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Scotland
2 provisions
The Act gives children a right to school education and places many duties on education authorities and Scottish Ministers about school quality, planning, reporting, and pupil welfare.
Scotland
2 provisions
This provision authorises the undertaker to build and manage the railway and road works, with limits, approvals, compensation, and road-possession rules.
Scotland
1 provisions
This Act changes Scottish succession law, including rules about wills, spouses or civil partners, rectification, liferents, forfeiture, executors, and related trusts and estate procedures.
Scotland
2 provisions
This Act sets rules for tenement boundaries, maintenance, owner duties, access, insurance, cost recovery, and decision-making in Scottish tenements.
Scotland
1 provisions
The Act requires the Scottish Ministers and the Council to create, publish, consult on, and report about funding strategies, apprenticeships, governance, and financial sustainability in tertiary education.
Scotland
1 provisions
This Act creates a Scottish Pubs Code, establishes a Scottish Pubs Code Adjudicator, and gives Ministers and the Adjudicator powers and duties about tied pubs, investigations, reports, arbitration, penalties, and related guidance.
Scotland
5 provisions
This provision defines real burdens and sets rules for creating, registering, enforcing, discharging, and ending them, including special rules for community burdens and notices of termination.
Scotland
2 provisions
This Part sets rules for tobacco and nicotine vapour products, including display restrictions, age-based sales offences, registration of businesses, notices, and enforcement powers.
Scotland
1 provisions
This Act renames the Scottish Tourist Board as VisitScotland, dissolves the listed network tourist boards, transfers staff, rights, liabilities and property to VisitScotland, and lets Scottish Ministers set the commencement day by order.
Scotland
4 provisions
This provision sets out Scottish transport planning powers, duties, consultation steps, reporting requirements, information controls, and offences for local transport authorities and related actors.
Scotland
3 provisions
This part sets up Transport Partnerships and the Scottish Road Works Commissioner, and gives Scottish Ministers and road works bodies powers and duties about transport strategy, road works coordination, registration, inspection, and enforcement.
Scotland
6 provisions
This provision requires the Scottish Ministers to prepare, publish, and keep under review a national transport strategy, and it sets rules for low emission zones, including vehicle restrictions, penalties, local authority powers, and reporting duties.
Scotland
2 provisions
This provision lets the Scottish Ministers make orders for certain transport and inland waterway projects, but it also sets consultation, environmental, notice, challenge, and monitoring rules.
Scotland
1 provisions
Scottish Ministers may set up a reimbursement scheme for qualifying transvaginal mesh removal costs, and must later lay and publish the scheme.
Scotland
3 provisions
This Part establishes the Scottish Tribunals and sets out who leads them, how members are assigned, and what the Scottish Ministers and Lord President must do.
Scotland
3 provisions
This part gives trustees and courts powers and duties about appointing, removing, resigning, informing, investing, delegating, and advancing trust property.
Scotland
1 provisions
This document notes that the Act was repealed on 31.12.2022.
Scotland
2 provisions
This Act restricts ticket touting, trading, and advertising in event zones during prohibited times, and sets out enforcement powers, penalties, exemptions, and compensation rules.
Scotland
2 provisions
This provision lets Scottish Ministers make regulations for post-EU-withdrawal matters and sets limits, procedure, and review duties around those powers.
Scotland
3 provisions
This Act incorporates UNCRC rights and obligations into Scots law, requires Scottish Ministers to issue guidance and make a children’s rights scheme, and makes public authorities unlawful if they act incompatibly with the UNCRC requirements in relevant functions.