The Disclosure (Scotland) Act 2020 (Commencement No. 3) Regulations 2024

Regulation 2

SCHEDULE

Provisions of the Disclosure Act coming into force on 30 September 2024.

Column 1	Column 2	Column 3
Provision of the Disclosure Act	Subject matter	Purpose
Section 1	Level 1 disclosure	Only insofar as necessary to enable the Scottish Ministers to prescribe details under section 1(a) of the Disclosure Act.
Section 4	Provision of Level 1 disclosure to third parties	Only insofar as necessary to enable the Scottish Ministers to prescribe the period under section 4(1) of the Disclosure Act.
Section 5	Level 1 disclosure: application for review	Only insofar as necessary to enable the Scottish Ministers to prescribe the period under section 5(1) of the Disclosure Act.
Section 8	Level 2 disclosure	Only insofar as necessary to enable the Scottish Ministers to prescribe details under section 8(1)(a) of the Disclosure Act.
Section 9	Non-disclosable convictions	Only insofar as necessary to enable the Scottish Ministers to make regulations under section 9(3) of the Disclosure Act.
Section 15	Provision of relevant overseas police information	Only insofar as necessary to enable the Scottish Ministers to— (a) make regulations under section 15(5) of the Disclosure Act, (b) prescribe the meaning of “relevant overseas police force” under section 15(6) of the Disclosure Act for the purposes of that section.
Section 16	Further information for certain purposes: non-PVG scheme members	Only insofar as necessary to enable the Scottish Ministers to— (a) prescribe purposes under section 16(1)(b) of the Disclosure Act, (b) prescribe details under section 16(4)(a)(ii) and 16(4)(b)(ii) of the Disclosure Act, (c) prescribe civil court orders and the details of those orders under section 16(4)(a)(v) and 16(4)(b)(v) of the Disclosure Act.
Section 17	Further information for certain purposes: PVG Scheme members	Only insofar as necessary to enable the Scottish Ministers to prescribe civil court orders and the details of those orders under section 17(3)(d) of the Disclosure Act.
Section 18	Provision of Level 2 disclosure to accredited bodies	Only insofar as necessary to enable the Scottish Ministers to prescribe the period under section 18(1) of the Disclosure Act.
Section 20	Level 2 disclosure: application for review	Only insofar as necessary to enable the Scottish Ministers to prescribe the period under section 20(1) of the Disclosure Act.
Section 24	Review of relevant Scottish police information by the independent reviewer	Only insofar as necessary to enable Scottish Ministers to prescribe the period under section 24(2) of the Disclosure Act.
Section 26	Review of inclusion of removable convictions by the independent reviewer	Only insofar as necessary to enable the Scottish Ministers to prescribe the period under section 26(2) of the Disclosure Act.
Section 31	Provision of new Level 2 disclosure on conclusion of review proceedings	Only insofar as necessary to enable the Scottish Ministers to make regulations under section 31(6)(a) of the Disclosure Act.
Section 33	Level 2 disclosure: considering relevance and whether to include certain information	Only insofar as necessary to enable the Scottish Ministers to make regulations under section 33(5) of the Disclosure Act.
Section 34	Form and manner of provision of disclosures
Section 36	Regulations about procedure for disclosure requests
Section 37	Regulations about review procedure
Section 38	Power to modify definitions of Level 1 disclosure and Level 2 disclosure
Section 39	Childhood information: power to modify other enactments
Section 45	Offences under sections 42 and 44: supplementary provision	Only insofar as necessary to enable the Scottish Ministers to prescribe purposes under section 45(1)(f) and prescribe circumstances under section 45(2)(f) of the Disclosure Act.
Section 49	Suitable persons to have access to disclosure information	Only insofar as necessary to enable the Scottish Minsters to prescribe— (a) the meaning of “relevant police force” under section 49(5) of the Disclosure Act for the purposes of that section, (b) departments or bodies under section 49(7)(c)(iii) of the Disclosure Act.
Section 51	Lead signatories and countersignatories	Only insofar as necessary to enable the Scottish Ministers to prescribe details under section 51(5) of the Disclosure Act.
Section 54	Regulations about registration
