Interpretation and Legislative Reform (Scotland) Act 2010
Interpretation and Legislative Reform (Scotland) Act 2010 (2010 asp 10)
- Interpretation and Legislative Reform (Scotland) Act 2010 (2010 asp 10)
- Part 1 Interpretation
- Application of Part 1
- 1 Application of Part 1
- Commencement
- 2 Commencement of Acts of the Scottish Parliament
- 3 Commencement of Acts of the Scottish Parliament and Scottish instruments: time
- Powers
- 4 Exercise of powers before commencement of Act of the Scottish Parliament
- 5 Power to appoint to an office
- 6 Power to revoke, amend and re-enact
- 7 Carrying out of powers and duties more than once
- 8 Additional powers on commencement by order
- References to legislative provisions
- 9 References to Acts of the Scottish Parliament
- 10 References to Acts of Parliament
- 11 References to Acts of the Parliaments of Scotland
- 12 References to certainEU instruments
- 13 References to portions of legislative provisions
- 14 References to other legislative provisions
- Repeals
- 15 Effect of repeal generally
- 16 Effect of repeal on existing rights
- 17 Effect of repeal on existing liability to certain penalties
- 18 Temporary Acts of the Scottish Parliament and Scottish instruments
- 19 Effect of repeal and re-enactment
- Application of legislation to the Crown
- 20 Application of Acts and instruments to the Crown
- Forms
- 21 Forms
- Meaning of words and expressions used in legislation
- 22 Number
- 23 References to time of day
- 24 Meaning of words and expressions used in instruments
- 25 Definitions
- 26 Service of documents
- Part 2 Scottish statutory instruments
- Definition
- 27 Definition of “Scottish statutory instrument”
- Parliamentary scrutiny
- 28 Instruments subject to the negative procedure
- 29 Instruments subject to the affirmative procedure
- 30 Other instruments laid before the Parliament
- 31 Failure to lay instruments in accordance with section 28(2) or 30(2)
- 32 Laying of Scottish statutory instruments before the Scottish Parliament
- Combination of certain powers
- 33 Combination of certain powers
- Further provision about procedures
- 34 Power to change procedure to which subordinate legislation is subject
- 35 Procedures prescribed in pre-commencement enactments
- Statutory instruments subject to procedure in the Scottish Parliament
- 36 Statutory instruments subject to procedure in the Scottish Parliament
- Interpretation of Part 2
- 37 Interpretation of Part 2
- Part 3 Publication of Acts and instruments
- Acts of the Scottish Parliament
- 38 Official prints of Acts of the Scottish Parliament
- 39 Publication of official prints
- 40 Preservation of official prints
- Scottish statutory instruments
- 41 Queen's Printer to publish instruments
- 42 Publication, numbering and citation: regulations
- 43 Preservation of Scottish statutory instruments
- 44 Publication in the Gazettes
- 45 No duty to print Scottish statutory instruments
- 46 Queen's Printer: delegation of functions
- Interpretation of Part 3
- 47 Interpretation of Part 3
- Part 4 Orders subject to special parliamentary procedure
- 48 Application of Part 4
- 49 Notice of special procedure orders
- 50 Orders to which objections are made
- 51 Orders to which no objections are made
- 52 Statement of objections
- 53 Interpretation of Part 4
- Part 5 Laying of documents other than Scottish statutory instruments
- 54 Laying of certain documents before the Scottish Parliament
- Part 6 Miscellaneous and general
- 55 Consequential revocation of transitional Orders
- 56 Orders
- 57 Ancillary provision
- 58 Short title and commencement
- SCHEDULE 1 Definitions of words and expressions
- Definitions
- Definitions relating to EU exit
- Definitions relating to the EU
- SCHEDULE 2 Scottish statutory instruments: transitional and consequential provision
- Interpretation
- Ministerial functions of making orders or regulations under pre-commencement enactments
- Functions of making Orders in Council
- Functions of making acts of adjournal or acts of sederunt
- Other functions of making etc. subordinate legislation under pre-commencement enactments
- Functions to which this schedule does not apply
- SCHEDULE 3 Modification of pre-commencement enactments
- Interpretation
- Instruments subject to annulment in pursuance of a resolution of the Parliament
- Instruments laid in draft which cannot be made where the Parliament so resolves within 40 days
- Instruments required to be laid for a specified period before coming into force and subject to annulment by the Parliament
- Instruments which cannot be made unless a draft is laid before and approved by resolution of the Parliament
- Instruments made but which cannot come into force unless laid before, and approved by resolution of, the Parliament
- Instruments required to be laid for a specified period before coming into force
- Instruments not required to be laid before the Parliament
- SCHEDULE 4 Application of Part 2 to statutory instruments laid before the Parliament
- Interpretation
- Instruments subject to annulment in pursuance of a resolution of the Parliament
- Instruments which cannot be made unless a draft is laid before and approved by resolution of the Parliament
- Other instruments laid before the Parliament
- Laying of statutory instruments before the Parliament
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