Scotland
Housing (Scotland) Act 2010
4 provisions
This provision creates the Scottish Housing Regulator and sets out how it must operate, including duties on reports, registers, consultation, and regulatory intervention powers.
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Scotland
4 provisions
This provision creates the Scottish Housing Regulator and sets out how it must operate, including duties on reports, registers, consultation, and regulatory intervention powers.
Scotland
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This provision amends housing law on social housing, short tenancies, repair standards, landlord registration, and letting agents.
Scotland
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Local authorities must assess rent conditions and report to the Scottish Ministers on schedule; the Scottish Ministers can issue guidance, request information, and designate rent control areas by regulations.
Scotland
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This Act changes Scottish human tissue rules on authorisation for donation, transplantation, opt-out declarations, the Register, and pre-death procedures.
Scotland
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This provision sets duties for Scottish Ministers, creates and controls the Register, regulates authorisations and opt-outs for deceased-body tissue use, and creates an offence for unauthorised removal or use.
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This provision creates human trafficking and slavery/forced labour offences, sets penalties, and gives Scottish authorities powers and duties on victim support, guardianship, prosecution guidance, protective orders, and forfeiture.
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This Act creates offences and controls around hunting wild mammals and trail hunting with dogs, with licences and exemptions in some cases.
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The Act transfers the transferor’s property, rights, interests, and liabilities to the transferee, dissolves the transferor, repeals the 1872 Act, and starts four weeks after Royal Assent.
Scotland
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This provision sets out how certain fatal and sudden-death inquiries in Scotland are started, run, and published, and gives the procurator fiscal, Lord Advocate, sheriff, and SCTS specific duties and powers.
Scotland
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This Act tightens MSP register rules for gifts, controlled transactions, and overseas political visits, and adds sanctions and offence provisions for non-compliance.
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Members of the Scottish Parliament must register and declare certain financial interests, and they must not advocate for payment or benefits in kind. The Clerk must maintain and publish the register, and breaches can lead to exclusion and a summary fine.
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This provision creates ICC-related offences, sets out Scottish Ministers’ assistance powers, and provides definitions, penalties, and commencement rules.
Scotland
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This Part sets rules for when Scottish legislation and instruments apply, how they are interpreted, and how they are published, laid before Parliament, numbered, served, and brought into force.
Scotland
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The Act requires Scottish Ministers to prepare, review, lay, and publish a national islands plan and related reports, and it places island-community duties on relevant authorities. It also creates consultation and impact-assessment duties, a Shetland mapping requirement, and a licensing scheme for certain marine develo
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This provision notes that the Act was repealed, with different repeal timing for specified purposes and for anything not already in force.
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This provision sets out how judicial factors are appointed, notified, supervised, and discharged, and it gives the Accountant of Court and Scottish Ministers related powers and duties.
Scotland
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This provision sets out duties to protect judicial independence, rules for judicial appointments and conduct, and the roles of the Lord President, the First Minister, the Scottish Ministers, the Judicial Appointments Board, and the Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service.
Scotland
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This Part gives everyone statutory access rights to land, but only when exercised responsibly, and it places duties on landowners and local authorities to manage those rights.
Scotland
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This part sets up the Scottish Land Commission and requires Scottish Ministers to prepare, publish, review, and promote a land rights and responsibilities statement.
Scotland
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The Act lets Scottish Ministers set land-management obligations for large holdings, requires certain consultation and guidance, and creates reporting, investigation, fine, appeal, and transfer-restriction rules.