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For example, the obligation could apply to a provision in a pre-devolution Act of the UK Parliament covering what is now a devolved area.
Some of these instruments were made under powers in the Coronavirus Act 2020 and the Coronavirus (Scotland) Act 2020 ("the Coronavirus legislation") but others were made under pre-existing delegated powers. Initially, the Scottish Government was subject to reporting requirements in respect of Coronavirus SSIs under the Coronavirus (Scotland) Act 2020, but o...
The previous Protocol allowed for the future relationship between Northern Ireland and the EU to be negotiated during the implementation period, while including a “backstop” such that, if future arrangements were not in place by the end of the implementation period, then a set of pre-agreed provisions would be enacted.
Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service
In the previous year's pre-budget scrutiny, the Committee looked in particular at the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service.
The previous Protocol allowed for the future relationship between Northern Ireland and the EU to be negotiated during the implementation period, while including a “backstop” such that, if future arrangements were not in place by the end of the implementation period, then a set of pre-agreed provisions would be enacted.
Budget Scrutiny 2020-21 (in private): The Committee considered a draft report on its pre-budget scrutiny and agreed to consider this further at a future meeting.
19th Meeting, Tuesday 04 June 2019
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Timetable for implementation
Whilst acknowledging the need for a phased approach, some evidence argued that more clarity was needed as to the timetable for extending the rule in favour of pre-recording. Mhairi McGowan, representing ASSIST, told the Committee she was concerned that “if there is no set timetable that Parliament can properly consider, we will...
Written submission. consider that Schedule 1 "is incredibly wide in scope as currently drafted", and could "conceivably include pre or post-nuptial contractual arrangements; or purchase with extended date of entry meaning the purchaser would be included in the provisions.
Conclusion
The Committee has previously emphasised the potential volatility and uncertainty which may arise from the operation of the Fiscal Framework. This pre-budget report highlights two key issues which require close monitoring and risk management.