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Coronavirus Acts: seventh report to Scottish Parliament

This is the Scottish Government's seventh report on the operation and status of the provisions of the coronavirus legislation.

Introduction

As required by section 15 of the first Scottish Act, and section 12 of the second Scottish Act, this report includes information on the operation of the provisions of Part 1 of each of those Acts. It also includes an update on the status of those provisions, and confirmation that Scottish Ministers are satisfied that the status of those provisions is appropriate.

The report also covers the reporting requirements relating to Scottish Statutory Instruments (SSIs) made by Scottish Ministers where the main purpose relates to coronavirus, excluding those made by Scottish Ministers under the first or second Scottish Act or UK Act.

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