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The Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee has considered these instruments and reported SSI 2020/455 in respect of the failure to lay the instrument in accordance with laying requirements, and on the general reporting ground, due to text being included in error in regulation 5(2)(c).
Because it was laid before the Parliament on 11 June and comes into force on 28 June, it does not respect the requirement that at least 28 days should elapse between the laying of an instrument that is subject to the negative procedure and the date on which it comes into force.
Therefore, the requirement that at least 28 days should elapse between the laying of a negative instrument and the coming into force of that instrument has not been respected.
When a drafting error is identified in an instrument that has been laid in draft, the committee tends to recommend that the instrument should be withdrawn and relaid with the error corrected. If there is no time for re-laying, there is the option of laying an amending instrument.
The need for traffic demand management. Road transport accounts for 24% of all of Scottish emissions, meaning that road transport alone is a larger 1 emitter than any other sector of the economy.
Funding recovery in the university sector over the last three years SFC’s funding recovery from the university sector is reported each year in our Annual Report and Accounts (this information is set out on a financial year basis, whereas institutions will record this information on an Academic Year basis in line with their budgetary processes).
The timelines for individual schemes vary, but taking in to account some remaining administration challenges we aim to have all work completed for all schemes by 31 October 2025.