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Committee reports
Date published:
11 December 2025
Stage 1 report on the Building Safety Levy (Scotland) Bill - Policy objectives of the Bill
The liability for the SBSL arises on “the date of acceptance of a completion certificate”.
Committee reports
Date published:
2 October 2025
Strengthening committees' effectiveness - The approach of Scottish Parliament committees
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The report concludes that the impact of People’s Panels can be profound, and that there is already encouraging evidence from the evaluation of Panels to date about their positive contribution to both scrutiny and participants engage...
Committee reports
Date published:
30 September 2025
Stage 1 report on the Natural Environment (Scotland) Bill - Duty to set statutory targets
The voluntary approach to biodiversity targets taken to date has not managed to halt or reverse biodiversity declines.
Committee reports
Date published:
26 September 2025
The Winter Heating Assistance (Pension Age) (Scotland) Amendment Regulations 2025 [draft]
This will be the largest benefit administered by Social Security Scotland to date, requiring significant planning and co-operation with the Department for Work and Pensions and the Ministry of Defence to carry out the required period of data assurance and complete the household matching process to allow the Scottish Government to meet its target of beginnin...
SPICe briefings
Date published:
25 September 2025
Digital assets in Scots law - Commercial and legal reasons for legislating
The difficulty is that existing definitions of the kind of thing that can be objects of property were formulated long before digital technology was invented. They may now be out of date.
The ERG pointed to Scots law's traditional recognition of only corporeal things and incorporeal rights as property objects, contending that digital assets “are neither one...
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11 September 2025
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Committee reports
Date published:
23 June 2025
Stage 1 Report on the Leases (Automatic Continuation etc.) (Scotland) Bill - Overall impact of the reforms proposed in the Bill
It is not difficult to see why a party reading a lease with no broader understanding might assume that the lease terminated immediately on the expiry date provided for in the lease. We are supportive of the ambition that reforming tacit relocation will make the law clearer and more accessible in this area.iWritten evidence, Shepherd and Wedderburn
In its wr...
Committee reports
Date published:
27 May 2025
Annual report of the Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee 2024-25 - Bills
(Scotland) Bill
The Bill was introduced on 11 December 2024 and aims to modernise and clarify the law around how certain leases can continue automatically past their termination date, and other procedural elements related to ending leases.
Committee reports
Date published:
24 March 2025
Inquiry into Framework Legislation and Henry VIII powers - Committee consideration, conclusions and recommendations
It also calls on the Scottish Government to allow sufficient time for such scrutiny to take place, and to ensure it keeps lead committees up to date during the policy formulation phase of regulations.
Committee reports
Date published:
14 November 2024
Housing (Scotland) Bill Stage 1 Report - Post-legislative scrutiny
The Committee considers that the Scottish Parliament will have an important role in holding the Scottish Government to account on the impact of the Bill, and therefore recommends that the Bill includes requirements for the Scottish Government to report to Parliament on the implementation of the first iteration of rent control areas, and at an appropriate later date (for example 5 years) on the impact of the legislation more broadly.
