63. The United Kingdom Secretary of State for Scotland.
63. The United Kingdom Secretary of State for Scotland.
Constitutional and Administrative Law (Volume 20 (2023)) | Commentary
The effect of the Union of England and Scotland in 17071, taken with the abolition of the Scottish Privy Council in 1708, was that the seat of Scotland's government
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The effect of the Union of England and Scotland in 17071, taken with the abolition of the Scottish Privy Council in 1708, was that the seat of Scotland's government
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