Scotland Bill

The Scotland Bill is legislation designed to define and the powers of the Scottish Government and Parliament, establishing how much control Scotland has over areas like education, health, and taxation. It sets out the constitutional framework for devolution, allowing Scotland to make certain decisions independently while remaining part of the United Kingdom. The Bill often includes measures to improve governance, accountability, and financial arrangements. Essentially, it clarifies and updates the division of powers between Scotland and the UK government, ensuring that Scottish lawmakers can address local issues more effectively within the broader UK political system.