Scottish Parliament committee: Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee
Recommendation 4
Sporting Events Bill (UK Parliament legislation) - delegated powers exercisable within devolved competence, with reference to LCM-S7-1, LCM-S7-1a and LCM-S7-1b.
SP Paper 8
Published 18 September 2026
Report is 0.1 years old
Theme Review of relevant powers
Recommendation (the committee's words)
The Committee draws the following to the lead committee’s attention:
Either the Secretary of State or the Scottish Ministers can exercise the power within the Scottish Parliament’s legislative competence.
The choice of which government should exercise the power is a matter for the governments alone, with no role for Parliament.
Where the power is exercised by the Secretary of State, regulations will be laid before and scrutinised by the United Kingdom Parliament only.
The Secretary of State must obtain the Scottish Ministers’ consent before making the regulations.
The regulations will fall within the scope of the UKSI Protocol and will be notified to the Parliament only after becoming law.
Either the Secretary of State or the Scottish Ministers can exercise the power within the Scottish Parliament’s legislative competence.
The choice of which government should exercise the power is a matter for the governments alone, with no role for Parliament.
Where the power is exercised by the Secretary of State, regulations will be laid before and scrutinised by the United Kingdom Parliament only.
The Secretary of State must obtain the Scottish Ministers’ consent before making the regulations.
The regulations will fall within the scope of the UKSI Protocol and will be notified to the Parliament only after becoming law.
From: Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee, Sporting Events Bill (UK Parliament legislation) - delegated powers exercisable within devolved competence, with reference to LCM-S7-1, LCM-S7-1a and LCM-S7-1b. (SP Paper 8), 18 September 2026
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