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In a letter to George Eustice, Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, dated 8 June 2022, the Committee asked for clarification on the UK Government's views on policy divergence and expressed concern about provisions for stakeholder engagement.
There then followed a transition period, before EU law ceased to have effect in the UK at 11 pm on the later date of 31 December 2020.
This section considers the impact of the UK's (changing) relationship with the EU on the law of judicial review.
The purpose of the Regulations was to amend the arrangements enabling the Census (Scotland) Order 2020 to be carried into effect, reflecting the change made by the Census (Scotland) Amendment Order 2020 to the date on which the next Census will be taken to 20 March 2022.
Justice Committee scrutiny
The Committee noted the time that this Committee has had for this instrument has been surprisingly short. This SI has a laying date of 10 December. The reason for not allowing 28 days for Scottish Parliamentary scrutiny is that “drafting issues emerged late”.
Justice Committee's Scrutiny
The Committee noted the time that this Committee has had for this instrument has been surprisingly short. This SI has a laying date of 10 December. Additionally, this instrument has been laid with the sifting committee in Westminster before it was sent to the Scottish Parliament for its consideration, which is not the standard ...
The remit of the inquiry is "To explore rationale, prioritisation and value for money in relation to city region deals, including the progress to date of city region deals in delivering job creation and economic growth, and the structure and governance of city region deals in Scotland."
Referring to my statement on 8 June 2016, the dates on which adverse weather conditions affecting construction during April and May 2016 are the dates on which wind gusts exceeded the threshold to allow critical path activities to take place.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
7 January 2019
These types of first treatments generally begin immediately after the decision to treat has been made, therefore the date of decision to treat and date of first treatment can be the same day.