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The House of Lords Constitution Committee Report on The Union and Devolution

Centre on Constitutional Change
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Opinion

Adjusting Scotland’s Block Grant: The options on the table

David Bell
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Publication

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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Opinion

Costs and benefits of 'Scotlinavia'

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News

Holyrood and Westminster could diverge on immigration

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News

House of Lords Constitution Committee’s report - Proposals for the devolution of further powers to Scotland

Centre on Constitutional Change
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Opinion

Five things to learn from Scotland’s journey towards greater powers

Paul Cairney
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Opinion

Why Scotland is unlikely to become a welfare paradise

David Bell
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Opinion

Scottish Labour's 'new' welfare proposals?

Craig McAngus
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News

Press Release - Experts Raise Concerns over “Confusing” Settlement

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