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Category Archive: Devolution

Michael Foran: Sex, Gender, and the Scotland Act

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Yesterday, the Gender Recognition Reform (Scotland) Bill was heard at Stage 3. If it receives royal assent, it […]

UKCLA December 21, 2022 Devolution, Scotland

Mohamed Moussa: The ‘Absent Word’ Canon and Asymmetrical Sovereignty

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Introduction: The Supreme Court’s Textual Fidelity  The UK Supreme Court (UKSC) recently issued its unanimous judgment which found the draft Scottish […]

UKCLA December 20, 2022 Devolution, Parliamentary sovereignty

Aileen McHarg: The Future of the Territorial Constitution under Labour? The Report of the Commission on the UK’s Future

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On Monday, the Labour Party published the report of the Commission on the UK’s Future, chaired by Gordon […]

UKCLA December 8, 2022 Brown Commission, Devolution, United Kingdom

Ronan Cormacain: The rise and rise of the super-enabling clause

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It has become increasingly popular to include what I term a ‘super-enabling clause’ in primary legislation. It is […]

UKCLA November 30, 2022 Devolution, UK Parliament

Chris Himsworth: Referendum Bill Consequentials

At paras 56-57 of their judgment, the court in Reference by the Lord Advocate of devolution issues ([2022] UKSC 31) […]

UKCLA November 29, 2022 Devolution, Second Scottish Independence Referendum

Kenneth A. Armstrong: Will the Supreme Court Clear the Way to a Scottish Independence Referendum?

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At the end of June, Scotland’s First Minister Nicola Sturgeon set out the Scottish Government’s roadmap for a […]

UKCLA November 21, 2022 Devolution, Scotland, Second Scottish Independence Referendum

Stephen Tierney: The Lord Advocate’s Reference: The Constitutional Significance of Referendums and Electoral Processes

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The Lord Advocate’s Reference to the Supreme Court asks if the proposed Scottish Independence Referendum Bill relates to reserved matters under the […]

UKCLA October 5, 2022 Devolution, Scotland, Second Scottish Independence Referendum

Stephen Tierney: The Lord Advocate’s Reference: Referendums and Constitutional Convention

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On 11-12 October the Supreme Court is scheduled to hear a reference brought by the Lord Advocate under […]

UKCLA October 4, 2022 Devolution, Scotland, Second Scottish Independence Referendum, United Kingdom

Thomas Horsley and Jo Hunt: In Praise of Cooperation and Consensus under the Territorial Constitution: The Second Report of the House of Lords Common Frameworks Scrutiny Committee

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On 16 July 2022, the House of Lords Common Frameworks Scrutiny Committee (CFSC) issued its Second Report on […]

UKCLA July 26, 2022 Brexit, Devolution, European Union, United Kingdom

Iain Jamieson: The Lord Advocate’s Role in Vetting Bills in the Scottish Parliament for Legislative Competence: A Reply to Chris McCorkindale

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A Scottish Minister, when introducing a Bill into the Scottish Parliament, is required by section 31(1) of the […]

UKCLA July 25, 2022 Constitutional Law, Devolution, Scotland

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