Scotland
Domestic Abuse (Scotland) Act 2018
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The Act creates an offence for abusive behaviour toward a partner or ex-partner, with extra rules for child aggravation, sentencing, reporting, and related criminal procedure.
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Scotland
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The Act creates an offence for abusive behaviour toward a partner or ex-partner, with extra rules for child aggravation, sentencing, reporting, and related criminal procedure.
Scotland
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This Act bars повтор prosecution in many cases after conviction or acquittal, but creates exceptions where the High Court authorises a new prosecution.
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The authorised undertaker is allowed to build and alter the authorised works, but many activities need agreement, approval, notice, or arbitration first.
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The Trustees may pay certain eligible widows a single capital sum instead of future annuity rights, and must do so within one month after Royal Assent.
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This provision gives the authorised undertaker broad powers to build, alter, use, and maintain the Edinburgh tram works, subject to listed limits, consents, notices, and compensation rules.
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This Act authorises the Edinburgh tram line and gives the authorised undertaker powers to build, maintain, alter roads for, and operate the works, subject to several consents, notices, access duties, and compensation rules.
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This Act says when a child or young person has additional support needs and sets duties for education authorities to identify needs, assess capacity and wellbeing, prepare and review support plans, and provide support.
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This Act changes rules on additional support for learning, including duties on education authorities, Tribunal powers, and reporting duties for Scottish Ministers.
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Responsible bodies must prepare and implement accessibility strategies for schools, and Scottish Ministers have regulation and guidance powers.
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This Act sets rules about the graduate endowment, student financial support, and council tax exemption for students, and it lets Scottish Ministers bring section 4 into force by order.
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The Act gives Scottish Ministers power to set by regulation when education authorities must provide pupils with free milk, meals, or other refreshments.
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This provision adds and updates duties about school education planning, reporting, Gaelic education support, GMPE requests, and free school lunches.
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This provision sets up Qualifications Scotland and the Chief Inspector of Education in Scotland, gives them core functions, and imposes reporting, consultation, publication, and oversight duties.
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The Scottish Ministers may make regulations about education and training grants, including who can receive them, how much they are, when they are paid, and any repayment terms.
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The Act makes it an offence to assault, obstruct, or hinder specified emergency workers and related responders, and it gives the Scottish Ministers power to modify the list of covered persons and to set commencement dates by order.
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This Act requires responsible authorities to carry out environmental assessment for qualifying plans or programmes before adoption or submission for adoption.
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This document notes that the Erskine Bridge Tolls Act 2001 was repealed.
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This provision sets up Scottish ethics codes for councillors and devolved public body members, requires registers of interests, and gives the Commission and Commissioner investigation and hearing powers.
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This Act incorporates the European Charter of Local Self-Government into Scots law and sets duties for Scottish Ministers, reporting rules, court remedies, and interpretive rules for compatible reading.
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This Act changes Scottish family law on marriage, divorce, children, cohabitation, occupancy rights, civil partnerships, and related court powers.