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Scotland Bill

If I may say so, that is a delicate subject, which was debated carefully in relation to the original Scotland Act. The decision of the House at the time was that the matter would not be included within that Act, and there was no such proposal brought forward by the Calman commission or in any representations that I have received subsequently. We will give the Scottish Parliament power to administer its own elections, processes and procedures. There are also some areas where, for good and practical reasons, the Calman commission recommended re-reservation of powers to Westminster. These, too, are included in our Bill: for example, the regulation of health care professions and corporate insolvency. Finally, we have taken the opportunity to address the question of the official title of the devolved Administration: ““the Scottish Executive””, as it is currently styled. The term ““Scottish Government”” has now become broadly recognised. We propose to make that official.