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17 December 2024
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P ART 1 5 R ECALL OF MEMBERS OF THE S COTTISH P ARLIAMENT C HAPTER 1 I NITIATION OF THE RECALL PETITION PROCESS 1 How a member becomes subject to a recall petition process (1) A member becomes subject to a recall petition process if— 10 (a) either— 1 (i) the parliamentary-sanction ground applies in relation to the member (see section 2), or (ii) the criminal-offence ground applies in relation to the member (see section 3), and 15 (b) as a result, the Presiding Officer issues a recall initiating notice in relation to the member (see section 5). (2) For the purposes of this Part— (a) “recall petition” means a petition calling for a member to lose the member’s seat in the Parliament, 20 (b) a member is subject to a recall petition process from the time a recall initiating notice is issued in relation to the member until— (i) a recall termination notice in respect of the process is issued (see section 9), or (ii) notice of the outcome of the process is given to the Presiding Officer in 25 accordance with section 14.
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17 December 2024
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Parliamentary-sanction ground for recall 18. The first recall ground is the parliamentary-sanction ground, which is described by section 2.
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17 December 2024
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Parliamentary-sanction ground for recall 18. The first recall ground is the parliamentary-sanction ground, which is described by section 2.
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17 December 2024
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How often will MSPs who are subject to a recall petition be recalled by that petition?
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17 December 2024
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The Recall of MPs Act 2015 includes the text of the recall petition on the face of the bill .
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7 May 2025
Letter from the Minister for Parliamentary Business dated 2 May 2025
Sections 14 to 17: Outcome of the recall petition process 20. The threshold for determining the outcome of a constituency recall petition and its consequences mirror those for MPs under the UK Recall of MPs Act 2015.
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7 May 2025
Letter from the Minister for Parliamentary Business dated 2 May 2025
Sections 14 to 17: Outcome of the recall petition process 20. The threshold for determining the outcome of a constituency recall petition and its consequences mirror those for MPs under the UK Recall of MPs Act 2015.
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17 December 2024
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Under the UK Recall Act, 10% of constituents are required to sign a recall petition in order to recall the MP.
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17 December 2024
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The UK Recall Act provides for a recall petition process.
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12 February 2026
20260126 ElectoralCommissionBriefingScottishParliamentRecallandRemovalofMembersBillStage2
Finally, we note there is no reference to the recall poll question in the amendments.
