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The pre-union Kingdom of Scotland's government met at Parliament House, Edinburgh
The pre-union Kingdom of Scotland's government met at Parliament House, Edinburgh
Dewar (left) with Queen Elizabeth II and Presiding Officer David Steel (right) at the opening of the Scottish Parliament, July 1999
Dewar (left) with Queen Elizabeth II and Presiding Officer David Steel (right) at the opening of the Scottish Parliament, July 1999
The Second Salmond government was the first Scottish Government to achieve a majority in the Scottish Parliament
The Second Salmond government was the first Scottish Government to achieve a majority in the Scottish Parliament
Then–Deputy First Minister Nicola Sturgeon signs the Scottish Independence Referendum Act 2013 to allow for a referendum on independence in 2014
Then–Deputy First Minister Nicola Sturgeon signs the Scottish Independence Referendum Act 2013 to allow for a referendum on independence in 2014
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Following the Scotland Act 1998, Donald Dewar became First Minister and led the first Scottish Government since 1707
Following the Scotland Act 1998, Donald Dewar became First Minister and led the first Scottish Government since 1707
Bills introduced by the Scottish Government are debated in the Scottish Parliament, and must receive a majority in favour of a bill becoming law
Bills introduced by the Scottish Government are debated in the Scottish Parliament, and must receive a majority in favour of a bill becoming law
Proposed government legislation and government conduct can be scrutinised by parliamentary committees
Proposed government legislation and government conduct can be scrutinised by parliamentary committees
Bute House in Edinburgh is the official residence of the first minister
Bute House in Edinburgh is the official residence of the first minister