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Reporting
Section 10 of the Bill requires Scottish Ministers to publish a report on the operation of 'this Act' and lay a copy before the Scottish Parliament, not later than 6 months after the end of the "review period" (5 years after section 1 comes into force).
The Angiolini review recommended that an independent panel should consider gross misconduct allegations for all ranks of officers—
“Gross misconduct hearings for all ranks should have 1) an independent legally qualified chair (LQC) appointed by the Lord President, 2) an independent lay member appointed by the Lord President and 3) a policing member.
The Cabinet Secretary stated that blue carbon could be a useful and important component of Scotland's carbon accounting once a settled position has been determined.
In order to enable the Parliament to effectively hold the Scottish Government to account when using the keeping pace power, the Continuity Act requires Scottish Ministers to lay reports (first in draft form for consultation and then a final version) before Parliament on the intended and actual use of the keeping pace...