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Journal editorial June 2020
Recent behaviour by Government has not encouraged respect for the rule of law, and a very different approach is needed to build future trust
A turbulent Christmas
Depressing divisions and a lack of clear thinking dominate the Brexit scene. But (stop press) there is something positive in the official reaction to the legal aid review
Programme for action?
How much can we expect to happen through the Scottish Government's Programme for Government?
PVG disclosure scheme to be streamlined
Consultation on simplified system closes shortly
GDPR alert for social landlords
Compliance duties extend beyond tenants and employees
Islands Bill to give local say in coastal waters projects
Policy making to have regard to special needs of island communities
Art of the possible
This is a time for our Governments to be realistic in their expectations – and for lawyers to flag up where plans may disrupt the smooth running of international agreements
Test of legality
The Supreme Court's "named person" decision points up the need for thorough scrutiny of Scottish Parliament legislation
Where policy meets statute: court backs minister
Affordable housing case also covers consultation and equality duty
Procurement decision rejects lack of transparency claim
Ferry tender process did not require demand benchmarking
Power and accountability
New Parliament should bring a new approach to the Holyrood committee system
The limits of sovereignty
Would it actually be desirable for Parliament to be unfettered, as Human Rights Act opponents presuppose?
