Esheria Regulatory Atlas
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97 matching statutes
Scotland
2 provisions
This part sets out Scotland’s procurement framework, including who counts as a contracting authority, when a contract is regulated, and the main duties on contracting authorities for regulated procurements.
Scotland
1 provisions
Authorities covered by this Part must prepare and follow a records management plan for their public records, and the Keeper of the Records of Scotland oversees guidance, agreement, review, and enforcement steps.
Scotland
1 provisions
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.
Scotland
4 provisions
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
1 provisions
This Act sets spending and cash limits for the Scottish Administration and certain bodies for 2001/02, gives Scottish Ministers limited urgent-payment powers, and requires parliamentary approval for orders changing the amounts.
Scotland
2 provisions
This part sets up a visitor levy for overnight accommodation in Scotland and gives local authorities powers and duties to introduce, run, report on, and review a scheme.
Scotland
6 provisions
This Part sets out how Level 1 and Level 2 disclosures are requested, provided, reviewed, and in some cases withheld or corrected.
Scotland
4 provisions
This provision defines private residential tenancies and sets key rules for Scottish tenancy regulation, including consultation duties for Ministers, landlord document duties, discrimination offences, and rent increase limits.
Scotland
3 provisions
This segment sets up the Water Industry Commission for Scotland, gives it regulatory powers over water and sewerage licences and charges, and creates offences for unauthorised use of the public water and sewerage systems.
Scotland
3 provisions
This part gives trustees and courts powers and duties about appointing, removing, resigning, informing, investing, delegating, and advancing trust property.
Scotland
4 provisions
This provision sets up the main water-sector bodies, gives them duties and powers, and creates enforcement and reporting rules for Scottish Water and the regulators.
Scotland
5 provisions
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.