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Community right to buy review: consultation

The Community Right to Buy, introduced in Scotland in 2003, has empowered rural, urban, and crofting communities to acquire land and assets. The Scottish Government is consulting as part of a review aimed at simplifying the process and exploring improvements.

Closed
This consultation closed 5 October 2025.

View this consultation on consult.gov.scot, including responses once published.

Consultation analysis


Annex C: 7. Community Right to Buy Review Reference Group: Membership

This consultation has been prepared with input from the Community Right to Buy Review Reference Group and the Scottish Government gratefully acknowledges the input of its members.

7.1 Group members

Michael Russell (Chair), Scottish Land Commission

Lucy Beattie, Scottish Land Commission

Calum MacLeod, Scottish Land Commission

Hamish Trench, Scottish Land Commission

Gemma Campbell, Scottish Land Commission

Patrick Kirkham, Scottish Government

Dave Thomson, Scottish Government

Richard Davies, Scottish Government

Jason Lloyd, Scottish Government

Sandra Holmes, Highlands and Islands Enterprise

Kirsten Logue, South of Scotland Enterprise

Katie Alexander, Crown Estate Scotland

Ailsa Raeburn, Community Land Scotland

Pauline Smith, Development Trusts Association (Scotland)

Josh Doble, Community Land Scotland

Sarah Jane Laing, Scottish Land and Estates

Rhianna Montgomery, National Farmers Union (Scotland)

Malcolm Combe, University of Strathclyde

Calum MacLeod, Harper MacLeod

Lynn Johnstone, Registers of Scotland

Heather Mack, Crofting Commission

Donna Smith, Scottish Crofting Federation

Susi Stuehlinger, Scottish Crofting Federation

Contact

Email: crtbreview@gov.scot

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