• Executive Summary

• Conclusions and Recommendations

• Membership changes

• Introduction

• Background to the Bill
  • Part 1
  • Part 2
    • Model lease for environmental purposes
    • Small landholdings
    • Agricultural holdings

• Overview of the Bill
  • Part 1
  • Part 2

• Parliamentary scrutiny of the Bill at Stage 1

• Part 1

• Is Further Land Reform Needed and Will the Bill Meet the Government’s Aims?

• Community Engagement Obligations
  • Approach to Community Engagement Obligations
  • Land Management Plans
  • Community Request to Lease Land
  • Thresholds
  • Reporting a breach
  • Penalties
  • Recommendations

• Community Right to Buy: Registration of Interest
  • Off-market sales
  • Existing Right to Buy Provisions
  • Timescales
  • Thresholds
  • Recommendations

• Lotting of Large Landholdings
  • Benefits of scale
  • Risk to Investment
  • Skills for Lotting
  • Process for making a lotting decision
  • Thresholds
  • Recommendations

• Land and Communities Commissioner
  • Powers of the role
  • Financial implications
  • Clarity of relationship with the Scottish Land Commission
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• Part 2

• Sustainable and Regenerative Agriculture

• Disincentivising letting of land

• Model Lease for Environmental Purposes

• Small Landholdings
  • Delegated Powers Concerns

• Agricultural Holdings
  • Tenant's Right to Buy
    • Should registration of interest be necessary?
    • The process of registering an interest
    • Scope of the regulation-making power
  • Resumption
    • Compensation methodology
    • Compensation for value other than agricultural value
    • Application to 2003 Act tenancies
    • Application to notices to quit
    • Process
    • Clarity on contractual resumption
    • Power to vary the factors regard is to be had to in valuation of resumed land
  • Compensation for Improvements
  • Diversification
  • Game Damage
  • Standard Claim Procedure
  • Rent Review
    • Inclusion of productive capacity
    • Related earnings capacity
    • Method of dispute resolution
    • Missing elements from the 1991 Act
    • Clarity of terms
  • Rules of Good Husbandry and Estate Management

• Conclusions on general principles of the Bill