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Scotland
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This Act removes specified bridge-toll provisions and says no charging scheme may be made for a road on a bridge by certain bridge boards or bridge-managing bodies. It also lets Scottish Ministers set the commencement day by order for most of the Act.
Scotland
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This Act abolishes feudal land tenure in Scotland, blocks new feudal estates, and sets rules for compensatory payments, registration changes, real burdens, and related land-law transitions.
Scotland
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The Act stops debt enforcement by poinding or warrant sale, defines key terms, and sets a commencement date with a possible earlier date fixed by the Scottish Ministers.
Scotland
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This Act creates safe access zones around certain abortion service premises and makes it an offence to act in those zones in ways that influence, block, or harass people accessing or providing abortion services.
Scotland
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This provision creates offences, defences, sentencing rules, and protective order powers connected with abusive behaviour and sexual harm, including intimate image disclosure and sexual harm prevention/risk orders.
Scotland
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Local authorities must provide adoption services, and Scottish Ministers may regulate how those services and adoption records work.
Scotland
3 provisions
This part sets out adult protection duties, powers, and procedures for councils and related public bodies in Scotland.
Scotland
6 provisions
This provision sets out core principles for interventions affecting an adult, defines key terms like adult and incapable, and gives powers and duties to the sheriff, Public Guardian, local authorities, and attorneys.
Scotland
3 provisions
This provision raises the age of criminal responsibility to 12 and adds rules for handling behaviour, records, disclosures, police powers, and review processes for conduct occurring when a person was under 12.
Scotland
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This Part sets up Scottish aggregates tax, identifies when aggregate is taxable or exempt, and gives Revenue Scotland responsibility for collecting, managing, and registering the tax.
Scotland
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This Act changes rules about agricultural tenancy succession and rent review, and sets when its provisions start to apply.
Scotland
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This Act creates and regulates several kinds of Scottish agricultural tenancies, sets when older 1991 Act rules do or do not apply, and sets rules for termination, assignation, rent review, improvements, and fixed equipment.
Scotland
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This Act gives Scottish Ministers powers to change parts of retained EU agricultural law and to make rules on marketing standards, carcass classification, and agricultural information collection.
Scotland
2 provisions
This Act sets up Scottish agricultural support, requires rural support planning and reporting, lets Ministers make regulations, and includes rules on consultation, food security statements, CPD guidance, and exceptional market conditions support.
Scotland
2 provisions
This Act creates an air departure tax on flights beginning at an airport in Scotland and sets rules for who is chargeable, who is exempt, who pays, and how the tax is collected.
Scotland
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This part defines air weapons and sets a licensing system with certificates, permits, conditions, offences, appeals, and penalties.
Scotland
3 provisions
This provision authorises the undertaker to build the railway works and use related powers over land, roads, crossings, drainage, temporary possession, and compulsory acquisition.
Scotland
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Alcohol cannot be sold on licensed premises below its minimum price, and Scottish Ministers are given order-making, reporting, consultation, and publication duties around the minimum pricing scheme.
Scotland
1 provisions
This Act changes alcohol licensing rules, including pricing, promotions, age verification, board powers, reporting, and occasional licence limits.
Scotland
4 provisions
This part lets the Scottish Ministers act to control animal disease, including slaughter, biosecurity codes, licensing, inspection, and compensation, and creates offences for non-compliance.