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4 May 2023
Trusts and Succession Scotland Bill Summary of evidence
The term, incapable, defined in section 75 of the Bill, similar to the one in Adults with Incapacity (Scotland) Act 2000 (‘the 2000 Act’) and including someone with a mental disorder, is an important one in the Bill. 37. Trustees may become incapable, and other trustees may wish to remove them.
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10 June 2024
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Management of Offenders (Scotland) Bill 5 Part 1—Electronic monitoring etc. (3) Regulations under subsection (1) may include provision as to any apparatus to be linked to a device as well as prescribing the device itself. 9 Use of devices and information (1) The Scottish Ministers may by regulations make provision about— 5 (a) the use of an approved device in connection with a requirement made under— (i) section 1(1), or (ii) section 5(1), (b) the use of information obtained through monitoring of a person by means of such a device for the purpose mentioned in section 1(4) or 5(4). 10 (2) Subsections (3) to (5) give examples of what regulations under subsection (1) may do. (3) Regulations may set out how or when a device is to be— (a) worn by a person subject to a requirement made under section 1(1) or 5(1), or (b) used in some other way by a person subject to such a requirement. (4) Regulations may provide for— 15 (a) circumstances in which a particular type of device is, or is not, to be used, (b) what information may, or may not, be gathered— (i) at particular times, (ii) in particular circumstances. (5) Regulations may— 20 (a) allow or restrict the use or sharing of information obtained through monitoring, (b) fix periods— (i) during which such information may be retained, (ii) after which such information must be destroyed.
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26 April 2023
Policy Memorandum accessible
For example, the estimates of trial duration provided by the prosecution and defence may be inaccurate; a key witness or an accused person may not attend court on the day; defence agents may not be available to take a case on the desired date; late guilty pleas may be entered, or there could be unexpected and urgent court business. 165.
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4 March 2026
Public Health Scotland correspondence in advance of 10 March Committee meeting
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10 June 2024
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(ii) in particular circumstances. (5) Regulations may— (a) allow or restrict the use or sharing of information obtained through monitoring, (b) fix periods— 5 (i) during which such information may be retained, (ii) after which such information must be destroyed.
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20 December 2023
The Health Protection Coronavirus Requirements Scotland Amendment No 2 Regulations 2021 [Draft]
The purposes for which a local authority may designate persons to enforce the Principal Regulations are amended to include the requirement to operate a system by relevant premises.
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10 December 2019
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Other terms and conditions 6 The Scottish Ministers may determine the terms and conditions of membership in relation to matters not covered by this schedule.
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25 April 2023
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Sittings 44 Sittings of the Sexual Offences Court 10 (1) More than one sitting of the Sexual Offences Court may take place at the same time, 1 and at different places. (2) Sittings of the Sexual Offences Court may be held at any place in Scotland. (3) The President of the Sexual Offences Court may by order prescribe— (a) the number of sittings of the Sexual Offences Court that are to be held at each 15 place at which they may be held, and (b) the days on which, and the times at which, those sittings are to be held. (4) Before making an order under subsection (3), the President must consult— (a) the Lord Justice General, if the Lord Justice General is not the President, (b) the Lord Advocate. 20 (5) The President must publish notice of the matters prescribed by an order under subsection (3) in such manner as the President thinks appropriate in order to bring those matters to the attention of persons having an interest in them. (6) Subsection (3) is subject to section 2(2)(a) and (2A) of the Judiciary and Courts (Scotland) Act 2008. 25 (7) In addition to those prescribed by order under subsection (3), the Sexual Offences Court must hold such further sittings as the Lord Advocate may require.
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Meeting date:
10 March 2015
Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee 10 March 2015
Sub-paragraphs (h) to (l) are therefore incorrectly numbered and should be numbered (g)(iv) to (viii).
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10 November 2025
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