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Lord Advocate.
chief legal officer of the Scottish Government
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Around Lord Advocate this week
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Scotland StructuralDevolved governments in England, Scotland, and Wales are reportedly creating specific versions of YFH.Moves Lord Advocate
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cabinet StructuralThe Cabinet cleared a 3% Dearness Allowance hike for employees, citing rising inflation.Moves Lord Advocate
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Scottish Government StructuralThe Scottish Government implemented regulations passed by Parliament, resulting in similar food restrictions in Scotland and England.Moves Lord Advocate
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Nicola Sturgeon StructuralNicola Sturgeon recently paid rent in Dulwich and lived on a houseboat in central London, with boat purchase discussions starting in Peckham.Moves Lord Advocate
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Tories OperationalDouglas Lumsden is elected to represent Aberdeen South, an outcome that also boosts Kemi Badenoch's political profile.Moves Lord Advocate
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John Swinney StructuralDouglas Alexander urged John Swinney to prioritize the drug crisis in Scotland.Moves Lord Advocate
Connections
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cabinet Structural
Lord Advocate serves as a member of the cabinet.
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Scottish Government Structural
The Lord Advocate office is formally integrated into the operational structure of the Scottish Government.
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Scotland Structural
The office of Lord Advocate functions as the chief legal officer within the governmental structure of Scotland.
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Nicola Sturgeon Structural
one depends on the other
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John Swinney Structural
one depends on the other
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Tories Operational
they act on each other directly
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Dorothy Bain Mentioned together
Dorothy Bain's case is cited in discussions regarding the Lord Advocate's role.