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Opinion
Where now for the Wales Bill
When the Draft Wales Bill was published in October 2015, it was described by Stephen Crabb, the Secretar
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Review Recommends Rejection of Draft Wales Bill
A report by an independent review group consisting of constitutional and legislative experts says that they could not recommend that politicians in Cardiff Bay and Westminster support the Draft W
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Alternatives to European Union Membership for the United Kingdom
The United Kingdom has the right, under the Lisbon Treaty, to leave the European Union, as explained in Sionaidh Douglas-Scott’s paper for the Committee.
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Adjusting Scotland's Block Grant for new Tax and Welfare Powers: Assessing the Options
The Scotland Bill, currently making its way through the Houses of Parliament, will transfer a range of tax and spending powers from Westminster to the Scottish Parliament.
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Small States in the Modern World: Vulnerabilities and opportunities
Small States in the Modern World comprehensively assesses the different modes of adaptation by small states in response to the security and economic vulnerabilities posed by global change.
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Better Devolution and EVEL - APPG for Reform, Decentralisation and Devolution
This current reform is also likely to have wider constitutional implications.
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EVEL and the Union: House of Lords Constitution Committee
The government’s proposals for introducing EVEL are, on one level, an internal matter for the House of Commons.
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Small Nations in a Big World - Review
The second edition of Small Nations in a Big World examines what other small European nations can teach Scots as they consider their nation's place in the light of #indyref and subsequent eve