No gov.uk item published between 3 and 30 September 2026 mentions the Scottish food price consultation or Bill; searches of the gov.uk search API and the Scotland Office feed (10 items, the last on 29 September) find nothing.
Resolves on gov.uk. YES if a news story, policy paper, correspondence or written statement published on gov.uk on or before 30 September 2026 refers to the Scottish Government's food price control consultation or the Food Prices (Scotland) Bill. If that source has not published in time, BBC News and The Guardian citing the gov.uk document. Speeches reported only in the press do not count settle it.
We found ten Scottish measures since 2012 that needed UK clearance. Each was passed by the Scottish Parliament, or sent to court before it was introduced. It could only work as passed if the UK Supreme Court found it within Holyrood's powers, if no UK order blocked it under section 35 of the Scotland Act 1998, or if the UK granted an exception from the Internal Market Act. We asked whether it came through in full. The last eight are shown.