Scotland Act 1998
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107 Legislative power to remedy ultra vires acts.
Subordinate legislation may make such provision as the person making the legislation considers necessary or expedient in consequence of— (a) an Act of the Scottish Parliament or any provision of an Act of the Scottish Parliament which is not, or may not be, within the legislative competence of the Parliament, or (b) any purported exercise by a member of the Scottish Government of his functions which is not, or may not be, an exercise or a proper exercise of those functions.
107 Legislative power to remedy ultra vires acts.
Subordinate legislation may make such provision as the person making the legislation considers necessary or expedient in consequence of— (a) an Act of the Scottish Parliament or any provision of an Act of the Scottish Parliament which is not, or may not be, within the legislative competence of the Parliament, or (b) any purported exercise by a member of the Scottish Government of his functions which is not, or may not be, an exercise or a proper exercise of those functions.
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