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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 40917, member: 636"] Laws passed by the Scottish Parliament need to fall within its legal powers. If members pass a law outside those powers, courts can cancel it. The Scotland Act 1998 sets out these rules, especially in Section 29. Section 57(2) also applies to related rules made after a law is passed. Any law or rule that goes beyond what the Scottish Parliament can do may not stand if challenged. [/QUOTE]
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