London Evening Standard Article RatingRishi Sunak has right to block Scottish gender law, says ex-law chief Dominic Grieve
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54% : He stressed that passing the new law was "completely within the competence" of the Scottish Parliament, but the UK Government could act as the gender law had a "potential impact" on reserved matters, according to ministers, namely the Equality Act which applies across the UK.52% : She said officials were closely assessing the impact the law passed by Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon would have on the Equality Act.
51% :For political reasons, it would be better for the "smooth operation of devolution" to not have such clashes but UK ministers had the responsibility UK-wide to ensure the "proper operation" of the Equality Act.
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