14 Time limit for human rights actions against Scottish Ministers etc
Scotland Act 2012 (2012 c 11) | Legislation

14  Time limit for human rights actions against Scottish Ministers etc

(1)     In section 100 of the 1998 Act the following (as inserted by the Convention Rights Proceedings (Amendment) (Scotland) Act 2009) (asp 11) are omitted—

(a)     subsections (3A) to (3E);

(b)     in subsection (4), the words “Subject to subsection (3D),”.

(2)     The Convention Rights Proceedings (Amendment) (Scotland) Act 2009 (asp 11) is repealed.

(3)     Omit paragraph 4A of Schedule 4 to the 1998 Act.

(4)     The Scotland Act 1998 (Modification of Schedule 4) Order 2009

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