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In this Act, the expressions listed in the left-hand column have the meaning given by, or are to be interpreted in accordance with, the provisions listed in the right-hand column.
Expression | Provision of this Act |
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Act of the Scottish Parliament | Section 28(1) |
Advocate General | Section 32(4) |
Auditor General for Scotland | Section 69 |
Body | Section 126(1) |
By virtue of | Section 126(11) |
Clerk, and Assistant Clerk | Section 20 and paragraph 3 of Schedule 2 |
Community law | Section 126(9) |
Constituencies and constituency member | Section 126(1) |
The Convention rights | Section 126(1) |
Cross-border public authority | Section 88(5) |
Devolved competence (in relation to the exercise of functions) | Section 54 |
Document | Section 126(1) |
Enactment | Sections 113(6) and 126(1) |
Financial year | Section 126(1) |
Functions | Section 126(1) |
Government department | Section 126(1) |
The Human Rights Convention | Section 126(1) |
International obligations | Section 126(10) |
Judicial Committee | Section 32(4) |
Legislative competence | Section 29 |
Member of the Scottish Executive | Section 44(1) |
Members of the staff of the Scottish Administration | Section 126(7) |
Minister of the Crown | Section 126(1) |
Modify | Section 126(1) |
Occupational pension scheme, personal pension scheme and public service pension scheme | Section 126(1) |
Office-holders in the Scottish Administration | Section 126(7) |
Offices in the Scottish Administration which are not ministerial offices | Section 126(8) |
Open power | Section 112(3) |
The Parliament | Section 126(1) |
“parliamentary” (in relation to constituencies, elections and electors) | Section 126(1) |
The Parliamentary corporation | Section 21(1) |
Pre-commencement enactment | Section 53(3) |
Prerogative instrument | Section 126(1) |
Presiding Officer | Section 19 |
Principal appointed day | Section 126(1) |
Proceedings | Section 126(1) |
Property | Section 126(1) |
Regional list (in relation to a party) | Section 5(4) |
Regional returning officer | Section 12(6) |
Regional vote | Section 6(2) |
Regions and regional member | Section 126(1) |
Registered political party | Section 5(9) |
Reserved matters | Schedule 5 |
Retained functions (in relation to the Lord Advocate) | Section 52(6) |
Scotland | Section 126(1) and (2) |
Scots criminal law | Section 126(5) |
Scots private law | Section 126(4) |
Scottish Administration | Section 126(6) |
Scottish Ministers | Section 44(2) |
Scottish public authority | Section 126(1) |
Scottish public authority with mixed functions or no reserved functions | Paragraphs 1 and 2 of Part III of Schedule 5 |
Scottish Seal | Section 2(6) |
The Scottish zone | Section 126(1) |
Staff of the Parliament | Paragraph 3 of Schedule 2 |
Standing orders | Section 126(1) |
Subordinate legislation | Section 126(1) |
Tribunal | Section 126(1) |
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