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What plans it has to bring forward new land reform proposals, including the timescale for such proposals.
Started with S2W-18139 on 27 Jul 2005; latest 19 Jan 2006. Each later question says it follows up an earlier answer.
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To ask the Scottish Executive what plans it has to bring forward new land reform proposals, including the timescale for such proposals.
Rhona Brankin, 26 Aug 2005: The Scottish Executive is already successfully delivering its wide-ranging land reform agenda,which includes legislation to abolish Scotland’s archaic feudal system; to simplifyagricultural tenancies and provide an agricultural tenant’s right to buy; to establishstatutory rights of responsible access to land and inlan… -
Whether any review of the effect of measures introduced under its land reform agenda will be undertaken in a spirit of openness and transparency, involving public consultation, and whether it will also welcome views on the terms, timescale and scope of such a review.
Rhona Brankin, 31 Jan 2006: As I indicated in the answer to the earlier question on 26 August 2005, the Scottish Executive intends to report to Parliament later this year on implementation of existing land reform measures. At the same time, we will consider the need for, and scope of, any further measures, which would be subject to consultation …
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