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My colleagues from Heriot-Watt will come to the committee at a later date, I believe, to talk more generally about other issues, so we wanted to focus on the access to justice theme.
Regulations under subsection (2) may provide for different provisions to come into force on different dates (section 24(1)). Such regulations may also include transitional, transitory or saving provision.
Regulations under subsection (2) may provide for different provisions to come into force on different dates (section 24(1)). Such regulations may also include transitional, transitory or saving provision.
Those are the activities and premises for which we are currently setting indicative dates, but I stress again that, at this stage, those dates are only indicative.
The Bill extends the definition of “livestock” in the 1953 Act to reflect a more up-to-date list of the species which are now farmed in Scotland (including, for example, camelids and farmed deer).
Apart from section 9 itself and section 10, all other provisions of the Bill (and hence the other substantive changes it makes to the 1953 Act) come into force six months after the date of Royal Assent. 10 This document relates to the Dogs (Protection of Livestock) (Amendment) (Scotland) Bill (SP Bill 72) as introduced in the Scottish Parliament on 14 May 2...