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Section 14.1. Scotland’s natural resources will be held and managed by the nation in trust for future generations, developed and preserved in the national interest and set out within the national twenty-five- and fifty-year master plans which are reviewable every five years. These resources and any titles thereto belong to the citizens of Scotland. Non-citizens and corporations, both public and private, are confined to a time-limited Right to Use title under Land Rights legislation.

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    Administrator #1  •  2020-08-20 17:54:52

    Section 14.1. Section 14.1. Scotland’s natural resources will be held and managed by the nation in trust for future generations, developed and preserved in the national interest and set out within the national twenty-five- and fifty-year master plans which are reviewable every five years. These resources and any titles thereto belong to the citizens of Scotland. Non-citizens and corporations, both public and private, are confined to a time-limited Right to Use title under Land Rights legislation.


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