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Scotland Act 2016 (2016 c 11)

The Scotland Act 2016 enhances the scope of devolution to the Scottish Parliament, expanding its legislative powers and fiscal autonomy. Key provisions include control over certain aspects of income tax, air passenger duty, and the management of specific social security benefits. The Act follows the Smith Commission's recommendations after the 2014 Scottish independence referendum, aimed at granting more self-governance. It establishes permanent recognition of the Scottish Parliament and Government, reinforcing the commitment to devolved administration within the United Kingdom’s constitutional framework.

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Scotland Act 2016 (2016 c 11)

The Scotland Act 2016 enhances the scope of devolution to the Scottish Parliament, expanding its legislative powers and fiscal autonomy. Key provisions include control over certain aspects of income tax, air passenger duty, and the management of specific social security benefits. The Act follows the Smith Commission's recommendations after the 2014 Scottish independence referendum, aimed at granting more self-governance. It establishes permanent recognition of the Scottish Parliament and Government, reinforcing the commitment to devolved administration within the United Kingdom’s constitutional framework.

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Scotland Act 2016 (2016 c 11)

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