Interpretation and Legislative Reform (Scotland) Act 2010

2010 asp 10 · Enacted 3 June 2010 · Extends to Scotland

Contents

1. Part 1: Interpretation
2. Application of Part 1
3. 1Application of Part 1
4. Commencement
5. 2Commencement of Acts of the Scottish Parliament
6. 3Commencement of Acts of the Scottish Parliament and Scottish instruments: time
7. Powers
8. 4Exercise of powers before commencement of Act of the Scottish Parliament
9. 5Power to appoint to an office
10. 6Power to revoke, amend and re-enact
11. 7Carrying out of powers and duties more than once
12. 8Additional powers on commencement by order
13. References to legislative provisions
14. 9References to Acts of the Scottish Parliament
15. 10References to Acts of Parliament
16. 11References to Acts of the Parliaments of Scotland
17. 12References to certain EU instruments
18. 13References to portions of legislative provisions
19. 14References to other legislative provisions
20. Repeals
21. 15Effect of repeal generally
22. 16Effect of repeal on existing rights
23. 17Effect of repeal on existing liability to certain penalties
24. 18Temporary Acts of the Scottish Parliament and Scottish instruments
25. 19Effect of repeal and re-enactment
26. Application of legislation to the Crown
27. 20Application of Acts and instruments to the Crown
28. Forms
29. 21Forms
30. Meaning of words and expressions used in legislation
31. 22Number
32. 23References to time of day
33. 24Meaning of words and expressions used in instruments
34. 25Definitions
35. 26Service of documents
36. Part 2: Scottish statutory instruments
37. Definition
38. 27Definition of “Scottish statutory instrument”
39. Parliamentary scrutiny
40. 28Instruments subject to the negative procedure
41. 29Instruments subject to the affirmative procedure
42. 30Other instruments laid before the Parliament
43. 31Failure to lay instruments in accordance with section 28(2) or 30(2)
44. 32Laying of Scottish statutory instruments before the Scottish Parliament
45. Combination of certain powers
46. 33Combination of certain powers
47. Further provision about procedures
48. 34Power to change procedure to which subordinate legislation is subject
49. 35Procedures prescribed in pre-commencement enactments
50. Statutory instruments subject to procedure in the Scottish Parliament
51. 36Statutory instruments subject to procedure in the Scottish Parliament
52. Interpretation of Part 2
53. 37Interpretation of Part 2
54. Part 3: Publication of Acts and instruments
55. Acts of the Scottish Parliament
56. 38Official prints of Acts of the Scottish Parliament
57. 39Publication of official prints
58. 40Preservation of official prints
59. Scottish statutory instruments
60. 41Queen's Printer to publish instruments
61. 42Publication, numbering and citation: regulations
62. 43Preservation of Scottish statutory instruments
63. 44Publication in the Gazettes
64. 45No duty to print Scottish statutory instruments
65. 46Queen's Printer: delegation of functions
66. Interpretation of Part 3
67. 47Interpretation of Part 3
68. Part 4: Orders subject to special parliamentary procedure
69. 48Application of Part 4
70. 49Notice of special procedure orders
71. 50Orders to which objections are made
72. 51Orders to which no objections are made
73. 52Statement of objections
74. 53Interpretation of Part 4
75. Part 5: Laying of documents other than Scottish statutory instruments
76. 54Laying of certain documents before the Scottish Parliament
77. Part 6: Miscellaneous and general
78. 55Consequential revocation of transitional Orders
79. 56Orders
80. 57Ancillary provision
81. 58Short title and commencement
82. Schedule 1: Definitions of words and expressions
83. Definitions
84. Paragraph
85. Definitions relating to EU exit
86. Definitions relating to the EU
87. Schedule 2: Scottish statutory instruments: transitional and consequential provision
88. Interpretation
89. 1Paragraph 1
90. Ministerial functions of making orders or regulations under pre-commencement enactments
91. 2Paragraph 2
92. Functions of making Orders in Council
93. 3Paragraph 3
94. Functions of making acts of adjournal or acts of sederunt
95. 4Paragraph 4
96. Other functions of making etc. subordinate legislation under pre-commencement enactments
97. 5Paragraph 5
98. Functions to which this schedule does not apply
99. 6Paragraph 6
100. Schedule 3: Modification of pre-commencement enactments
101. Interpretation
102. 1Paragraph 1
103. Instruments subject to annulment in pursuance of a resolution of the Parliament
104. 2Paragraph 2
105. Instruments laid in draft which cannot be made where the Parliament so resolves within 40 days
106. 3Paragraph 3
107. Instruments required to be laid for a specified period before coming into force and subject to annulment by the Parliament
108. 4Paragraph 4
109. Instruments which cannot be made unless a draft is laid before and approved by resolution of the Parliament
110. 5Paragraph 5
111. Instruments made but which cannot come into force unless laid before, and approved by resolution of, the Parliament
112. 6Paragraph 6
113. Instruments required to be laid for a specified period before coming into force
114. 7Paragraph 7
115. Instruments not required to be laid before the Parliament
116. 8Paragraph 8
117. Schedule 4: Application of Part 2 to statutory instruments laid before the Parliament
118. Interpretation
119. 1Paragraph 1
120. Instruments subject to annulment in pursuance of a resolution of the Parliament
121. 2Paragraph 2
122. Instruments which cannot be made unless a draft is laid before and approved by resolution of the Parliament
123. 3Paragraph 3
124. Other instruments laid before the Parliament
125. 4Paragraph 4
126. Laying of statutory instruments before the Parliament
127. 5Paragraph 5