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Section 1.4. The territory of Scotland comprises all land and air space to the north of the land border, running as in place prior to 1999, between the Solway Firth and the then mouth of the River Tweed, and the surrounding seas and air space to a limit of 200 nautical miles or the relevant median lines with other states, including the line running due east from the mouth of the River Tweed, or to such limits as set by international law.

Proposed Amendments to Section

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Original Version

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    Administrator #1  •  2020-08-20 17:35:16

    Section 1.4. Section 1.4. The territory of Scotland comprises all land and air space to the north of the land border, running as in place prior to 1999, between the Solway Firth and the then mouth of the River Tweed, and the surrounding seas and air space to a limit of 200 nautical miles or the relevant median lines with other states, including the line running due east from the mouth of the River Tweed, or to such limits as set by international law.

Proposed Amendment to Section 1.4.

  • Caledonialan

    Rewriting

    Section 1.4. The territory of Scotland comprises all land areas to which the law of Scotland applied immediately prior to independence, together with the territorial waters surrounding those land areas and the airspace above those land areas and territorial waters, in accordance with international law and such relevant international treaties as apply to Scotland.


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