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      <p> ... Union law. The courts have jurisdiction to hear issues such as these with a final
        appeal to the <xrefGrp role="definition">
                 <xref ref="he-9780199228270-chapter-1-note-6">Judicial Committee of the Privy Council</xref>
             </xrefGrp>. The Act also (in s.28) leaves
        untouched the power of the Westminster Parliament to make laws for Scotland.</p>
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        <note id="he-9780199228270-chapter-1-note-6" type="blockNote" role="definition"><titleGroup>
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   <p>Judicial Committee of the Privy Council</p>
 </title></titleGroup><p> this was originally created as a committee of the Privy Council to hear appeals from
            overseas countries with a connection with the United Kingdom, latterly as members of the
            Commonwealth. It is now the final court of appeal in matters relating to devolution
            issues. The judges sitting in it are usually the judges of the House of Lords. See
            further <xrefGrp>
                         <xref ref="he-9780199228270-chapter-6">Chapter 6</xref>
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