The Leveson Report, the Royal Charter and the Scottish Parliament: a reply to Jamieson

Aileen McHarg

The Leveson Report, the Royal Charter and the Scottish Parliament: a reply to Jamieson

Aileen McHarg

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Iain Jamieson’s earlier post argues that the ability of the Scottish Parliament to implement its own model of press regulation in response to the Leveson Report has effectively been ousted by the UK government’s proposal to establish a UK-wide system of press regulation by Royal Charter. I would take issue with two aspects of his analysis.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 13 Mar 2013

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Scots Law
Scottish Parliament
Leveson Report

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