Scottish Government confirms no plans for Shetland Energy Act
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What happened
Stephen Gethins stated that the Scottish government has no plans to introduce a Shetland Energy Act. This confirmation came in response to a written question from Tim Eagle. The proposed legislation was a central part of Hannah Mary Goodlad’s election campaign.
From shetlandtimes.co.uk
Why it matters
The government’s decision confirms that the Shetland Energy Act, which aimed to give Shetland greater control over energy developments, will not be introduced. This raises questions about how local protections and planning powers for energy projects will be pursued in the islands.
From shetlandtimes.co.uk
Who's involved
- Tim EagleQuestioned the Scottish government regarding energy policy.
- Stephen GethinsMinister who confirmed the government has no plans for the Act.
- Scottish GovernmentThe devolved government of Scotland that ruled out the legislation.
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The entities involved
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Tim Eagle
Scottish Conservative politician, Member of the Scottish Parliament
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Stephen Gethins
Scottish politician (born 1976)