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Scotland gender recognition bill: what is a section 35 order? | Scotland | The Guardian
Statement of reasons related to the use of section 35 of the Scotland Act 1998 - GOV.UK
The Scottish Parliament and law making: Week 6: Figure 6 Section 35 Scotland Act 1998 | OpenLearn - Open University
Section 35 of the Scotland Act and vetoing devolved legislation
Standing Order No. 24 debate: section 35 of the Scotland Act - Commons' votes in Parliament - UK Parliament
The Scottish Parliament and law making: Week 6: 3.5 | OpenLearn - Open University
First Minister hints legal challenge to gender reform block to go ahead
Nicola Sturgeon fury after ministers BLOCK looser gender identity rules in Scotland | Daily Mail Online
Statement of reasons related to the use of section 35 of the Scotland Act 1998 - GOV.UK
Another constitutional clash looms as UK government uses section 35 over GRR Bill | Scottish Legal News
Members of the Scottish Feminist Network outside the Court of Session, Edinburgh, where the Scottish Government
For the first time, the UK has used Section 35 to veto a Scottish law. Here's what that means - ABC News
Explainer: Scotland Act 1998 Section 35 – SPICe Spotlight | Solas air SPICe
The Mental Health (Form of Documents) (Scotland) Regulations 2005
What is a Section 35, and how it affects Scottish gender law
Cat Headley on X: "Im seeing a lot of hyperbole that a section 35 order means that Scottish devolution doesn't exist. Yes,there is a lot going on in this issue and there
Scottish gender recognition bill would leave UK law untouched, court told | Scotland | The Guardian
Gender Recognition Reform (Scotland) Bill and the UK - Sex Matters
Labour cannot rule out blocking Scottish legislation using Section 35 – Murray | Evening Standard
Scottish Government Moves Forward With Section 35 Order Challenge | Ayrshire Daily News
Scottish gender recognition: who decides?
Philip Sim on X: "Scottish Secretary says UKgov is using a S35 order to block a Holyrood bill (for the first time) due to concerns that the gender reforms would have “an
A protester holds a placard that reads "Stop Section 35 Don't Repeat... News Photo - Getty Images
UK Government acted lawfully when blocking Holyrood gender reforms, court rules | The Independent
