Air Departure Tax Administration Regulations: no EIA Declaration
No environmental impact assessment (EIA) is required for the Air Departure Tax Administration Regulations.
Reason why no EQIA is being carried out and justification for making that decision
Will individuals have access to, or be denied access to, a service or function as a result of your policy or the changes you propose to make? - No
Will the implementation of your policy, directly or indirectly, result in: individuals being employed; a change in staffing levels, terms and conditions, employer or location? – No
Is there a change in the size of budget, or an impact on resources, and will this change (potentially) impact on individuals? For example, will a service be withdrawn, changed or expanded? – No
Will your policy impact on another policy that affects people? - No
The administration regulations SSI has no relevance to socio-economic inequalities. This is because:
- There will be no immediate material changes
- Individuals will not be denied access to, a service or function as a result of the policy changes proposed
- There will not be a change in the size of the budget, or an impact on resources, and there will not be a service withdrawn, changed or expanded.
- The policy will not impact on other policies that affect people.
- It is not assessed that the SSI will have any impact on those who share a protected characteristic.
There may be scope to address any socio-economic inequalities in future secondary legislation, however this will be addressed at the time.
Contact
Email: airdeparturetax@gov.scot