Section 55	Code of practice
Section 56	Sharing of Level 2 disclosure information by accredited bodies	Only insofar as necessary to enable the Scottish Ministers to make regulations under section 56(5) of the Disclosure Act.
Section 58	Power to use personal data to check identity	Only insofar as necessary to enable the Scottish Ministers to prescribe persons holding data about individuals under section 58(2)(d) of the Disclosure Act.
Section 59	Power to use fingerprints to check identity	Only insofar as necessary to enable the Scottish Ministers to prescribe the manner, persons and places under section 59(1) of the Disclosure Act.
Section 60	Form and manner of applications and notices
Section 61	Fees
Section 68	Definition of consideration of suitability	Only insofar as necessary to enable the Scottish Ministers to prescribe a purpose under section 68(c) of the Disclosure Act.
Section 69	Interpretation of Part 1	For all remaining purposes.
Section 73	Compulsory Scheme membership	Only insofar as necessary to enable the Scottish Ministers to make regulations under section 45E(1) of the PVG Act (as inserted by section 73(2) of the Disclosure Act).
Section 74(3) and schedule 3	Regulated roles with children	Only in so far as is necessary to enable the Scottish Ministers to— (a) prescribe circumstances under paragraph 2(5) of schedule 2 of the PVG Act (as substituted by schedule 3 of the Disclosure Act), (b) make regulations under paragraph 32 of schedule 2 of the PVG Act (as substituted by schedule 3 of the Disclosure Act), (c) make regulations under paragraph 33 of schedule 2 of the PVG Act (as substituted by schedule 3 of the Disclosure Act).
Section 74(4) and schedule 4	Regulated roles with adults	Only insofar as is necessary to enable the Scottish Ministers to— (a) prescribe circumstances under paragraph 2(5) of schedule 3 of the PVG Act (as substituted by schedule 4 of the Disclosure Act), (b) make regulations under paragraph 25 of schedule 3 of the PVG Act (as substituted by schedule 4 of the Disclosure Act).
Section 75	Meaning of “protected adult”	Only insofar as necessary to enable Scottish Ministers to prescribe— (a) services under section 94(1)(c) of the PVG Act (as substituted by section 75(2) of the Disclosure Act), (b) services and activities under section 94(1)(d) of the PVG Act (as substituted by section 75(2) of the Disclosure Act).
Section 80	Reference by chief constable	Only insofar as necessary to enable the Scottish Ministers to prescribe information under section 6A of the PVG Act (as inserted by section 80(2) of the Disclosure Act).
Section 82	Reference by councils or integration joint boards
Section 86	Confirmation of scheme membership under the PVG Act	Only insofar as necessary to enable the Scottish Ministers to prescribe information under section 46(2)(d) of the PVG Act (as substituted by section 86(2) of the Disclosure Act).
Section 93	Consequential and minor modifications	Only insofar as is necessary to bring into force the provisions of schedule 5 listed below in column 1 of this table (and for the corresponding purposes listed in column 3 of this table).
Paragraph 5 of schedule 5	Modifications of enactments in consequence of Part 1	Only insofar as necessary to enable the Scottish Ministers to— (a) prescribe details under section 18(4)(b) of the PVG Act (as substituted by paragraph 5(2)(a) of schedule 5 of the Disclosure Act), (b) prescribe civil court orders under section 18(5)(c) of the PVG Act (as inserted by paragraph 5(2)(b) of schedule 5 of the Disclosure Act), (c) prescribe details under section 49(1)(a) of the PVG Act (as substituted by paragraph 5(3)(a) of schedule 5 of the Disclosure Act).
Paragraph 10(41) and (43) of schedule 5	Modifications of enactments in consequence of Part 2	Only insofar as necessary to enable the Scottish Ministers to— (a) prescribe fees in accordance with— (i) section 70(1) of the PVG Act (as amended by paragraph 10(41)(a) of schedule 5 of the Disclosure Act), (ii) section 70(2) of the PVG Act (as amended by paragraph 10(41)(b) of schedule 5 of the Disclosure Act), (b) prescribe further procedure in accordance with— (i) section 72(2)(a) of the PVG Act (as amended by paragraph 10(43)(a) of schedule 5 of the Disclosure Act), (ii) section 70(2)(d) of the PVG Act (as substituted by paragraph 10(43)(c) of schedule 5 of the Disclosure Act).