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Scotland
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This Act sets spending and borrowing limits for the Scottish Administration and certain direct-funded bodies for 2025/26, lets the Scottish Ministers authorise urgent extra payments in limited cases, and allows ministerial regulations to amend the amounts.
Scotland
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This Act sets spending and borrowing limits for the Scottish Administration and certain direct-funded bodies, and gives the Scottish Ministers limited powers to authorise urgent payments and amend amounts by regulations.
Scotland
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This provision lets Scottish Ministers make and adjust building regulations, appoint and oversee verifiers/certifiers, and sets procedures for warrants, certificates, notices, enforcement, and offences.
Scotland
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This Act creates the Scottish building safety levy, makes Revenue Scotland responsible for collecting and managing it, and sets rules for registration, returns, allowances, reliefs, security, and penalties.
Scotland
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This Act lets a local authority recover certain building-enforcement expenses by making a charging order against a building, registering it, and collecting the repayable amount in instalments.
Scotland
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The Act sets rules for burial grounds, private burials, cremation, registers, fees, offences, and related ministerial regulation-making powers.
Scotland
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Glasgow City Council may lend Burrell Collection items and receive loan items, but only with written agreement from the Burrell Trustees and under a published code.
Scotland
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This Part sets rules for Scottish health and social care information, care-record access, carer support, care-home visiting, procurement, and several reporting and regulatory duties for Scottish Ministers.
Scotland
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This provision defines carers and sets out duties to offer, prepare, and share adult carer support plans and young carer statements, plus related duties on local authorities, health boards, and Scottish Ministers.
Scotland
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This Act raises the carer’s allowance supplement for 1 October 2021 to 31 March 2022, lets Scottish Ministers change section 81 by regulations, and sets commencement rules for sections 1, 2 and 4.
Scotland
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This Act amends the Census Act 1920 so particulars about religion may be gathered, and it exempts people from penalty for refusing or neglecting to state religion particulars.
Scotland
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The Act lets census particulars about transgender status and history and sexual orientation be gathered voluntarily, and it removes penalty liability for refusing or neglecting to state certain related particulars.
Scotland
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This Act sets up death-certificate review processes, assigns duties to the Registrar General and medical reviewers, and creates offences and fees around related document handling and disposal rules.
Scotland
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This Act changes how OSCR regulates and records charities in Scotland, including charity trustee information, disqualification rules, merger records, accounts, and some name-change and removal procedures.
Scotland
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This Part sets up OSCR, gives it charity-regulation powers, and requires charities to meet notice, register, and consent rules.
Scotland
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Scottish Ministers must work toward child poverty targets, prepare delivery plans and reports, and consult and publish with the Poverty and Inequality Commission.
Scotland
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This provision changes Scottish child justice rules, including trauma-informed hearing duties, secure accommodation limits, information-sharing, and new reporting and standards duties.
Scotland
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This provision gives local authorities duties to assess and provide advice, guidance and assistance to certain care-experienced people, and it gives Scottish Ministers powers and duties to create related regulations, guidance, advocacy rights, kinship care support, and foster-carer register arrangements.
Scotland
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This Act removes the defence of reasonable chastisement for child punishment, repeals section 51 of the Criminal Justice (Scotland) Act 2003, and sets out transition and commencement rules.
Scotland
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This provision amends several child law rules so courts and decision-makers must hear and consider children’s views, with exceptions where a child cannot form a view or cannot be found.