33 Reports on the implementation and operation of this Part
Scotland Act 2012 (2012 c 11) | Legislation

Reports on operation of this Part

33  Reports on the implementation and operation of this Part

(1)     The Secretary of State must—

(a)     make reports on the implementation and operation of this Part (see subsection (5)),

(b)     lay a copy of each report before each House of Parliament, and

(c)     send a copy of each report to the Scottish Ministers, who must lay a copy of it before the Scottish Parliament.

(2)     The Scottish Ministers must—

(a)     make reports on the implementation and operation of this Part (see subsection (5)),

(b)     lay a copy of each report before the Scottish Parliament, and

(c)

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