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Official Report
Meeting date:
23 October 2018
Meeting of the Parliament 23 October 2018
We will look to bring forward where we can the delivery dates on those important new centres.
Official Report
Meeting date:
13 January 2016
Local Government and Regeneration Committee 13 January 2016
We will consider whether we can remind people nearer the date when the measure will come into force—1 April—that the legislation has changed and that they are liable for a larger fine.
Official Report
Meeting date:
5 March 2015
Justice Sub-Committee on Policing 05 March 2015
What was the position regarding deployment of armed officers across Scotland before that date? It is a key date, obviously. It is.
Official Report
Meeting date:
26 September 2012
Public Audit Committee 26 September 2012
For example, if, two years into a merger, the new organisation needed a new finance system because its software was out of date, it is difficult to say whether that was directly a result of the merger.
Last updated:
7 May 2026
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23 March 2021
SPBill62BS052021
Requirement to offer market rent only lease 5 (1) The code must require a pub-owning business— (a) to offer to enter into a market rent only lease with a tied-pub tenant who requests 15 that the offer be made (but see sub-paragraph (3)(aa)), (b) to make that offer by offering to modify the terms of any existing agreement only to the extent that is necessary for the lease in relation to the pub to be a market rent only lease (but see sub-paragraph (3)(b)), (c) to use its best endeavours to enter into a market rent only lease with the tenant 20 as soon as possible following the tenant’s request that the business offer to enter into such a lease. (2) A market rent only lease means a lease that— (a) sets the rent payable in respect of the tenant’s occupation of the pub at— (i) an amount agreed between the landlord and the tenant in accordance with 25 a procedure described in the code, or (ii) in the event that no agreement is reached in accordance with that procedure, the market rent, (b) imposes neither a product tie nor a service tie in relation to the pub, (c) complies with any requirements set out in the code as to the terms that a lease 30 must contain in order to be a market rent only lease, and (d) does not contain any unreasonable terms. (3) The code may specify— (a) descriptions of terms that are to be regarded as unreasonable for the purpose of determining whether a lease is a market rent only lease, 35 (aa) circumstances in which a pub-owning business need not offer to enter into a market rent only lease with a tied-pub tenant (including, for example, where an agreement to invest in a tied pub has been entered into), 13 Tied Pubs (Scotland) Bill Schedule 1—The Scottish Pubs Code (b) circumstances in which a pub-owning business— (i) need not offer a market rent only lease by making an offer in the terms described by sub-paragraph (1)(b), but (ii) may make the offer in another way (including by offering to modify the 5 terms of an existing agreement in a way other than that so described or by offering to enter into a new lease). (4) In this paragraph— “lease” includes any agreement between the landlord and the tenant of a pub that relates to the tenant’s occupation of the pub or the activities carried on in the pub, 10 “market rent” means the estimated rent which it would be reasonable to pay in respect of the occupation of the pub under a tenancy, assuming that— (a) the hypothetical tenancy is entered into— (i) on the date...
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19 March 2021
Revised Explanatory Notes at Stage 2
The four and six months periods are always measured in th th st calendar months, so if either begins on the 29 , 30 , or 31 of a month, and there is no corresponding date four or six months later, then the period ends on the last day of that later month (e.g. a four month period would end th st on 28 February if the period began on 31 October).
Last updated:
3 March 2021
SPBill62AS052021
Requirement to offer market rent only lease 5 (1) The code must require a pub-owning business— (a) to offer to enter into a market rent only lease with a tied-pub tenant who requests 15 that the offer be made (but see sub-paragraph (3)(aa)), (b) to make that offer by offering to modify the terms of any existing agreement only to the extent that is necessary for the lease in relation to the pub to be a market rent only lease (but see sub-paragraph (3)(b)), (c) to use its best endeavours to enter into a market rent only lease with the tenant 20 as soon as possible following the tenant’s request that the business offer to enter into such a lease. (2) A market rent only lease means a lease that— (a) sets the rent payable in respect of the tenant’s occupation of the pub at— (i) an amount agreed between the landlord and the tenant in accordance with 25 a procedure described in the code, or (ii) in the event that no agreement is reached in accordance with that procedure, the market rent, (b) imposes neither a product tie nor a service tie in relation to the pub, (c) complies with any requirements set out in the code as to the terms that a lease 30 must contain in order to be a market rent only lease, and (d) does not contain any unreasonable terms. (3) The code may specify— (a) descriptions of terms that are to be regarded as unreasonable for the purpose of determining whether a lease is a market rent only lease, 35 (aa) circumstances in which a pub-owning business need not offer to enter into a market rent only lease with a tied-pub tenant, 13 Tied Pubs (Scotland) Bill Schedule 1—The Scottish Pubs Code (b) circumstances in which a pub-owning business— (i) need not offer a market rent only lease by making an offer in the terms described by sub-paragraph (1)(b), but (ii) may make the offer in another way (including by offering to modify the 5 terms of an existing agreement in a way other than that so described or by offering to enter into a new lease). (4) In this paragraph— “lease” includes any agreement between the landlord and the tenant of a pub that relates to the tenant’s occupation of the pub or the activities carried on in the pub, 10 “market rent” means the estimated rent which it would be reasonable to pay in respect of the occupation of the pub under a tenancy, assuming that— (a) the hypothetical tenancy is entered into— (i) on the date...
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31 August 2020
SPBill59BS052020
Agriculture (Retained EU Law and Data) (Scotland) Bill 3 Part 1—Retained EU law (2) The provisions of the main CAP legislation that may be modified under subsection (1) include in particular— (a) Articles 6, 7, 11 and 14 of the Direct Payments Regulation, (b) Articles 58 and 59 of the Rural Development Regulation, 5 (c) Articles 30 and 32 of the Horizontal Regulation. (3) Regulations under this section are subject to the affirmative procedure. (4) In this section, “ceilings” includes limits and other restrictions. 4A Duration of the powers under sections 2, 3 and 4 (1) No regulations may be made under section 2(1), 3(1) or 4(1) after 7 May 2026. 10 (2) Subsection (1) does not affect the continuation in force of any regulations made under section 2(1), 3(1) or 4(1) before that date...
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1 June 2020
Policy Memorandum Culpable Homicide Scotland Bill
The High Court in Glasgow were told a catalogue of failures over a 35-year period had led to the disaster, which was caused by a build-up of liquid petroleum gas which had leaked from pipes dating to 1969. The case only resulted in a fine as it was tried under the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974.
