scotland and IPES-Food, which is a commitment by subnational governments to tackle the climate emergency through integrated food policies and a call on national governments to act; commends those local authorities in Scotland that have signed the Glasgow Declaration to date...

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